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Case F-16-57648: State of Texas vs DOTSON, THOMAS KEITH

Dallas County, Texas

Last updated

Status Deferred adjudication Nov 9, 2017
Last court activity Oct 24, 2024
Case Information

Case Number: F-16-57648

Defendant: DOTSON, THOMAS KEITH

Case Type: FELONY-1

Date Filed: Sep 28, 2016

Court: 292nd Judicial District Court

Defense Attorney: CROSS, RANDEL STEPHEN

Representation: Court Appointed

Status: CLOSED

Financial Summary

Total Assessed: $315.00

Total Paid: $311.00

Balance Due: $4.00

Case History (51 events)
  1. Other
  2. Arraignment sheet
  3. Court appointed attorney
  4. Crim bond
  5. Indictment
  6. Original cases filed by indictment(dc) (OCA)
  7. Grand jury true bill
  8. DA accepted
  9. First setting
  10. Announcement
  11. Announcement
  12. Announcement
  13. Announcement
  14. Announcement
  15. Announcement
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  1. Announcement
  2. Announcement
  3. Announcement
  4. Announcement
  5. Other
  6. Announcement
  7. Plea
  8. Announcement
  9. Plea
  10. Plea
  11. Plea
  12. Announcement
  13. Arraignment sheet
  14. Discharged - BF
  15. Other
  16. Plea
  17. Plea
    Man/del/pid CS 4G: Guilty
  18. Disposition
    Man/del/pid CS 4G: Naog - non-ajudication of guilt (agreed plea)
  19. Sentenced - probation/community supervision (OCA)
    Man/del/pid CS 4G: Sentenced - PROBATION/COMMUNITY supervision (OCA) TX cscd and Community Service cscd 5 Years 0 Month 0 Day Comment: Probation Start Date:2017
  20. Judicial confession - judgement
  21. Defendant right to appeal
  22. Discovery provided
  23. Plea agreement - waiver of jury
  24. Order - strike
  25. Judgment - crim min
  26. Jail dispo
  27. Order - modify conditions probation
  28. Mtr prob/community supervision or deferred adjudication(oca)
  29. Probation violation
  30. Signed motion to revoke
  31. Probation revocation announcement
  32. Mtr - withdrawn - continue probation(oca)
  33. Order - modify conditions probation
  34. Order extending probation
  35. Jail dispo
  36. Probation - extend