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Name:
Varner, Alexa Elaine
Date of Booking:
03/16/2025
Reason(s) For Booking:
Battery
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Case History:
3/17/25
BOND- As reflected on the bond paperwork is set at $2,000
What this means: Money or property a defendant gives the court to guarantee they will return for their court dates. If they show up as required, the bond is returned or released. If they don’t show up, they can lose the money or property and may face additional charges.
7/9/25
ACCUSATION
What this means: A formal legal document filed by a prosecutor that officially charges someone with a crime and starts the criminal court process.
8/21/25
PRETRIAL PROGRAM COURT DATE
What this means: A court appearance where the judge talks about a program that lets you avoid a trial. Instead of going through the full court process, you may be given a chance to complete certain requirements, like classes, community service, or staying out of trouble. If you finish the program successfully, your charges may be dismissed. This court date is not a trial, but it is important to attend because missing it can cause serious problems with your case.
8/15/25
PRETRIAL AGREEMENT
What this means: An agreement made before a trial between the defendant and the court or prosecutor. It usually allows the defendant to avoid going to trial by agreeing to certain conditions, such as completing a program, attending classes, paying fees, or staying out of trouble. In return, the charges may be reduced or dismissed if the agreement is completed successfully. If the defendant does not follow the agreement, the case can return to court for normal prosecution.
1/27/26
COMPLETION OF PRE-TRIAL PROGRAM
What this means: You successfully finished the required pre-trial program on this date, meaning you met the conditions set by the court, such as classes, community service, or staying out of trouble, which often allows the case to be resolved without a conviction.
1/28/26
NOLLE PROSEQUI
What this means: The prosecutor officially decided not to continue with the case on this date, which means the charges were dismissed and the case was dropped.