Texas court record

Case F-22-54612: State of Texas vs WILSON, HERBERT LEE

Dallas County, Texas

Last updated

Status Deferred adjudication Jan 23, 2024
Last court activity Jan 24, 2024
Case Information

Case Number: F-22-54612

Defendant: WILSON, HERBERT LEE

Case Type: FELONY-1

Date Filed: Jul 13, 2022

Court: 265th Judicial District Court

Defense Attorney: JOHNSON, CALVIN DEMOND

Representation: Court Appointed

Status: DISPOSED

State Attorney: MARTINEZ, JANIE PATRICIA

Financial Summary

Total Assessed: $290.00

Balance Due: $290.00

Case History (49 events)
  1. Preliminary initial appearance
  2. TCIC conditions of bond victim information -crim plead
  3. Financial affidavit
  4. Arraignment sheet
  5. Conditions of bond - arraignment
  6. Bond findings
  7. Election of counsel
  8. TCIC conditions of bond data form - crim plead DC
  9. Court appointed attorney
  10. Indictment
  11. Original cases filed by indictment(dc) (OCA)
  12. Grand jury true bill
  13. DA accepted
  14. Crim bond
  15. First setting
Show 34 more events
  1. Announcement
  2. Investigation
  3. Announcement
  4. Announcement
  5. Announcement
  6. Investigation
  7. Other
  8. Investigation
  9. Other
  10. Announcement
  11. Investigation
  12. Plea
  13. Other
  14. Other
  15. Other
  16. Other
  17. Other
  18. Omnibus pre trial motion
  19. Pre-trial hearing
  20. Notice
  21. Other
  22. Jury trial
  23. Plea
    Aa/dw: Guilty
  24. Disposition
    Aa/dw: Naog - non-ajudication of guilt (agreed plea)
  25. Sentenced - probation/community supervision (OCA)
    Aa/dw: Sentenced - PROBATION/COMMUNITY supervision (OCA) TX cscd and Community Service cscd 4 Years Comment: deferred PROBATION, affirm findings OF deadly weapo
  26. Plea agreement - waiver of jury
  27. Jail dispo
  28. Judicial confession - pleadings
  29. Courts admonishment on right to order of nondisclosure
  30. Discovery provided
  31. Michael morton waiver
  32. Order of deferred adjudication(oca)
  33. Order - modification of bond conditions 17.50-psrs
  34. Defendant right to appeal