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Case F-18-45157: State of Texas vs MCKINNEY, MICHAEL BRADLEY

Dallas County, Texas

Last updated

Status Dismissed Jan 6, 2025
Last court activity Jan 9, 2025
Case Information

Case Number: F-18-45157

Defendant: MCKINNEY, MICHAEL BRADLEY

Case Type: FELONY-1

Date Filed: Oct 18, 2018

Court: 363rd Judicial District Court

Defense Attorney: PROSPERE, REED WALSER

Representation: Retained

Status: CLOSED

Financial Summary

Total Assessed: $284.00

Total Paid: $284.00

Case History (46 events)
  1. Arraignment sheet
  2. Jail dispo
  3. Crim bond
  4. DA accepted
  5. Plea
    Poss CS 1G: Guilty
  6. Disposition
    Poss CS 1G: Naog - non-ajudication of guilt (agreed plea)
  7. Sentenced - probation/community supervision (OCA)
    Poss CS 1G: Sentenced - PROBATION/COMMUNITY supervision (OCA) TX cscd and Community Service cscd 4 Years 0 Month 0 Day Comment: Probation Start Date:2018-10-18
  8. Judicial confession - judgement
  9. Jail dispo
  10. Defendant right to appeal
  11. Waiver - laboratory test and indictment
  12. Judgment - crim min
  13. Plea agreement - waiver of jury
  14. Grand jury - waiver
  15. Discharged - BF
Show 31 more events
  1. Court appointed attorney
  2. Probation violation
  3. Probation violation
  4. Probation violation
  5. Probation violation
  6. Attorney
  7. Attorney
  8. Probation violation
  9. Attorney
  10. Probation violation
  11. Probation violation
  12. Probation violation
  13. Probation violation
  14. Probation violation
  15. Probation violation
  16. Probation revocation announcement
  17. Announcement
  18. Announcement
  19. Probation violation
  20. Announcement
  21. Probation violation
  22. Announcement
  23. Probation violation
  24. Announcement
  25. Probation violation
  26. Amended Disposition
    Poss CS 1G: Dismissal - NO finding of guilt
  27. Amended ALL other dispositions (OCA)
    Poss CS 1G: All other dispositions (OCA)
  28. Mtr - withdrawn - continue probation(oca)
  29. Jail dispo
  30. Dismiss/discharge probation
  31. Probation violation