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Case F-17-32854: State of Texas vs WEBB, BREANDON KENSLEY

Dallas County, Texas

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Status Convicted Aug 8, 2022
Last court activity Aug 8, 2022
Case Information

Case Number: F-17-32854

Defendant: WEBB, BREANDON KENSLEY

Case Type: FELONY-1

Date Filed: Jun 9, 2017

Court: Criminal District Court No. 2

Defense Attorney: CAPERTON, CHARLES

Representation: Court Appointed

Status: CLOSED

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Financial Summary

Total Assessed: $1,199.00

Total Paid: $1,199.00

Charges (1)
DWI CHILD

Statute: 49.045(B)

Level: STATE JAIL FELONY

Offense Date: Dec 24, 2016

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Case History (26 events)
  1. Crim bond
  2. Pre-trial electronic leg monitoring
  3. Indictment
  4. Grand jury true bill
  5. DA accepted
  6. Notice of court date
  7. First setting
  8. Election of counsel
  9. Court appointed attorney
  10. Other
  11. Plea
    DWI child: Unreported or unknown
  12. Disposition
    DWI child: Pgbc - agreed plea of guilty before the court
  13. Sentenced - probation/community supervision (OCA)
    DWI child: Sentenced - PROBATION/COMMUNITY supervision (OCA) TX cscd and Community Service cscd 5 Years 0 Month 0 Day Comment: Probation Start Date:2017-08-09 C
  14. Judicial confession - judgement
  15. Michael morton waiver
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  1. Jail dispo
  2. Defendant right to appeal
  3. Judgment - crim min
  4. Plea agreement - waiver of jury
  5. Discharged - BF
  6. 38.50 toxicology evidence
  7. Probation violation
  8. Identity theft - order granted(oca)
  9. Order - modify conditions probation
  10. Plea
    DWI child: Unreported or unknown
  11. Amended Disposition
    DWI child: Dsch - success completion/release from probation(conviction)

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