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Court

Nueces County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2022-01-02
Status Disposed - Probation/Deferred
Type Adult Felony
Docket 40 entries
Disposition guilty

Parties

Plaintiff State of Texas
Defendant Villarreal, Angelo
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Judge

Hon. Madrigal Melissa

Nueces County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Notice of Hearing / Setting
  2. Magistrate Warning - does not want attorney
  3. Pretrial Risk Assessment (Assessment Report, Exh. 1)
  4. Order Appointing Attorney
  5. Notice of Hearing / Setting
  6. Pre-File Status Hearing (OCA) (1:15 PM) ()
  7. Risk Assessment Hearing (OCA) (1:15 PM) ()
  8. Notice of Hearing / Setting
  9. Inmate Correspondence
  10. Application
  11. Proposed Order (Judicial Officer: Medary, Missy )
  12. Notice of Hearing / Setting
  13. Filed by Indictment (OCA)
  14. Pre-File Status Hearing (OCA) (9:00 AM) ()
  15. Indictment Returned From Court
  16. Indictment Returned From Court
  17. Docket Control Order / Scheduling Order
  18. Precept Issued
  19. Precept
  22. Precept & Return
  23. Plea/Final Announcement (OCA) (9:00 AM) ()
  24. Proposed Order
  25. Proposed Order
  26. Pleas
  27. Proposed Order
  28. Plea/Final Announcement (OCA) (9:00 AM) ()
  29. Admonish/Waiver/Guilty-Nolo
  30. Trial Courts Certificate of Defendants Right to Appeal
  31. Exhibits for Plea
  32. Exhibits for Plea
  33. Bill of Costs
  34. Judgment - Felony
  35. Attorney Fee Voucher (Judicial Officer: Medary, Missy )
  36. CJIS - DPS - CR43 Form
  37. Proposed Order (Judicial Officer: Medary, Missy )
  38. Conditions of Probation
  39. CANCELED Docket Call (9:00 AM) ()
  40. CANCELED Jury Trial (9:00 AM) ()

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