Case M-22-49163: State of Texas vs SANDERS, HYDIA LYNAE
Dallas County, Texas
Last updated
Status
Convicted
Oct 16, 2023
Last court activity
Feb 27, 2024
Case Information
Case Number: M-22-49163
Defendant: SANDERS, HYDIA LYNAE
Case Type: MISDEMEANOR
Date Filed: Apr 1, 2022
Court: County Criminal Court No. 9
Defense Attorney: NIETO, JULIO JOSE
Representation: Public Defender
Status: DISPOSED
State Attorney: Davidson, William
Financial Summary
Total Assessed: $3,580.00
Total Paid: $3,580.00
Charges (1)
DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED
Statute: 49.04
Level: CLASS B MISDEMEANOR
Offense Date: Jan 19, 2022
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Case History (59 events)
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Arraignment packet
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First setting
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Order - Interlock
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Other
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Conditions of Probation
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DA - accepted
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Interlock
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Complaint-information (OCA)
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Grand jury disposition not applicable
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First Setting Letter
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Bond
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First Setting Letter
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Interlock
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Warrant
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First setting
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Interlock
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Interlock
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Interlock
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Order - Interlock
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Interlock
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Announcement
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Financial Questionnaire
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Appointment of Counsel for Indigent
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Order - Interlock
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Interlock
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Disposition
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Announcement
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Election of counsel
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Interlock
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Warrant
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Miscellaneous - Pleading
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Interlock
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Investigation
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Disposition
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Announcement
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Interlock
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Announcement
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Announcement
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Interlock
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Warrant
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Interlock
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Other
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Interlock
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Interlock
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Interlock
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Interlock
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Arraignment packet
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PleaDriving while intoxicated: Nolo contendere
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DispositionDriving while intoxicated: Pgbc - agreed plea of guilty before the court
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Sentenced - local jail (OCA)Driving while intoxicated: Sentenced - local jail (OCA) Confinement Confinement to Commence: 10/16/2023 90 Days, county JAIL, dallas county jail Jail Credit 7 D
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Plea packet
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Bond discharged
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Assessment
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Judgment - Jail Time
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DL 117
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Toxicological Evidence Notice
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Right of Appeal
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Motion - strike
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Finding of Indigent Ineligibility