Case CR-2025-10226-B: State of Texas vs Burgess, Alfred
Denton County, Texas
Last updated
Status
Dismissed
Sep 14, 2026
Last court activity
Oct 20, 2026
Case Information
Case Number: CR-2025-10226-B
Defendant: Burgess, Alfred
Case Type: Adult Misdemeanor
Date Filed: Dec 29, 2025
Court: County Criminal Court #2
Defense Attorney: Darlina C. Crowder
Attorney Phone: 214-544-0061(W), 214-544-8601(F)
Representation: Retained
Status: Inactive: Disposed
Charges (1)
ASSAULT CAUSES BODILY INJURY FAMILY MEMBER
Statute: 22.01 (A)(1) PC
Level: Misdemeanor A
Offense Date: Jun 20, 2025
Bail & outcome statistics for ASSAULT CAUSES BODILY INJURY FAMILY MEMBER
Case History (43 events)
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Complaint and Information (OCA)
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Affidavit for Arrest Warrant
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Defendant's Acknowledgement of Alleged Offenses, Bonds or Rights
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Magistrate Court Transferred Documents
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Letter Requesting Discovery
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Bond Condition & Arraignment Hearing
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Additional Conditions of Bond Related to Victim or Community Safety
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Announcement
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Final Announcement
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Plea Hearing
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Request Pursuant to Rule 404(b) and 609(f)
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Motion in Limine
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Proposed Order Proposed Order on Motion in Limine
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Motion for Discovery of Exculpatory and Mitigating Evidence
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Motion for Discovery of Exculpatory and Mitigating Evidence Duplicate
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Defendant's Election to Assess Punishment
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Motion for Disclosure of Expert Witnesses
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State's Notice of Intent to Consolidate
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State's List of Expert Witnesses
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State's Motion for Continuance
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Order Granting Continuance
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Order Releasing CPS Records
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Defendant's Motion for Continuance
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Jury Trial Announcement
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Order Granting Continuance
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State's Motion to Amend Information
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Order on State's Motion to Amend Information
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Discovery Stipulation
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State's Notice of Intent to Use Evidence of Other Crimes , Wrongs, or Acts
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Defendant's Motion for Continuance
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Jury Trial Announcement
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Order Granting Continuance
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Discovery Stipulation
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Application for Subpoena(s) A. Rao
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Subpoena issued: A. Rao
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Subpoena
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Defendant's Motion for Continuance
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Proposed Order Motion for Continuance
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DispositionAssault causes bodily injury family member: Dismissed
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Motion to Dismiss
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Order on Motion to Dismiss
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Discovery Stipulation
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Discovery Stipulation