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Good morning. Are you um Calebski?
>> And will your client wave the formal reading of the motion?
>> Yes. You will.
Mr. Wasowski in cause number 2137917.
I have a motion to revoke your unadjudicated probation shows that you were placed on probation January 3rd of 2022 for the offense of evading detention with a motor vehicle and that was a 5-year deferred probation. Is that correct?
>> The motion alleges that you violated your probation. Count one alleges that you committed the offense of possession of a controlled substance February 16th of 2022 in Harden County, Texas. And is that true or not true?
>> True.
>> Count two alleges that you committed the um again the offense of possession of a controlled substance on February 16, 2022 in Harden County, Texas. And is that true or not true?
>> True.
Count three alleges that you provided a urine sample on March 29th of 2022 that tested positive for methamphetamines, stamp amphetamines, and benzoazipene.
And is that true or not true?
>> True.
>> Count four alleges that you provided a urine sample April 14th of 2022 that tested positive for methamphetamines and bzzoiaine. Is that true or not true?
>> True. And then count five alleges that you were behind in your court assessed fees as of April 13th of 2022 in the amount of $315.
Is that true or not true?
>> True.
>> Did you enter your place of true to counts one through five freely and voluntarily?
>> And did you plead true to those counts because they're actually true?
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> I have here on the tablet some documents that have your signature on them that the state has marked as exhibit number one before, excuse me. Before you signed these, did you go over them with Mr. Crocker?
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> Do you fully understand them?
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> And do you understand if I follow the agreement that you've made with the district attorney that you'll be waving or giving up any right to appeal?
>> State tenders number one.
>> No objection states one.
>> It's admitted. Is there any evidence that Mr. Lowski is not competent?
>> None.
>> All right, sir. I'm going to find that you entered your ple of true to counts one through five freely and voluntarily.
Find those counts true. find sufficient evidence to revoke your probation and at this time also find sufficient evidence to find you guilty and at this time find you guilty of evading detention with a motor vehicle sentence you in accordance with your agreement to a term of two years in the institutional division of the Texas Department of Corrections. You will receive credit on that sentence for any time that you've been in custody that the law gives you the right to receive.
I'm handing you the trial court certification that shows that this was an agreement that I followed and so you have waved your right to appeal. I've also handed you a written admonishment regarding your ineligibility to possess a firearm or ammunition. Because of the judgment entered against you, you're ineligible under Texas law to possess a firearm or ammunition. Possession of a firearm or ammunition could lead to charges against you. If you have questions about the laws that make you ineligible to possess a firearm or ammunition or about how long that lasts, you can talk with Mr. >> All right.
>> All right. Good luck to you, sir. Go back to Thank you for being >> Good morning. Are you Haymon Brandon?
>> Yes.
>> And this is 2136605.
And it looks like um number one, Mr. Brandon is charged with firstdegree felony offense of murder. And Dr. Rapon uh was requested to do in a competency evaluation. I don't know that we've been back since then. We received that report February 12th.
>> What?
>> Over here February 20th.
>> All right. So, I've already made that finding.
>> All right. So, what's the announcement?
>> The announcement, your honor, is I'm respectfully requesting one more continuence. What I think after talking with the state is that we may eventually at the next uh setting request a bench trial and we're moving into an insanity.
I need an insanity evaluation at the time of the offense. So I've got with Dr. I'm supposed to meet with him. I just need a little time to get that to say after I get that then we'll move forward and >> Okay.
Do you think he can get that done in 30 days? Has he already he's already done the Sey I would think he would be able to >> when he when he came back from the state hospital when he's u deemed competent. I called Dr. Graant. Dr. Graant kind of jumped the gun a little bit and thought I was talking about a competency. I already got accompanied himself, >> right?
>> And then build but then so I was like it's like take off and take it.
>> So he we're he's he's making an appointment with me. So I anticipate next couple weeks I'll be him. Maybe >> let's we'll do 30 days and if you don't have that back um let us know right before that court date and we can reset it without you guys having to come here if he's in the middle of getting that report ready. Yes, ma'am.
>> Okay. All right. You can go back with the B >> Mino Ahmad LeBlanc.
>> All right. Are you a model LeBlanc?
>> And Mr. Leblanc was previously in court entered please or true to counts one, two, and three in a motion to adjudicate um probation on probation for possession of a controlled substance. A second no first degree felony.
Hold on, that's not right. On probation for aggravated assault, new allegation is a possession of a controlled substance in Chambers County. and I've received the updated report. It was unaggreed. Have you both had an opportunity to review the report?
>> Any additions or corrections to the report?
>> None from defense.
>> Only any additional that Miss Sha may have.
>> And is this the one I believe they Paris County I mean Chambers County rejected the charge. January 28th.
