Texas court record

Case F-21-22516: State of Texas vs PUGH, JAMES RUSSELL

Dallas County, Texas

Last updated

Status Deferred adjudication Mar 24, 2026
Last court activity Mar 24, 2026
Case Information

Case Number: F-21-22516

Defendant: PUGH, JAMES RUSSELL

Case Type: FELONY-1

Date Filed: Feb 11, 2022

Court: Criminal District Court No. 2

Defense Attorney: PAMENARI, BEHNOOD SALEHI

Representation: Retained

Status: CLOSED

Financial Summary

Total Assessed: $290.00

Balance Due: $290.00

Case History (40 events)
  1. Crim bond
  2. Attorney
  3. Indictment
  4. Original cases filed by indictment(dc) (OCA)
  5. Grand jury true bill
  6. DA accepted
  7. Attorney
  8. First setting
  9. Atgob
  10. Announcement
  11. Announcement
  12. Announcement
  13. Announcement
  14. Announcement
  15. Announcement
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  1. Announcement
  2. Other
  3. Plea
  4. 17.16 - affidavit - verification
  5. Plea
    Poss CS: Guilty
  6. Disposition
    Poss CS: Naog - non-ajudication of guilt (agreed plea)
  7. Sentenced - probation/community supervision (OCA)
    Poss CS: Sentenced - PROBATION/COMMUNITY supervision (OCA) TX cscd and Community Service cscd 2 Years Comment: deferred probation Fee Totals $290.00 Fee Totals
  8. Jail dispo
  9. Plea agreement - waiver of jury
  10. Judicial confession - pleadings
  11. Defendant right to appeal
  12. Discovery provided
  13. Waiver database inquiry
  14. Michael morton waiver
  15. Police report/pca
  16. Order of deferred adjudication(oca)
  17. Transfer probation
  18. Mtr prob/community supervision or deferred adjudication(oca)
  19. Attorney letters representation
  20. Amended Disposition
    Poss CS: Dape - deferred probation extended
  21. Amended sentenced - probation/community supervision (OCA)
    Poss CS: Sentenced - PROBATION/COMMUNITY supervision (OCA) TX cscd and Community Service cscd 3 Years 6 Months Comment: deferred probation Fee Totals $290.00 Fe
  22. Warrant served
  23. Mtr - withdrawn - continue probation(oca)
  24. Jail dispo
  25. Order extending probation