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Name:
Johnson, Tylaijah Jabria
Date of Booking:
04/11/2025
Reason(s) For Booking:
FIGHTING IN PUBLIC PLACE, AFFRAY – M
AFFRAY (FIGHTING) – M
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Case History:
4/15/25
RECEIVED BOND (RCCR25-07594) & (RTCR25-02394)
What this means: The court or jail has accepted money or a bond agreement that allows a defendant to be released from jail while waiting for trial or other court proceedings.
5/27/25
MISDEMANOR DOCKET @10:30 AM – OFFICER REQUIRED (RCCR25-07594)
What this means: The misdemeanor case is scheduled to be heard in court at 10:30 AM. The officer involved in your case is required to appear, which usually means the case may move forward and testimony could be given. The number listed is your case number, which the court uses to identify and track your specific case.
7/15/25
MISDEMANOR DOCKET @8:45 – OFFICER REQUIRED (RCCR25-07594)
What this means: The misdemeanor case is scheduled to be heard in court at 8:45. The officer involved in the case is required to appear, which usually indicates the case may move forward and testimony could be given. The number listed (RCCR25-07594) is your case number, which the court uses to identify and track your specific case.
7/15/25
BOUND UP TO STATE COURT- PRE-TRIAL DIVERSION (RCCR25-07594) & (RTCR25-02394)
What this means: A lower court (like a city or municipal court) has decided the case is too serious for them to handle and is sending it to State Court for further proceedings. This usually happens for more serious criminal or civil cases.
9/3/25
ACCEPTANCE OF PRE-TRIAL DIVERSION (RTCR25-02394)
What this means: Pretrial diversion is a program that allows someone charged with a crime to avoid a trial. They must follow certain rules, like doing community service or taking classes. If they complete the program successfully, the charges are usually dropped and may even be cleared from their record.
9/3/25
NOTICE DISMISSING CASE (RTCR25-02394)
What this means: A document that tells a person the criminal case against them is being dropped. This can happen if there is not enough evidence, witnesses are missing, the crime is minor, or the person completed a pre-trial diversion program. Once the notice is issued, the person doesn’t have to go to court, and the charges are ended. Sometimes the case can’t be filed again, and sometimes it can be reopened later, depending on the law.
9/8/25
CASE COMPLETE – DISMISSED (RTCR25-02394)
What this means: The charges are officially dropped, and the person accused no longer has to face court for that case.