>> I refuse.
>> And so, Mr. Lane, you may proceed with argument.
>> Your honor, we are asking the court to continue Mr. Law probation. Um, he's been in jail and this last time for about 58 days. Um he did test positive because he had smoked marijuana before uh he surrendered. Um he lives with his mother in Baytown. Uh he has no children. He is working at Palmer Distributing. Had been uh employed there for a while working a forklift. He does do online classes with uh Southern New Hampshire University for computer um training. He does 3D modeling and that's when he was using the THCA um that he actually got I think out of California online that he had sent to him. Um he's done his community service hours. I think he's done 433 out of 400.
I believe he's paid all of his fees. Uh this was his only hiccup. Uh he he reported his arrest I think next day after his arrest and then when the warrant came out uh which was I think January 20th, he hired me and then surrendered to the court. Your honor, his mother is here.
She's very very much supportive of him and I don't believe he'll use any more THC products.
Um we are asking that the court uh there is a another plan to extend for a year uh drop program and another drug assessment. We would ask that the court follow that alternating offense involving a weapon is concerning. However, it looked like it was an issue amongst individuals who knew one another's highway involved because he wanted as well. Mr. Leon does not have any criminal history. I hate to see him have a felony, but he's also exposed quite a bit on other probation.
I would defer to whatever Miss Shagwa has to add, but I would ask that if he's continued, judge that he be extended and possibly have something a little bit more intensive just >> anything to add. not in that updated report from probation.
>> I mean, >> so I mean, Mr. Leblanc, you've done so well. I mean, better than most you. So, the fact that you've got all your community service, you paid your fees, you've reported like you're supposed to.
Um obviously you understand that you cannot use any type of THC program uh THC in any form whether it's legal here legal in another state it's if you test positive there's no way for us to know if it's legal or not legal and so you're not supposed to use it if it's going to show positive in a drug screen and you can't use it you understand um all right so what I'm going to do is find that you entered your please of true to counts one two and three freely and voluntarily find those counts true find sufficient evidence to find you guilty and revoke your probation. But I'm not going to do that today. Um I think you've come a long way over on your almost at the end of your probation. I'm going to continue you.
I'm going to extend you for one year. Uh conditions are going to be that you uh you'll be on the high and I don't know if he'll still be in Harris County. And so whatever the whatever they have that's comparable to what I'm ordering is what you're going to have to do.
You're going to be on the high medium case load.
You'll be uh you'll uh be required to enroll in and pay for and successfully complete the Texas drug education offender program.
You'll obviously have to test negative.
There's going to be a new substance abuse assessment done. If there's any issues that they find that you need more treatment than what we've already saying, then you're be required to comply with whatever that is. Do you understand?
>> Yes.
>> Okay. So, this wasn't agree an agreement. So, you do have some rights to appeal. You can talk to Mr. Lane about that. And I need you guys to sign this, Mr. Lane.
But you'll be released and first thing you do is go to probation and make sure you get everything taken care of like you're supposed to. Okay.
>> All right. Good luck to you, sir.
>> Thank you.
>> Good morning. Are you Paul Nelson?
>> And will your client wave the formal reading of the indictment in each of the cases?
>> Yes, sir.
>> Mr. Nelson, in C number 23, DCCR 1786, you're charged with a thirdderee felony offense of possession of child pornography from January 13 of 2021. How do you plead to that charge? Are you pleading guilty freely and voluntarily?
And are you pleading guilty because you actually did what they charged you with?
And then in cause number 23, DCCR 1787, you are also charged with a thirdderee felony offense of possession of child pornography from January 13th of 2021.
And how do you plead to that charge?
Again, are you pleading guilty freely and voluntarily and because you did what they charged you with? In each of these cases, I have here on the tablet some documents that have your signature on them uh that the states marked as exhibit number one. Before you sign these, did you go over them with your attorney?
>> Do you fully understand them?
>> Yes.
>> And do you understand if I follow the agreements that you've made with the district attorney that you'll be waving or giving up any right to appeal?
>> Yes.
Also, do you understand if you're not a US citizen that a plea of guilty or no contest may result in your deportation, exclusion from admission to the country, or denial of naturalization under federal law? I'm required to ask every um state, excuse me. State tenders number one in each case.
>> No objection.
>> It's admitted in each case. Is there any evidence that Mr. Nelson is not competent?
>> None.
>> All right, sir. In each of your cases, I'm going to find that you ended your plea of guilty freely and voluntarily and that you're mentally competent and understand the nature and the consequences of your p. Find sufficient evidence in each case to find you guilty and at this time and cause number 23 DCCR 1786.
