Texas court record

Case F-25-51201: State of Texas vs NEAL, PHILLIP CRAIG

Dallas County, Texas

Last updated

Status Deferred adjudication Feb 25, 2026
Last court activity Jun 16, 2026
Case Information

Case Number: F-25-51201

Defendant: NEAL, PHILLIP CRAIG

Case Type: FELONY-1

Date Filed: May 9, 2025

Court: 195th Judicial District Court

Defense Attorney: WARD, MONIQUE NICOLE

Representation: Court Appointed

Status: CLOSED

Financial Summary

Total Assessed: $290.00

Total Paid: $290.00

Case History (35 events)
  1. Arrest report
  2. Crim bond
  3. DA accepted
  4. Grand jury true bill
  5. Original cases filed by indictment(dc) (OCA)
  6. Notice of court date
  7. First setting
  8. Certificate of call
  9. Nisi judgment
  10. Order - modification of bond conditions 17.50-psrs
  11. Jail dispo
  12. Plea
    Unauth use of vehicle: Guilty
  13. Disposition
    Unauth use of vehicle: Naog - non-ajudication of guilt (agreed plea)
  14. Sentenced - probation/community supervision (OCA)
    Unauth use of vehicle: Sentenced - PROBATION/COMMUNITY supervision (OCA) TX cscd and Community Service cscd 4 Years Comment: deferred probation hold FOR atrs Fe
  15. Announcement
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  1. Jail dispo
  2. Plea agreement packet
  3. Order of deferred adjudication(oca)
  4. Case disposed(oca)
  5. Other
  6. Jail dispo
  7. Order - modify conditions probation
  8. Mtr prob/community supervision or deferred adjudication(oca)
  9. Order - modification of bond conditions 17.50-psrs
  10. Warrant served
  11. Jail dispo
  12. Signed motion to revoke
  13. Amended Disposition
    Unauth use of vehicle: Jadg - judgment adjudicating guilt
  14. Amended sentenced - state jail (OCA)
    Unauth use of vehicle: Sentenced - state jail (OCA) Confinement Confinement to Commence: 06/16/2026 274 Days, state JAIL, state jail Jail Credit 112 Days Concur
  15. Probation violation
  16. Jail dispo
  17. Revocation plea agreement
  18. Defendant right to appeal
  19. Judgment adjudicating guilt(oca)
  20. Magistrate findings - probation revocation