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Case F-20-60739: State of Texas vs JONES, NORMAN DONELL

Dallas County, Texas

Last updated

Status Dismissed Aug 27, 2025
Last court activity Oct 6, 2025
Case Information

Case Number: F-20-60739

Defendant: JONES, NORMAN DONELL

Case Type: FELONY-1

Date Filed: Aug 5, 2022

Court: 282nd Judicial District Court

Defense Attorney: LYONS, ANTHONY D.

Representation: Court Appointed

Status: CLOSED

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Charges (1)
THEFT 2500

Statute: 31.03(E)(4)(A)

Level: STATE JAIL FELONY

Offense Date: Dec 7, 2020

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Case History (40 events)
  1. Financial affidavit
  2. Preliminary initial appearance
  3. Election of counsel
  4. Personal recognizance
  5. Vienna convention - mag's notice pursuant to consular rel
  6. Arraignment sheet
  7. Indictment
  8. Original cases filed by indictment(dc) (OCA)
  9. Grand jury true bill
  10. DA accepted
  11. First setting
  12. Notice of court date
  13. Status hearing
  14. Certificate of call
  15. Order - modification of bond conditions 17.50-psrs
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  1. Warrant issued
  2. Executed - insufficient bond capias
  3. Warrant served
  4. Order - modification of bond conditions 17.50-psrs
  5. Jail dispo
  6. Financial affidavit
  7. Notice of court date
  8. Crim bond
  9. Appointment of counsel
  10. Notice of court date
  11. Status hearing
  12. Certificate of call
  13. Order - modification of bond conditions 17.50-psrs
  14. Motion - dismiss
  15. Plea
    Theft 2500: Unreported or unknown
  16. Disposition
    Theft 2500: Dismissal - DA
  17. Status hearing
  18. DA dismissal/order(oca)
  19. Jail dispo
  20. First setting
  21. Jury trial
  22. Status hearing
  23. Status hearing
  24. Status hearing
  25. Jury trial

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