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Court

Nueces County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2022-02-01
Status Disposed - Probation/Deferred
Type Adult Felony
Docket 51 entries
Disposition guilty

Parties

Plaintiff State of Texas
Defendant Lott, Aaron
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Judge

Hon. Stith, David

Nueces County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Pretrial Risk Assessment (Assessment Report, Exh. 1)
  2. Magistrate Warning - does want attorney
  3. Affidavit of Indigency
  4. Court appointed attorney denied - incomplete application
  5. Affidavit of Indigency
  6. Order Appointing Attorney
  7. Fax Confirmation
  8. Order Imposing Conditions of Bail Pending Trial
  9. Bond Fee $10
  10. Notice
  11. Notice
  12. Proposed Order (Judicial Officer: Stith, David )
  13. Proposed Order (Judicial Officer: Stith, David )
  14. Order (Judicial Officer: Stith, David )
  15. Verification of Incarceration
  16. Filed by Indictment (OCA)
  17. Indictment Returned From Court
  18. Indictment Returned From Court
  19. Precept Issued
  20. Precept
  23. Compliance Hearing (OCA) (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Stith, David)
  24. Affidavit
  25. Waiver
  26. Precept & Return
  27. Notice
  28. Pre-Trial Hearing (OCA) (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Stith, David)
  29. Compliance Hearing (OCA) (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Stith, David)
  30. Arraignment Hearing (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Stith, David)
  31. Motion
  32. Proposed Order
  33. Pre-Trial Hearing (OCA) (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Stith, David)
  34. Appearance of Retained Counsel
  35. Motion
  36. Proposed Order
  37. Proposed Order
  38. Pleas
  39. Proposed Order
  40. Proposed Order
  41. Proposed Order
  42. Motion Hearing (OCA) (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Stith, David)
  43. CANCELED Hearing (OCA) (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Stith, David)
  44. Trial Courts Certificate of Defendants Right to Appeal
  45. Judicial Confession and Stipulation
  46. Bill of Costs
  47. Judgment - Felony
  48. Admonish/Waiver/Guilty-Nolo
  49. CANCELED Docket Call (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Stith, David)
  50. Conditions of Probation
  51. Attorney Fee Voucher (Judicial Officer: Stith, David )

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