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Case F-19-34272: State of Texas vs GOSS, SHARON

Dallas County, Texas

Last updated

Status Dismissed Jan 29, 2023
Last court activity Jan 29, 2023
Case Information

Case Number: F-19-34272

Defendant: GOSS, SHARON

Case Type: FELONY-1

Date Filed: Jul 26, 2019

Court: 283rd Judicial District Court

Defense Attorney: ASHE, WILLIAM

Representation: Court Appointed

Status: CLOSED

Financial Summary

Total Assessed: $785.00

Total Paid: $500.00

Balance Due: $285.00

Case History (48 events)
  1. Election of counsel
  2. Police report/pca
  3. Preliminary initial appearance
  4. Financial affidavit
  5. Arraignment sheet
  6. Court appointed attorney
  7. Indictment
  8. Grand jury true bill
  9. DA accepted
  10. Jail writ
  11. Competency exam
  12. Other
  13. Mentally ill/ judge
  14. Jail dispo
  15. Magistrate referral
Show 33 more events
  1. Competency - Adopting Magistrate
  2. Miscellaneous
  3. Clerk certificate
  4. Miscellaneous
  5. Competency - Adopting Magistrate
  6. Competency - Extend
  7. Jail dispo
  8. Magistrate referral
  9. Mentally ill/ judge
  10. Miscellaneous
  11. Judgment restoring competency - report
  12. Restored
  13. Jail dispo
  14. Bench warrant
  15. Restored
  16. Plea
    Assault: Unreported or unknown
  17. Disposition
    Assault: Naog - non-ajudication of guilt (agreed plea)
  18. Sentenced - probation/community supervision (OCA)
    Assault: Sentenced - PROBATION/COMMUNITY supervision (OCA) TX cscd and Community Service cscd 2 Years 0 Month 0 Day Comment: Probation Start Date:2021-01-29 Con
  19. Judicial confession - judgement
  20. Jail dispo
  21. Michael morton waiver
  22. Order - reduce charge
  23. Motion - strike
  24. Magistrate referral
  25. Magistrate findings
  26. Defendant right to appeal
  27. Discovery provided
  28. Order - strike
  29. Plea agreement - waiver of jury
  30. Judgment - crim min
  31. Announcement
  32. Plea
    Assault: Unreported or unknown
  33. Amended Disposition
    Assault: Dismissal - dismissal - NO finding of guilt