Find um find you guilty, sentence you in accordance with your agreement to a term of eight years in the institutional division of the Texas Department of Corrections. You will receive credit on that sentence for any time that you've been in custody that the law gives you the right to receive. And then in cause number 23, DCCR 1787, find sufficient evidence to find you guilty and at this time find you guilty of possession of child pornography, sentence you in accordance with your agreement to a term of eight years in the institutional division of the Texas Department of Corrections. You will also receive credit on that sentence for any time that you've been in custody that the laws you the right to receive. Uh these cases will run concurrently which means together at the same time and also concurrently with uh you McGomery County cases. Is that correct? They'll run concurrently with that as well. I'm handing you the trial court certifications. Those show that these were agreements that I followed and so you waved your right to appeal. I've also handed you a written admonishment regarding your ineligibility to possess a firearm or ammunition. Because of the judgments entered against you, you're ineligible under Texas law to possess a firearm or ammunition. Possession of a firearm or ammunition could lead to charges against you. If you have questions about the laws that make you ineligible to possess a firearm or ammunition or about how long that lasts, you can talk to Judge Walker. All right.
Good luck to you, sir. Go back to the court wave any court. He has I need to or needs me to I'm happy to. He's been incarcerated for two and a half years and he has zero denier.
>> Um what are the typical court cost on a >> $200 and something dollars plus this fee plus that fee. So total in both cases your honor would probably be around $550.
What I'll do, let me make a notation and I'll get with Miss Werner, the other clerk, and find out exactly what the process for that um and take into consideration that he's indigent that you relay that and I will let you know um exactly how that works and if we can do it. Do you have any um any issue with regard to that?
>> I'll defer to the court on that issue.
>> Okay. Thanks, Miss French. All right.
You can go back with Bailey. Yes, sir.
>> Mr. Lewis, you have Daryl Burnmore.
Good morning.
>> How are you?
Good morning. Are you Daryl Bernworth?
>> Bernworth. And this is cause number 26 DCCR 0038. Mr. Bernworth is charged with theft of property and that Looks like it's a Well, it was titled a firstdegree felony, but it was amended for the value to be of $30,000 or more, not 300,000. Is that correct?
>> That's correct.
>> What level offense does that make it?
>> That makes it a third degree.
>> Okay.
>> Then with everyone's permission, I'm going to make that notation on the indictment. I didn't when I amended it, but that way it won't be confusing when anybody looks at it. So, I'm going to take care of that. Um, all right. So, thirdderee felony office of theft of property. So, what is the announcement?
Judge, I haven't talked with Mr. Bworth and there are some questions that came that he brought to me in regards to his criminal history that was went to the offer that was made by Miss Francis.
All his history is in Louisiana. So, I just need to verify some things.
>> Okay. So, if I can just give it a couple weeks, I think we'll be able to get this one resolved.
>> Any issues, Miss French?
>> All right, we'll reset it um either two or three weeks depending on the dockets.
All right, you can go back with the bay.
Do you have William Miller?
>> William Miller.
>> And this is Mr. Coleman.
>> Yeah, I think he's uh >> correct.
Good morning.
>> Good morning.
>> Since I haven't only cases got reset so >> good morning. Are you William Miller?
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> And this is 26 DCCR 0063. Mr. Miller's charged with the offensive robbery. Um there was an evaluation for competency that was done by Dr. Grimsley and uh received that.
Okay. The exam date was March 5th of 2026. The finding in that report is that Mr. Miller is currently not competent to stand in trial and that inpatient competency restoration uh would be warranted for him for to regain competency. Is there any other reant revenants relevant revenue?
>> Oh, we're still here.
>> Yeah.
>> Nothing to ask. Nothing else from the state.
>> Then based on that and based on the report by Dr. Grimsley, I am going to find that Mr. Miller is currently not competent to stay in trial. order that inpatient restoration is warranted for competency restoration and that he be sent to the appropriate facility for a period of not to exceed 120 days from the day you get to that facility. So, Mr. Miller, you'll get sent to a hospital >> and they'll get you taken care of so you can understand everything better and then we'll get you back to take care of your case. Okay.
>> You can go back with the baby.
>> Thanks.
>> Yes, please. Did you go over them with Mr. Parker?
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> Do you fully understand them?
>> Yes, ma'am. And do you understand if I follow the agreement that you've made with the district attorney that you'll be waving or giving up any right to appeal?
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> And it looks like the agreement that you've reached is for a five-year deferred probation. There would be a $500 fine. You would be required to follow all of the rules and conditions of probation. Uh and that would likely include mental health treatment so that you can stay on the right path and u and be able to be successful. Is that your understanding?
