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Case M-20-20848: State of Texas vs STUBBLEFIELD, DERRICK D

Dallas County, Texas

Last updated

Status Convicted May 10, 2023
Last court activity Feb 5, 2024
Case Information

Case Number: M-20-20848

Defendant: STUBBLEFIELD, DERRICK D

Case Type: MISDEMEANOR

Date Filed: Jul 1, 2020

Court: County Criminal Court No. 6

Defense Attorney: MENCH, TIM

Representation: Retained

Status: CLOSED

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Financial Summary

Total Assessed: $3,582.00

Total Paid: $3,582.00

Charges (1)
DWI

Statute: 49.04

Level: CLASS B MISDEMEANOR

Offense Date: Jun 21, 2020

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Case History (40 events)
  1. Grand jury disposition not applicable
  2. Complaint-information (OCA)
  3. DA - accepted
  4. First setting
  5. Warrant
  6. Announcement
  7. Bond
  8. Other
  9. Motion - substitute attorney
  10. Announcement
  11. Announcement
  12. Announcement
  13. Announcement
  14. Announcement
  15. Announcement
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  1. Announcement
  2. Announcement
  3. Announcement
  4. Bond forfeiture
  5. Order - Bond Forfeiture - nisi Judgment
  6. Certificate of Call
  7. Nisi issued - BF
  8. Certificate of Call
  9. Warrant
  10. Order - Setting Aside Bond Forfeiture
  11. Disposition
  12. Bond forfeiture - set aside
  13. Warrant
  14. Announcement
  15. Other
  16. Announcement
  17. Announcement
  18. Announcement
  19. Announcement
  20. Plea
    DWI: Nolo contendere
  21. Disposition
    DWI: Pgbc - agreed plea of guilty before the court
  22. Sentenced - local jail (OCA)
    DWI: Sentenced - local jail (OCA) Converted Disposition fineamt:100.00 courtcostamt:3480.00 Confinement Confinement to Commence: 05/10/2023 6 Days, county JAIL,
  23. Discharged - BF
  24. Admonition
  25. Judgment

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