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Case Information

Filed 2022-02-21
Status Disposed
Type Adult Felony
Docket 57 entries
Disposition guilty

Parties

Plaintiff State of Texas
Defendant Simpson, John
Photo of Hon. Hasette, Nanette

Judge

Hon. Hasette, Nanette

Nueces County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Magistrate Warning - does not want attorney
  2. Pretrial Risk Assessment (Assessment Report, Exh. 1)
  3. BHCNC Behavioral Health Center Filed and Secured
  4. Affidavit of Indigency
  5. Fax Confirmation
  6. Order Appointing Attorney
  7. Inmate Correspondence
  8. Inmate Correspondence
  9. Inmate Correspondence
  10. Inmate Correspondence
  11. Inmate Correspondence
  12. Notice of Hearing / Setting
  13. Pre-File Status Hearing (OCA) (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Hasette, Nanette)
  14. Attorney Non-Compliance Form
  15. Inmate Correspondence
  16. Order Appointing Attorney
  17. Request
  18. Request
  19. Motion
  20. Proposed Order (Judicial Officer: Hasette, Nanette )
  21. Proposed Order (Judicial Officer: Hasette, Nanette )
  22. Motion
  23. Proposed Order (Judicial Officer: Hasette, Nanette )
  24. Proposed Order (Judicial Officer: Hasette, Nanette )
  25. Application
  26. Proposed Order (Judicial Officer: Hasette, Nanette )
  27. Proposed Order (Judicial Officer: Hasette, Nanette )
  28. Inmate Correspondence
  29. Inmate Correspondence
  30. Inmate Correspondence
  31. Order (Judicial Officer: Hasette, Nanette )
  32. Filed by Indictment (OCA)
  33. Hearing (OCA) (9:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Hasette, Nanette)
  34. Indictment Returned From Court
  35. Notice of Hearing / Setting
  36. Hearing (OCA) (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Hasette, Nanette)
  37. Inmate Correspondence
  38. Order (Judicial Officer: Hasette, Nanette )
  39. Yellow Card - Informational Only
  40. Proposed Order
  41. Proposed Order
  42. Pleas
  43. Proposed Order
  44. Plea/Final Announcement (OCA) (10:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Hasette, Nanette)
  45. Plea/Final Announcement (OCA) (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Hasette, Nanette)
  46. Proposed Order
  47. Judgment - Felony
  48. Yellow Card - Informational Only
  49. Admonish/Waiver/Guilty-Nolo
  50. Judicial Confession and Stipulation
  51. Bill of Costs
  52. Trial Courts Certificate of Defendants Right to Appeal
  53. Indictment Returned From Court
  54. Attorney Fee Voucher (Judicial Officer: Hasette, Nanette )
  55. Exhibits for Plea
  56. Docket Control Order / Scheduling Order
  57. Inmate Correspondence

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