Case F-22-58850: State of Texas vs KING, TYLER NICKOLAS
Dallas County, Texas
Last updated
Status
Deferred adjudication
Jan 29, 2024
Last court activity
Feb 2, 2024
Case Information
Case Number: F-22-58850
Defendant: KING, TYLER NICKOLAS
Case Type: FELONY-1
Date Filed: Nov 30, 2023
Court: Criminal District Court No. 7
Defense Attorney: TINAJERO, REYNALDO
Representation: Court Appointed
Status: DISPOSED
Financial Summary
Total Assessed: $294.00
Total Paid: $219.00
Balance Due: $75.00
Charges (1)
AGG ASSAULT W//DEADLY WEAPON
Statute: PC
Level: 2ND DEGREE FELONY
Offense Date: Oct 9, 2022
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Case History (35 events)
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Arraignment sheet
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Preliminary initial appearance
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Bond findings
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TCIC conditions of bond data form - crim plead DC
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Financial affidavit
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Conditions of bond - arraignment
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Election of counsel
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TCIC conditions of bond victim information -crim plead
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Police report/pca
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Court appointed attorney
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Crim bond
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Pre-file warrant served
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DA accepted
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Grand jury true bill
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Indictment
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Notice of court date
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First setting
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PleaAgg assault w//deadly weapon: Guilty
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DispositionAgg assault w//deadly weapon: Naog - non-ajudication of guilt (agreed plea)
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Sentenced - probation/community supervision (OCA)Agg assault w//deadly weapon: Sentenced - PROBATION/COMMUNITY supervision (OCA) Fee Totals $290.00 Fee Totals $290.00 TX cscd and Community Service cscd 3 Years
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Jail dispo
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Plea agreement - waiver of jury
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Discovery provided
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Judicial confession - pleadings
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Michael morton waiver
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Waiver database inquiry
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Courts admonishment on right to order of nondisclosure
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Magistrate referral
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Order - magistrate referral
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Order of deferred adjudication(oca)
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Sworn statement of weapon possession
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Magistrate findings - orginal plea
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Order - modification of bond conditions 17.50-psrs
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TCIC conditions of bond victim information -crim plead
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Defendant right to appeal