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Case CR-2020-02810-A: State of Texas vs Tisby, Barry, Jr.

Denton County, Texas

Last updated

Status Convicted Jan 11, 2021
Last court activity Jan 12, 2021
Case Information

Case Number: CR-2020-02810-A

Defendant: Tisby, Barry, Jr.

Case Type: Adult Misdemeanor

Date Filed: Jun 23, 2020

Court: County Criminal Court #1

Defense Attorney: George Alec Mitcham

Attorney Phone: 817-343-2057(W), 469-854-2148(F)

Representation: Court Appointed

Status: Inactive: Disposed

Financial Summary

Total Assessed: $1,342.00

Total Paid: $1,342.00

Case History (34 events)
  1. Complaint and Information (OCA)
  2. Affidavit for Arrest Warrant
  3. Defendant's Acknowledgement of Alleged Offenses, Bonds or Rights
  4. Motion for Personal Recognizance Bond
  5. Order
  6. E-Mail or Fax Transmission
  7. Finding Regarding Indigence
  8. Arraignment hearing
  9. Announcement
  10. Request Pursuant to Rule 404(b) and 609(f)
  11. Request Art. 39.14
  12. Final Announcement
  13. Motion to Withdraw as Attorney of Record
  14. Application for Subpoena(s) A. Tisby
  15. Subpoena
Show 19 more events
  1. Application for Subpoena(s) M. Tisby
  2. Subpoena
  3. Final Plea
  4. Proposed Plea Discovery Stipulation
  5. Proposed Plea Trial Court Certification
  6. Proposed Plea Notice of Intent
  7. Proposed Plea Judgment
  8. Proposed Plea Waiver of Trial Rights
  9. Proposed Plea Admonishment
  10. Plea
    Assault causes bodily injury family member: Nolo Contendere
  11. Disposition
    Assault causes bodily injury family member: Judgment of Conviction and Sentence
  12. Confinement
    Assault causes bodily injury family member: Confinement to Commence 01/11/2021 5 Days , County Jail, Denton County Jail Jail Credit 5 Days Fee Totals: Court Cos
  13. Admonishments
  14. Stipulation/Waiver
  15. Trial Court's Certification of Defendant's Right of Appeal
  16. Notice of intent to destroy evidence or waiver preservation
  17. Discovery Stipulation
  18. Lay Out: Jail Time Served
  19. Admonishment concerning Firearms/Ammunition Ineligibility to Possess