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Cause Nos. 888968; 888967; 907406; 906336;
906337; 907407; 908425; 908426; 908427;
904608; 904609; 904610
The State of Texas § IN THE DISTRICT COURT
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VS § OF H A R R I S C O U N T Y
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Carlos Coy §
§ 351st JUDICIAL DISTRICT
ORDER
The Court enters the following Order in trial court cause numbers 888968; 888967; 907406; 906336; 906337; 907407; 908425; 908426; 908427; 904608; 904609; and 904610, styled The State of Texas vs. Carlos Coy. This order takes effect immediately and shall continue in effect until final judgment is signed in these causes or until expressly terminated by Judge Mark K. Ellis.
The Court ORDERS that:
1. During the trial of this case, no cameras of any type, including still, video, or digital cameras, or audio recording or broadcast equipment shall be permitted within the courtroom or on the 20th floor of the Harris County Criminal Justice Center at 1201 Franklin, Houston, Texas (the Criminal Justice Center).
2. No photographs, pictures or visual representations of any person connected with or participating in the proceedings in the case of The State of Texas vs. Carlos Coy, whether still, moving, or videotaped shall be made, taken or transmitted in or from any location inside the Criminal Justice Center, including halls, lobbies, or tunnels connected to the building.
3. After proceedings commence, everyone present in the courtroom shall be seated and shall not stand in the back of the courtroom.
4. All individuals, including media personnel outside the courtroom shall not create distractions and shall avoid restricting movement of persons passing though the halls and / or the doors to the courtroom.
5. No person shall make, distribute, publish or broadcast in any fashion, or in any medium, any picture, photograph, or visual representation of any person called to be a member of the venire from which the jury is to be chosen or any person chosen to serve on the jury in the case of The State of Texas v. Carlos Coy.
6. No person shall distribute, publish or broadcast in any fashion the names, home or work telephone numbers, home or work addresses of any person called to be a member of the venire from which the jury is to be chosen or any person chosen to serve on the jury in the case of The State of Texas v. Carlos Coy.
7. All interviews of persons connected with or participating in the proceedings in the case of The State of Texas v. Carlos Coy shall be conducted outside the Criminal Justice Center and the Harris County Jail at 1301 Franklin, Houston, Texas (the Jail).
8. No interviews, whether recorded or not, shall be conducted of any person connected with or participating in the proceedings in the case of The State of Texas v. Carlos Coy at any location inside the Criminal Justice Center.
No person shall be permitted to wear or display any clothing or ornaments (including, but not limited to shirts, T-shirts, coats, pants, buttons, placards, and badges) that contains any written or visual commentary about the proceedings in The State of Texas vs. Carlos Coy, or expresses an opinion about the guilt, innocence, punishment, sanction, or action to be taken against or on behalf of Carlos Coy; or contains any written or visual commentary or representation of the victims of the crimes of which Carlos Coy stands accused
i. on the 20th floor of the Criminal Justice Center; or
ii. in the courtroom in which the above case is being tried; or
iii. at any location inside the Criminal Justice Center at 1201 Franklin.
Any person having notice of this Order who violates the order shall be subject to the contempt power of the Court. If found guilty of contempt, a person may be subject to a fine up to $500 and confinement for up to six months for each act of contempt. If any media representative, employee or agent violates this Order, the media entity the person represents may be barred from the courtroom for the remainder of the proceedings.
A copy of this Order shall be posted on the District Court’s internet website, published on the Associated Press wire service, and included in each media package delivered to members of the media attending all proceedings connected with the case of The State of Texas vs. Carlos Coy. Each media organization, company or entity that has notice of this order shall be responsible for insuring that its employees have notice of all the provisions of this Order.
This Court shall entertain reasonable requests, including requests by the media, to modify this Order as the need arises.
Signed this 1st day of May 2002.
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Mark K. Ellis
Presiding Judge
351st District Court
6 comments:
I think you forgot one of the orders...
DURING THIS CASE NO EVIDENCE OF ANY KIND WILL BE PERMITTED IN HARRIS COUNTY COURT HOUSE.
lol, yeah your right.
Evidence was brought in.. I love SPM's music, but it was also proven that that he likes little girls..
It's a sad story.
When Texas gets you, they don't let go and you better believe he'll be sitting in Palestine till hes got greys.
u a faggot u just hating cuz hes a mexican and he can rap not like nigars and gringos spm didnt do anithing free spm bitche
You stupid fuck a 9 year olds testimony is what nailed him. experts interviewed the little girl to see if she was lying AND she was telling the truth. it could have been your little girl or boy. just because he makes dope music and is Mexican and reps Texas,doesn't mean he us not a child molester.
Funny how you weak ass MF back up a chomo, a rapo. Go read the paperwork homie
Case No. 908426 If he was in Cali he would of been a distant memory already. He would of been dealt with. But you fucks glorify him, what does that say about you? Was he playing and licking your little chocha as well?? We don't need evidence, just a rumor of you evening thinking about being a child molester is enough! #chomo #rapist
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