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Name:
Collins, Alexander James
Date of Booking:
07/28/2025
Reason(s) For Booking:
Aggravated Stalking
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Case History:
7/28/25
ALEXANDER COLLINS BOOKED IN BARTOW COUNTY
What this means: Alexander Collins was arrested and booked into the Bartow County jail on charges related to aggravated stalking.
7/31/25
WARRANT BOND ISSUED FOR ALEXANDER COLLINS
What this means: A judge set bond conditions that would allow Alexander Collins to be released from jail while his case proceeds through Bartow Superior Court in case SUCR2025001843.
8/7/25
RULE NISI AND MOTION FOR BOND FILED IN ALEXANDER COLLINS CASE
What this means: Alexander Collins’s legal team filed a rule nisi (a court order requiring someone to show cause why something shouldn’t happen) and a motion requesting bond modification or release in Bartow Superior Court.
8/25/25
ACCUSATION FILED AGAINST ALEXANDER COLLINS
What this means: The Bartow County District Attorney’s Office formally filed an accusation charging Alexander Collins with violation of a family violence protective order in case SUCR2025001843. An accusation is the formal charging document used in misdemeanor cases.
8/25/25
ALEXANDER COLLINS PLEADS GUILTY TO FAMILY VIOLENCE ORDER VIOLATION
What this means: Alexander Collins entered a guilty plea to violating a family violence protective order in Bartow Superior Court. By pleading guilty, he admitted to the charge and waived his right to a trial. The court then proceeded directly to sentencing, which included 12 months of probation, 20 days to serve with credit for time already served from July 28 to August 25, 2025, a $500 fine, court fees, no violent contact with the named victim, and completion of 16 hours of anger management classes to be started within 15 days of release.