71%
Dismissed or acquitted (5)
- Dismissed71% · 5
- Dismissed after deferral0% · 0
- Acquitted0% · 0
Engage In Organized Criminal Activity
Texas Penal Code § 71.02 · Third-Degree Felony
What happened to these charges
86% have a recorded dispositionOf 7 records in Fort Bend County, 71% were dismissed or acquitted, 14% record a deferral and 0% ended in a conviction. 14% have no disposition recorded.
14%
Deferral recorded (1)
- Deferred adjudication14% · 1
- Other or unspecified deferral0% · 0
0%
Convicted (0)
- Convicted on a guilty or nolo plea0% · 0
- Convicted at trial0% · 0
- Convicted, plea or trial not recorded0% · 0
- Convicted of a lesser charge0% · 0
- Convicted; appeal pending0% · 0
0%
Other recorded status (0)
14%
No disposition recorded (1)
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 7 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 sortAll records in this view71%14%0%0%14%7
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 componentsComponentRangeRecordsMedian
Community supervision5 years–5 years15 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.