Ethan voluntarily returned to the United States and will have a brief detention hearing tomorrow in the 323rd District Court regarding his status pending further proceedings in his case. The court is expected to order Ethan to remain in the Tarrant County Juvenile Detention Facility for now. Now that Ethan has returned and will be present at the upcoming hearing on transferring his probation, the court will likely lawfully transfer his probation to an appropriate Tarrant County District Court when Ethan turns 19 in April.
Ethan voluntarily returned to the United States and will have a brief detention hearing tomorrow in the 323rd District Court regarding his status pending further proceedings in his case. The court is expected to order Ethan to remain in the Tarrant County Juvenile Detention Facility for now. Now that Ethan has returned and will be present at the upcoming hearing on transferring his probation, the court will likely lawfully transfer his probation to an appropriate Tarrant County District Court when Ethan turns 19 in April.
Ethan voluntarily returned to the United States and will have a brief detention hearing tomorrow in the 323rd District Court regarding his status pending further proceedings in his case. The court is expected to order Ethan to remain in the Tarrant County Juvenile Detention Facility for now. Now that Ethan has returned and will be present at the upcoming hearing on transferring his probation, the court will likely lawfully transfer his probation to an appropriate Tarrant County District Court when Ethan turns 19 in April.
As we previously indicated would happen, Ethan voluntarily returned to the
United States today. As required by the Texas Family Code, the 323rd District Court will conduct a brief detention hearing tomorrow concerning Ethans status pending further proceedings in this case. We expect the Judge to order Ethan to remain in the Tarrant County Juvenile Detention Facility at this time. Now that Ethan is back in Tarrant County and will be personally present in court at the upcoming hearing on the States Motion to Transfer, we anticipate that the Court will lawfully transfer his probation to an appropriate Tarrant County District Court with adult criminal jurisdiction. Under the law, the transfer will become effective upon Ethans nineteenth birthday in April. We are optimistic that, going forward, Ethan will comply with all court-imposed terms and conditions and that he will successfully complete his term of probation. Scott Brown and Wm. Reagan Wynn Counsel for Ethan Couch