Case F-24-25448: State of Texas vs CRUZ, HALEY NICOLE
Dallas County, Texas
Last updated
Status
Deferred adjudication
Nov 26, 2024
Last court activity
Aug 18, 2025
Case Information
Case Number: F-24-25448
Defendant: CRUZ, HALEY NICOLE
Case Type: FELONY-1
Date Filed: Nov 4, 2024
Court: 194th Judicial District Court
Defense Attorney: ST. JULIAN, GRANT
Representation: Retained
Status: CLOSED
Financial Summary
Total Assessed: $290.00
Balance Due: $290.00
Charges (1)
POSS CS PG 1 < 1G
Statute: 481.115(B)
Level: STATE JAIL FELONY
Offense Date: Sep 13, 2024
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Case History (32 events)
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Arrest report
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Attorney letters representation
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DA accepted
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Grand jury true bill
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Original cases filed by indictment(dc) (OCA)
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Announcement
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Jail writ
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Announcement
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PleaPoss CS PG 1 < 1G: Guilty
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DispositionPoss CS PG 1 < 1G: Naog - non-ajudication of guilt (agreed plea)
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Sentenced - probation/community supervision (OCA)Poss CS PG 1 < 1G: Sentenced - PROBATION/COMMUNITY supervision (OCA) TX cscd and Community Service cscd 2 Years Comment: deferred probation Fee Totals $290.00 F
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Plea agreement packet
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Motion - strike
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Stipulation to lesser includedoffense/order
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Magistrate referral
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Magistrate findings - orginal plea
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Jail dispo
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Order of deferred adjudication(oca)
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Mtr prob/community supervision or deferred adjudication(oca)
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Warrant served
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Executed - probation violation capias
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Probation violation
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Signed motion to revoke
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Probation violation
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Amended DispositionPoss CS PG 1 < 1G: Jadg - judgment adjudicating guilt
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Amended sentenced - state jail (OCA)Poss CS PG 1 < 1G: Sentenced - state jail (OCA) Confinement Confinement to Commence: 08/18/2025 8 Months, state JAIL, state jail Jail Credit 172 Days Concurrent
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Plea
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Jail dispo
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Revocation plea agreement
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Drivers license suspension form
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Judgment adjudicating guilt(oca)
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Magistrate findings - probation revocation