Case F-21-55233: State of Texas vs DOWNEY, JAMES AKILI
Dallas County, Texas
Last updated
Status
Convicted
Oct 26, 2022
Last court activity
Oct 26, 2022
Case Information
Case Number: F-21-55233
Defendant: DOWNEY, JAMES AKILI
Case Type: FELONY-1
Date Filed: Jul 22, 2021
Court: 203rd Judicial District Court
Defense Attorney: HARDEN, MALCOM
Representation: Retained
Status: CLOSED
Financial Summary
Total Assessed: $401.00
Balance Due: $401.00
Charges (1)
THEFT FROM PERSON
Statute: 31.03(E)(4)(B)
Level: STATE JAIL FELONY
Offense Date: May 14, 2021
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Case History (60 events)
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Police report/pca
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Financial affidavit
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Preliminary initial appearance
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Election of counsel
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Vienna convention - mag's notice pursuant to consular rel
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Bond findings
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Arraignment sheet
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Court appointed attorney
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Order - reduce charge
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Motion - time served
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Indictment
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Grand jury true bill
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DA accepted
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Jail writ
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Order - reduce charge
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Motion - time served
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Stat
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Stat
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Dismiss counsel
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Other
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Other
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Financial affidavit
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Election of counsel
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Vienna convention - mag's notice pursuant to consular rel
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Bond findings
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Arraignment sheet
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Affidavit
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Other
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Order - miscellaneous
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Other
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Competency - Adopting Magistrate
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Mentally ill/ judge
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Jail dispo
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Magistrate referral
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Miscellaneous
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Clerk certificate
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Financial affidavit
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Court appointed attorney
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Miscellaneous
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Other
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Mentally ill/ judge
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Personal recognizance
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Other
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Arraignment sheet
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Affidavit
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Other
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Other
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Other
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Order - reduce charge
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Motion - time served
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Other
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Other
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Other
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Other
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Plea
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PleaTheft from person: Guilty
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DispositionTheft from person: Pgbc - agreed plea of guilty before the court
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Sentenced - state jail (OCA)Theft from person: Sentenced - state jail (OCA) Converted Disposition courtcostamt:386.00 Confinement Confinement to Commence: 10/26/2022 13 Months, state JAIL,
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Hearing
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Magistrate findings