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Case 2025CC003681: State of Texas vs CARDONA, ORLANDO JR

Bexar County, Texas

Last updated

Status Deferred adjudication Oct 21, 2025
Last court activity May 30, 2026
Case Information

Case Number: 2025CC003681

Defendant: CARDONA, ORLANDO JR

Case Type: Misdemeanor

Date Filed: Mar 18, 2025

Court: County Court-at-Law 12

Status: Deferred Adjudication Granted

Charges (2)

Statute: 49.04

Offense Date: Mar 5, 2025

Statute: 42.03(c)

Offense Date: Mar 5, 2025

Case History (54 events)
  1. Cmag Packet
  2. Appointed Attorney Requested - Yes
  3. Assigned to County Court
  4. Defendant Magistrated Misdemeanor
  5. Defense Attorney Appointment
  6. MAC Assignment
  7. Bond Made
  8. Pre-Trial Supervision Started
  9. Magistrate Warning
  10. Special Condition Bond
  11. Order Motor Vehicle Interlock
  12. Complaint Received Case Filed (OCA)
  13. CC Received Bond #
  14. Violation Report Submitted
  15. Case Setting Form
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  1. Other
  2. Violation Report Submitted
  3. Other
  4. Update letter
  5. Case Setting Form
  6. Affidavit of Non-Driving
  7. Update letter
  8. Judge Ordered
  9. Violation Report Submitted
  10. Continued On Bond
  11. Court Directive
  12. Warrant Executed (OCA)
  13. Bond Made
  14. Pre-Trial Supervision Started
  15. Case Setting Form
  16. Warrant Returned
  17. CC Received Bond #
  18. Case Setting Form
  19. Hearing Held
  20. Court Deferred Right of Appeal
  21. Applied Deferred Adjudication
  22. Deferred Adjudication Granted (OCA)
  23. Nolo Contendre: Deferred Adjudication Term
  24. Acknowledgement of Discovery Filed
  25. Attorney Voucher Filed
  26. Attorney Voucher Forward
  27. Judgment Deferred (OCA)
  28. Release of Liability / Bond Closed
  29. Not dl-17 to DPS
  30. Not dl-17a to DPS
  31. Order of the Court Filed
  32. Plea
  33. Disposition
  34. Terms and Conditions of Community Supervision
  35. Judge Ordered
  36. Disposition
  37. File Cover
  38. Supplemental Report Submitted
  39. Order to Remove Portable Alcohol Monitor Device