>> Yes, ma'am. also that there would be a dismissal in clause number 25 DCCR0170 is part of that. Is that correct? Um also do you understand if you're not a US citizen that a plea of guilty or no contest may result in your deportation, exclusion from admission to the country or denial of naturalization under federal law.
>> State tenders number one.
>> No objection.
>> It's admitted. All right, Miss Bailey.
I'm going to find that you entered your plea of guilty freely and voluntarily.
Find again that you're mentally competent and you understand the nature and the consequence of your plea. Find sufficient evidence to find you guilty.
However, I'm going to reset your case for sentencing so we can get a pre-scence report done. That'll just give me more information about you, your case, and that way also everything will be in place for you to have anything that you need as soon as you start your probation uh with regard to mental health or anything else. Okay. And so we'll see you back in sentency.
>> Morning.
>> Good morning. Good morning again.
>> There's >> five cases.
>> I see.
>> Are the both of those um >> possession of control substance stays and all the rest are second degrees. I can do it with household.
>> Good morning ma'am. Are you man? Yes.
>> And Miss Mhutan and cost number 25 PCCR0907.
Um before we go forward, I'm going to take judicial notice of the court's file. Um it looks like there was an evaluation done by Dr. upon last year with regard to competency and that we received that report back in October and Miss Mutan was found competent to stand trial. Is there >> get this in January?
>> The competency reports from October.
>> You found her compliment January. That's what my fire suggest.
>> Okay.
Maybe we didn't get her back.
I don't know why >> she didn't a lot of things, did we?
>> Hold on. I don't think she was ever taken anymore.
>> No. So I don't know what. Anyway, found confident based on that report.
There hasn't been any other reports that I know other than the Dr. Propon report from back in October. And so any other issues at this point with regard to competency?
>> All right. So in cause number 25 DCCR0907, Miss Muton, you're charged with a secondderee felony offense of assault on a peace officer. And what that means is that if you go to trial and you're found guilty, the range of punishments between two years and up to 20 years in prison.
Do you understand?
>> I need you to answer out loud for the record.
>> Thank you.
>> And then in cause number 25, DCCR 1466, you're also charged with assault on a peace officer. Uh this one is from um August 17th of 2024. The first one that I read out was actually from May 5th of 2025. So this second one, same thing is a seconddegree felony if you're found guilty. The range of punishments between two years and up to 20 years in prison.
Do you understand?
>> And then in cause number 25 DCCR 1467, you're charged with the state jail felony offense of possession of a controlled substance from August 17th of 2024. And in that case, uh, that means that if you went to trial and you were found guilty, the range of punishment would be between six months and up to two years in a state jail prison. Do you understand that?
>> And then in cause number 25 DCCR 1468, you're charged with assault on a peace officer. And this is from that same date of August 17th of 2024. Again, if you're found guilty by a jury, the same punishment range applies, which is between two years and up to 20 years. Do you understand?
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> And then the last case is 26 PCCR0120.
You're charged with possession of a controlled substance, a state jail felony from August 8th of 2024. And in that case, if you were found guilty, the range of punishments between 6 months and up to two years. Do you understand?
Um, I have here on the tablet plea bargain rejections that you've signed with Mr. Rohos that shows that the district attorney's office has made offers in your cases if you wanted to interpy term in prison and on all of those assault on a peace officer cases that would run at the same time concurrently and then a two-year sentence in the state jail prison on those two um >> the offer was actually we would dismiss the state jail.
>> Okay. So, there would be a dismissal in the two-state jails with I'm going to make that notation.
>> I just signed paperwork's refusing two years for both of those.
>> You did. So, and so obviously the the bigger cases are the eight-year terms.
So, what the offer is and so that we're all on the same page, it would be eight years TDC on the three assault on a peace officer cases with dismissals and the two-state jail cases. Does that change your mind?
>> Okay. So, you have every right to reject. Hang on. Hang on. So, you have every right to reject those offers. I just need to make sure that you understand what the possible consequences are if you go to trial, what your options are if you wanted to enter plea guilty and you understand all of that and you want to reject those offers and have your cases set for trial.
>> All right, we'll get them set for trial.
U Miss Mutan, Mr. >> Listen, just listen. Mr. Rojos has been appointed to represent you. He's one of the attorneys who handles a lot of cases for me as a courtappointed attorney.
With your permission, I can release him and appoint another attorney who could begin preparation for trial a little quicker. Is that okay with you?
>> Yes, ma'am. I thought you was trying to make me cheeky.
>> Well, it wouldn't be the worst thing because he's one of the best lawyers we have.
>> I understand.
>> So, Mr. Rojos, you're released and Mr. Muton, I mean, Miss Muton will give you a new attorney. They should be out to see you very soon to begin preparation for trial. You can go back with the Bless.
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