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Case CR-2025-09609-E: State of Texas vs Tennant, Jeremy

Denton County, Texas

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Status Convicted Aug 25, 2026
Last court activity Aug 25, 2026
Case Information

Case Number: CR-2025-09609-E

Defendant: Tennant, Jeremy

Case Type: Adult Misdemeanor

Date Filed: Dec 4, 2025

Court: County Criminal Court #5

Status: Inactive: Disposed

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Financial Summary

Total Assessed: $198.00

Total Paid: $198.00

Charges (1)
PROPERTY CRIME CLASS C

Statute: Class C

Level: Misdemeanor C

Offense Date: Nov 8, 2024

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Case History (31 events)
  1. Complaint and Information (OCA)
  2. Affidavit for Arrest Warrant
  3. Magistrate Court Transferred Documents
  4. Request Art. 39.14
  5. Docket Notice Returned
  6. Arraignment hearing
  7. Announcement
  8. Final Announcement
  9. Plea Hearing
  10. Final Plea
  11. Request Art. 39.14
  12. Request Pursuant to Rule 404(b) and 609(f)
  13. Request Defendant's Request to Provide Witness List
  14. Motion in Limine
  15. Proposed Order Order on Defendants Motion in Limine
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  1. Motion Defendants Motion for Discovery of Punishment Evidence
  2. Proposed Order Order on Defendants Motion for Discovery of Punishment Evidence
  3. Motion Defendants Motion to Discover Criminal History of States Witnesses
  4. Proposed Order Order on Defendants Motion to Discover Criminal History of States Witnesses
  5. Pre-Trial Hearing Discovery
  6. Discovery Stipulation
  7. Plea
    Property crime class C: Nolo Contendere
  8. Disposition
    Property crime class C: Judgment of Conviction and Sentence
  9. Sentenced - Fine Only
  10. Trial Court's Certification of Defendant's Right of Appeal
  11. Discovery Stipulation
  12. Motion to Release Funds Deposited for Cash Bail Bond
  13. State's Motion to Amend Information
  14. Order on State's Motion to Amend Information
  15. State's Motion for Continuance
  16. Order Granting Continuance