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Case CR-2024-09180-B: State of Texas vs Miller, Ian Nathan

Denton County, Texas

Last updated

Status Convicted Sep 30, 2025
Last court activity Sep 30, 2025
Case Information

Case Number: CR-2024-09180-B

Defendant: Miller, Ian Nathan

Case Type: Adult Misdemeanor

Date Filed: Dec 20, 2024

Court: County Criminal Court #2

Defense Attorney: James Scott Angelino

Attorney Phone: 214-310-9196(W), 214-975-2474(F)

Representation: Retained

Status: Inactive: Disposed

Financial Summary

Total Assessed: $227.00

Balance Due: $227.00

Charges (1)
ASSAULT CLASS C

Statute: 22.01(a)

Level: Misdemeanor C

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. Magistrate's Protective Orders TCIC Form
  5. Magistrates Emergency Protective Order
  6. Bail Form
  7. Motion to Modify Magistrate's EPO
  8. Order Modifying Magistrates Emergency Protective Order
  9. Bond Condition & Arraignment Hearing
  10. Letter of Representation
  11. Additional Conditions of Bond Related to Victim or Community Safety
  12. Announcement
  13. Final Announcement
  14. Plea Hearing
  15. State's Notice of Intent to Use Evidence of Other Crimes , Wrongs, or Acts
Show 19 more events
  1. State's Notice of Intent to Enhance Punishment
  2. Motion for Disclosure of Expert Witnesses
  3. State's List of Expert Witnesses
  4. Application for Subpoena(s) K. Miller
  5. Subpoena issued
  6. Subpoena
  7. Request Pursuant to Rule 404(b) and 609(f)
  8. Jury Trial Announcement
  9. Discovery Stipulation
  10. State's Motion for Continuance
  11. Order Granting Continuance
  12. Defendant's Motion for Continuance
  13. Order Granting Continuance
  14. Plea
    Assault class C: Nolo Contendere
  15. Disposition
    Assault class C: Judgment of Conviction and Sentence
  16. Sentenced - Fine Only
  17. Trial Court's Certification of Defendant's Right of Appeal
  18. Discovery Stipulation
  19. Notice of intent to destroy evidence or waiver preservation