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Name:
Brown, Ashley Michelle
Date of Booking:
07/27/2025
Reason(s) For Booking:
Unlawfully causes electronic transmission or postings of an adult (nudity or sexually explicit)
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Case History:
9/4/25
BOND SET
What this means: Ashley Michelle Brown was granted bond in the amount of $2,500 in Bartow County Superior Court. Bond allows an accused person to be released from jail while their case is pending, provided they or someone on their behalf pays the set amount as a guarantee they will appear for future court dates.
10/23/25
ACCUSATION FILED
What this means: The District Attorney’s Office for the Cherokee Judicial Circuit formally filed an accusation against Ashley Michelle Brown in case SUCR2025002296. The accusation charges her with Electronic Transmission of Material Depicting Nudity or Sexually Explicit Conduct. An accusation is the formal charging document that starts the criminal case in Superior Court.
1/6/26
ARRAIGNMENT SCHEDULED
What this means: Ashley Michelle Brown was scheduled to appear for arraignment at 9:00 AM in Bartow County Superior Court. An arraignment is where the defendant formally hears the charges against them and enters a plea of guilty, not guilty, or nolo contendere (no contest).
1/7/26
STATE DISCLOSURE CERTIFICATE FILED
What this means: The prosecution filed their disclosure certificate in case 25-2296, listing all evidence and materials they intend to use against Ashley Michelle Brown. This includes witness lists, defendant statements, co-conspirator statements, witness statements, criminal history records, and various other evidence types. Georgia law requires the state to share this information with the defense before trial to ensure a fair proceeding.