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Case F-21-56650: State of Texas vs NORRIS, JAMES EDWARD

Dallas County, Texas

Last updated

Status Convicted Sep 6, 2023
Last court activity Oct 20, 2023
Case Information

Case Number: F-21-56650

Defendant: NORRIS, JAMES EDWARD

Case Type: FELONY-1

Date Filed: Mar 29, 2023

Court: 194th Judicial District Court

Defense Attorney: PATTON, JOSEPH GEARY

Representation: Retained

Status: CLOSED

State Attorney: CHAPA, STEVEN PAUL

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Financial Summary

Total Assessed: $270.00

Balance Due: $270.00

Charges (1)
UNL CARRYING WEAPON

Statute: 46.02(B)

Level: CLASS A MISDEMEANOR

Offense Date: Jul 10, 2021

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Case History (29 events)
  1. Preliminary initial appearance
  2. Financial affidavit
  3. Election of counsel
  4. Vienna convention - mag's notice pursuant to consular rel
  5. Bond findings
  6. Arraignment sheet
  7. Crim bond
  8. Court appointed attorney
  9. Pre-file warrant served
  10. Grand jury true bill
  11. DA accepted
  12. First setting
  13. Announcement
  14. Announcement
  15. Plea
    Unl carrying weapon: Guilty
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  1. Disposition
    Unl carrying weapon: Pgfr - agreed plea of guilty before the court felony reduced
  2. Sentenced - local jail (OCA)
    Unl carrying weapon: Sentenced - local jail (OCA) Confinement Confinement to Commence: 09/06/2023 5 Days, JAIL, dallas county jail Jail Credit 3 Days Concurrent
  3. Announcement
  4. Judgment - conviction by court(oca)
  5. Discovery provided
  6. Plea agreement - waiver of jury
  7. Motion - reduce charge
  8. Michael morton waiver
  9. Defendant right to appeal
  10. Waiver database inquiry
  11. Magistrate referral
  12. Magistrate findings - orginal plea
  13. Jail dispo
  14. Cash bond release

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