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Case Information

Filed 2023-12-04
Status Disposed
Type All Other Civil Cases
Docket 44 entries

Parties

Plaintiff State Of Texas
Defendant Williams, Ricky
Photo of Hon. Propst Jeff

Judge

Hon. Propst Jeff

Taylor County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Writ 17.151 Bond Hearing (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Propst, Jeff)
  2. Bond Recommendation sheet
  3. Pre-Indictment Warrant Issued
  4. Notice Of Appointment Sam Mehaffey
  5. Bond Charlie O's 1/28/18 $2000
  6. Pre-Indictment Warrant Served
  7. Felony Indictment (OCA)
  8. Notice Serve Indictment
  9. Notice Serve Indictment Ret/Unserved
  10. Waiver Of Arraignment
  11. Letter PAD
  12. Letter Letter #3 JT 1.28.19
  13. PAD (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Wheeler, Thomas) 1 PAD 08/16/2018 Reset by Court to 10/29/2018
  14. Application For Subpoena (3) State S Hamrick G Spindler G Thompson
  15. Subpoena Served Served Spindler & G Thompson APD
  16. Subpoena Served Served Sandra Hamrick
  17. Notice Of Intent To Introduce Evidence Of Extraneous Acts An Prior Convictions
  18. Plea Admonishments Vol./Book MCR155, Page 353, 9 pages
  19. Trial Court Certification Of Defendant's Right Of Appeal Vol./Book MCR155, Page 354, 1 pages
  20. Plea Addendum Vol./Book MCR155, Page 355, 2 pages
  21. Judgment And Sentence One Year County Jail Probated Two Years, $280.00 Fine, Court Costs, $20.00 Restitution to be Paid to Sandra Hamrick Vol./Book MCR155, Page 356, 4 pages
  22. Jury Trial (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Wheeler, Thomas) PAD/1 JT (6.4.17)
  23. Waiver Of Extradition
  24. Notice of Judicial Clemency for Defendants placed on community supervision
  25. Criminal Bill Of Costs
  26. Docket Sheet
  27. Order Amending Conditions Of Community Supervision Vol./Book MCR155, Page 823, 1 pages
  28. Motion to Revoke (OCA) (1) Vol./Book MCR160, Page 648, 3 pages
  29. Motion to Revoke Capias Issued (inactive)
  30. Precept to Serve Issued
  31. Motion to Revoke Capias Returned Served (Active)
  32. Plea Admonishments Vol./Book MCR161, Page 921, 8 pages
  33. Trial Court Certification Of Defendant's Right Of Appeal Vol./Book MCR161, Page 923, 1 pages
  34. Plea Addendum Vol./Book MCR161, Page 922, 2 pages
  35. Notice Of Appointment Bob Lindsey
  36. Letter MTR Hearing 10.30.19
  37. M/Revoke Probation (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Wheeler, Thomas)
  38. Judge's Docket Entry Plea true to all; Per plea, One year Taylor County jail, Waiver of remaining fine; (TMW)
  39. Bill of Cost Notice sent to Defendant
  40. Criminal Bill Of Costs
  41. Collection Letter
  42. Judgment Revoking Community Supervision One Year County Jail Vol./Book MCR166, Page 195, 5 pages
  43. Jailtime Data
  44. Disposition of Time/Fine and Costs

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