ChargesCourts & Public Order§ 36.06(c)Attempt To Commit Obstruction Or Retaliation

Attempt To Commit Obstruction Or Retaliation

Texas Penal Code § 36.06(c) · State Jail Felony

Cases: 14
Records: 14
Dispositions: 14
Counties: 3

The charge

Statute

State Jail Felony§ 36.06(c)

(c) An offense under this section is a felony of the third degree, except that the offense is a felony of the second degree if: (1) the victim of the offense was harmed or threatened because of the victim's service or status as a juror; or (2) the actor's conduct is described by Subsection (a-1) and results in the bodily injury of a public servant or a member of a public servant's family or household.

Published statute text · retrieved 2026-09-16 · not the full statute. Read § 36.06 on the Texas Legislature’s website

County charge wording (1)

Attempt to Commit OBSTRUCTION OR RETALIATION

Statutory range

Confinement180 days to 2 years in state jail

FineUp to $10,000

AuthorityPenal Code § 12.35

Base range for the class. Enhancements and offense-specific provisions can change it.

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7 charges under § 36.06

Cases

What happened to these charges

100% have a recorded disposition

Of 14 records in El Paso and Fort Bend and Rockwall counties, 0% were dismissed or acquitted, 7% record a deferral and 93% ended in a conviction. 0% have no disposition recorded.

7%93%

Dismissed or acquitted (0)

Dismissed0% · 0
Dismissed after deferral0% · 0
Acquitted0% · 0

Deferral recorded (1)

Deferred adjudication7% · 1
Other or unspecified deferral0% · 0

93%

Convicted (13)

Convicted on a guilty or nolo plea0% · 0
Convicted at trial0% · 0
Convicted, plea or trial not recorded7% · 1
Convicted of a lesser charge86% · 12
Convicted; appeal pending0% · 0

Other recorded status (0)

No disposition recorded (0)

No disposition is recorded for these charges. Most are open or inactive cases; the rest have only a plea or status entry that does not establish how the charge ended.

Outcomes are the latest recorded disposition of the listed charge, not predictions. Where a county records a guilty or nolo contendere plea as the disposition, it is counted as a conviction; a not-guilty plea alone is not counted as an outcome. Probation changes and other statuses remain separate when they do not establish the underlying outcome. A dismissal here applies to this charge, not to other charges in the same case. Percentages use all 14 records and may not add to 100% because of rounding.

Attorneys in these records

Share of each attorney’s associated records · click a column to sort

All records in this view0%7%93%0%0%14

Araceli Solis0%0%100%0%0%1

Arif Abrar0%0%100%0%0%1

Eric Ashford0%0%100%0%0%1

Cesar Lozano0%0%100%0%0%1

Dereck Wyatt0%0%100%0%0%1

Billy Fair Jr.0%100%0%0%0%1

James Todd Dunham0%0%100%0%0%1

Manuel Parra0%0%100%0%0%1

Up to eight verified directory matches, ordered by associated case count until you sort. These are record associations, not win rates: representation at disposition is not established, and multiple attorneys can appear on the same charge. “Deferred” includes unspecified deferrals. Percentages use each attorney’s associated charge records and are rounded.

Sentences & assessments

Recorded numeric components

ComponentRangeRecordsMedian

Jail term1 years–1 years11 years

Jail term170 days–170 days1170 days

Community supervision2 years–2 years22 years

Components can coexist in one sentence. Financial assessments can include costs and fees; they are not labeled as fines. A recorded term does not establish time served.

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