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Case Information

Filed 2022-06-02
Status Disposed
Type Adult Felony By Indictment
Docket 36 entries

Parties

Plaintiff State Of Texas
Defendant Pena, Daniel
Photo of Hon. Watts, Sandra L.

Judge

Hon. Watts, Sandra L.

Nueces County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Filed by Indictment (OCA)
  2. Indictment Returned From Court Indictment Returned From DA. Sent to court for Bond Approval
  3. Indictment Returned From Court Indictment Returned from Court. 2,000 Bond Amount Set. Service Issued
  4. Capias Issued (OCA) Indictment
  5. Precept Issued Indictment
  6. Capias PENA, DANIEL Served 06/29/2022 Returned 06/29/2022
  7. Precept PENA, DANIEL Served 06/29/2022 Returned 06/29/2022
  8. Fax Confirmation Court Appointment 6-29-22
  9. Magistrate Warning - does want attorney
  10. Affidavit of Indigency
  11. Bail Form WITH CONDITIONS
  12. Order Appointing Attorney FRED JIMENEZ
  13. Capias Return (OCA) $50.00 Indictment
  14. Precept & Return Indictment
  15. Inmate Correspondence
  16. Notice of Hearing / Setting Arraignment: 7/18/22 @ 1PM; Docket Call: 8/3/22 @ 1PM; Jury Trial: 8/8/22 8:30AM
  17. Arraignment Hearing (1:00 PM) (Judicial Officer Rogoff-Klein, Inna) Result: Held
  18. Yellow Card - Informational Only
  19. Notice of Hearing / Setting Docket Call: 8/10/22 @ 1pm
  20. Proposed Order Judicial Confession and Stipulation and Certification of Discovery
  21. Pleas Plea Agreement
  22. Proposed Order Trial Court's Certification of Defendant's Right of Appeal
  23. Proposed Order Court's Written Admonishments to Defendant on Defendant's Plea of Guilty or Nolo Contendere
  24. CANCELED Jury Trial (8:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Rogoff-Klein, Inna) Other
  25. Plea/Final Announcement (OCA) (9:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Rogoff-Klein, Inna) 08/03/2022 Reset by Court to 08/10/2022 08/10/2022 Reset by Court to 08/11/2022 Result: Held
  26. Yellow Card - Informational Only
  27. Notice of Hearing / Setting Plea/ Final announcement (OCA): 8/17/22 @ 9am
  28. Plea/Final Announcement (OCA) (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Rogoff-Klein, Inna) Result: Held
  29. Yellow Card - Informational Only
  30. Proposed Order Attorney Fee Voucher
  31. Admonish/Waiver/Guilty-Nolo
  32. Exhibits for Plea Plea Agreement SX1
  33. Judicial Confession and Stipulation SX2
  34. Trial Courts Certificate of Defendants Right to Appeal
  35. Bill of Costs
  36. Judgment - Felony Judgment of Conviction by Court - Waiver of Jury Trial

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