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Court

Montgomery Co

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2022-02-28
Status 221st Judicial District Court
Type Adult Felony Filed By Information
Docket 40 entries
Disposition guilty

Parties

Plaintiff State Of Texas
Defendant Sinishtaj, Kristopher J.
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Judge

Hon. (Judicial Officer: Michalk, Lisa)

Montgomery County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Surety Bond
  2. Signed Order
  3. Information (OCA)
  4. Order Appointing Attorney
  5. Ancillary Conditions of Bond
  6. Signed Order
  7. Verification of Incarceration
  8. Standard Discovery Order
  9. Finance - Bill of Cost
  10. Docket Entry
  11. Signed Order
  12. Scheduling Order
  13. Surety Bond
  14. Finance - Bill of Cost
  15. Signed Order
  16. Docket Entry
  17. Verification of Incarceration
  18. Scheduling Order
  19. Indictment Non-mapped
  20. Precept
  21. Precept Sinishtaj, Kristopher J. Served 04/22/2022 Returned 04/22/2022
  22. Finance - Bill of Cost
  23. Signed Order
  24. Ancillary Conditions of Bond
  25. Docket Entry
  26. Surety Bond
  27. Standard Discovery Order
  28. Scheduling Order
  29. Finance - Bill of Cost
  30. Scheduling Order
  31. Verification of Incarceration
  32. Defendant Pro Se Motion
  33. Docket Entry
  34. Evidence and Discovery Log
  35. Order for Destruction of Evidence
  36. Trial Court's Certification of Defendant's Right of Appeal
  37. Judgment of Conviction by Court
  38. Admonitions to the Defendant for Plea to Court
  39. Notice
  40. Standard Discovery Order

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