Texas court record

Case F-20-30229: State of Texas vs NORTHERN, BENNIE LEE

Dallas County, Texas

Last updated

Status Convicted May 27, 2020
Last court activity May 27, 2020
Case Information

Case Number: F-20-30229

Defendant: NORTHERN, BENNIE LEE

Case Type: FELONY-1

Date Filed: Mar 12, 2020

Court: 265th Judicial District Court

Defense Attorney: SEYMOUR, MATTHEW DAVID

Representation: Retained

Status: CLOSED

Financial Summary

Total Assessed: $305.00

Balance Due: $305.00

Case History (39 events)
  1. Financial affidavit
  2. Conditions of bond - arraignment
  3. Arraignment sheet
  4. Preliminary initial appearance
  5. Court appointed attorney
  6. Preliminary initial appearance
  7. Financial affidavit
  8. Arraignment sheet
  9. Indictment
  10. Grand jury true bill
  11. DA accepted
  12. Jail writ
  13. First setting
  14. Plea
    Forg gov instr: Guilty
  15. Disposition
    Forg gov instr: Pgbc - agreed plea of guilty before the court
Show 24 more events
  1. Sentenced - prison (OCA)
    Forg gov instr: Sentenced - prison (OCA) Converted Disposition courtcostamt:290.00 Confinement Confinement to Commence: 04/22/2020 3 Years, PRISON, texas depart
  2. Announcement
  3. Miscellaneous pleading
  4. Judicial confession - judgement
  5. Plea agreement - waiver of jury
  6. Judgment - crim min
  7. Jail dispo
  8. Defendant right to appeal
  9. Michael morton waiver
  10. Waiver - nondisclosure
  11. Discovery provided
  12. Order - new trial
  13. Motion - new trial
  14. Motion for new trial filed
  15. Plea
    Forg gov instr: Guilty
  16. Amended Disposition
    Forg gov instr: Pgbc - agreed plea of guilty before the court
  17. Amended sentenced - prison (OCA)
    Forg gov instr: Sentenced - prison (OCA) Converted Disposition courtcostamt:315.00 Confinement Confinement to Commence: 05/27/2020 3 Years, PRISON, texas depart
  18. Jail dispo
  19. Michael morton waiver
  20. Plea agreement - waiver of jury
  21. Judgment - crim min
  22. Discovery provided
  23. Judicial confession - judgement
  24. Defendant right to appeal