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Case F-16-14560: State of Texas vs GUESS, TRAVIS MICHAEL

Dallas County, Texas

Last updated

Status Convicted Oct 5, 2020
Last court activity Oct 5, 2020
Case Information

Case Number: F-16-14560

Defendant: GUESS, TRAVIS MICHAEL

Case Type: FELONY-1

Date Filed: Aug 9, 2017

Court: 292nd Judicial District Court

Defense Attorney: LIVELY, THOMAS

Representation: Retained

Status: CLOSED

Financial Summary

Total Assessed: $1,336.00

Total Paid: $1,336.00

Case History (40 events)
  1. Arraignment sheet
  2. Crim bond
  3. Indictment
  4. Grand jury true bill
  5. DA accepted
  6. Notice of court date
  7. First setting
  8. Attorney
  9. Announcement
  10. Announcement
  11. Plea
  12. Plea
  13. Announcement
  14. Plea
    12.44b att poss CS: Guilty
  15. Disposition
    12.44b att poss CS: Naog - non-ajudication of guilt (agreed plea)
Show 25 more events
  1. Sentenced - probation/community supervision (OCA)
    12.44b att poss CS: Sentenced - PROBATION/COMMUNITY supervision (OCA) TX cscd and Community Service cscd 4 Years 0 Month 0 Day Comment: Probation Start Date:201
  2. Judicial confession - judgement
  3. Jail dispo
  4. Defendant right to appeal
  5. Discovery provided
  6. Plea agreement - waiver of jury
  7. Judgment - crim min
  8. Discharged - BF
  9. Financial affidavit
  10. Vienna convention - mag's notice pursuant to consular rel
  11. Bond findings
  12. Arraignment sheet
  13. Election of counsel
  14. Plea
    12.44b att poss CS: Guilty
  15. Amended Disposition
    12.44b att poss CS: Revk - probation revoked
  16. Amended sentenced - local jail (OCA)
    12.44b att poss CS: Sentenced - local jail (OCA) Confinement Confinement to Commence: 10/05/2020 30 Days, county JAIL, dallas county jail Concurrent with Prior
  17. Probation violation
  18. Jail dispo
  19. Order - reduce charge
  20. Magistrate referral
  21. Motion - felony reduction 12.44(b) charge
  22. Defendant right to appeal
  23. Revocation plea agreement
  24. Judgment - crim min
  25. Magistrate findings - probation revocation