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Case M-25-30097: State of Texas vs BALTAZAR, EDWARD PEREZ

Dallas County, Texas

Last updated

Status Convicted Jul 22, 2025
Last court activity Oct 12, 2026
Case Information

Case Number: M-25-30097

Defendant: BALTAZAR, EDWARD PEREZ

Case Type: MISDEMEANOR

Date Filed: Jun 6, 2025

Court: County Criminal Court No. 5

Defense Attorney: JOSE, RAJISH K.

Representation: Retained

Status: OPEN

Financial Summary

Total Assessed: $953.00

Total Paid: $795.00

Balance Due: $158.00

Charges (1)
DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED BAC >= 0.15

Statute: 49.04(d)

Level: CLASS A MISDEMEANOR

Offense Date: Jan 14, 2025

Case History (43 events)
  1. Ais prefile case created
  2. First setting
  3. Other
  4. Letter of Representation
  5. Request for discovery
  6. Letter of Representation
  7. Request for discovery
  8. Interlock
  9. Interlock
  10. Interlock
  11. Interlock
  12. Pnc prefile case created
  13. First setting
  14. Pnc prefile case created
  15. DA - accepted
Show 28 more events
  1. Interlock violation hearings
  2. Interlock
  3. Deft failure to comply with interlock order
  4. Complaint-information (OCA)
  5. Interlock
  6. Interlock violation hearings
  7. Interlock
  8. Other
  9. Warrant issued
  10. Deft viol conditions while on bond
  11. Plea
    Driving while intoxicated bac >= 0.15: Nolo contendere
  12. Disposition
    Driving while intoxicated bac >= 0.15: Pgbc - agreed plea of guilty before the court
  13. Sentenced - probation/community supervision (OCA)
    Driving while intoxicated bac >= 0.15: Sentenced - PROBATION/COMMUNITY supervision (OCA) Fee Totals $930.00 Fee Totals $930.00 Confinement Confinement to Commen
  14. Other
  15. Plea packet
  16. Assessment
  17. Bond discharged
  18. County criminal court disposition sheet
  19. Judgment - Regular Probation
  20. Conditions of Probation
  21. Interlock violation hearings
  22. Order - modify probation conditions
  23. Order on motion to revoke probation
  24. Warrant issued
  25. Warrant served
  26. Bond
  27. First setting
  28. Hire an attorney (misdemeanor cases)