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Case CR-2024-06611-E: State of Texas vs Bunch, Amanda

Denton County, Texas

Last updated

Status Disposed Feb 11, 2025
Last court activity Jun 29, 2026
Case Information

Case Number: CR-2024-06611-E

Defendant: Bunch, Amanda

Case Type: Adult Misdemeanor

Date Filed: Sep 19, 2024

Court: County Criminal Court #5

Status: Inactive: Disposed

Financial Summary

Total Assessed: $1,424.00

Total Paid: $96.00

Balance Due: $1,328.00

Charges (1)
DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED BAC >=0.15

Statute: 49.04(d) PC

Level: Misdemeanor A

Case History (29 events)
  1. Complaint and Information (OCA)
  2. Affidavit for Arrest Warrant
  3. Defendant's Acknowledgement of Alleged Offenses, Bonds or Rights
  4. Application for Court Appointed Attorney and Financial Affid
  5. Finding Regarding Indigence
  6. Bond Condition & Arraignment Hearing
  7. Finding Regarding Indigence
  8. Application for Court Appointed Attorney and Financial Affid
  9. Order of Additional Conditions of Bond
  10. Announcement
  11. Pretrial Release Violation Report
  12. Compliance Hearing
  13. Final Announcement
  14. Plea
    Driving while intoxicated bac >=0.15: Nolo Contendere
  15. Disposition
    Driving while intoxicated bac >=0.15: Judgment of Community Supervision
Show 14 more events
  1. Sentenced - Probation/Community Supervision
  2. Trial Court's Certification of Defendant's Right of Appeal
  3. Discovery Stipulation
  4. Motion to Remove Ignition Interlock or Scram Device
  5. Proposed Order
  6. Motion to Remove Interlock
  7. Order Conditions of Bond
  8. Motion to Strike Invalid Hair Follicle Test and Renewed Motion for Removal of Ignition Interlock Device
  9. Proposed Order on Motion to Strike Invalid Hair Follicle Test and Renewed Motion for Removal of Ignition Interlock Devic
  10. Motion to Remove Interlock Strike Invalid HF test
  11. Order Terms of Bond with All Previously Ordered Conditions
  12. Offender and Vehicle Info- Interlock Removal Order
  13. Amended Sentenced - Probation/Community Supervision
  14. Order Extending Period of Probation