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The court resolved a number of arraignments and jail-calendar matters by accepting negotiated pleas and entering sentences or continuances. Several defendants pleaded guilty or no contest; judges and counsel clarified credit for time served, probation conditions and program requirements. The session included bench-warrant recalls, bond adjustments and specific conditions of probation such as community service, random drug screens and stay-away orders.

Votes at a glance (selected dispositions recorded on March 18, 2025):
- Mario (Ontario) Lamar Porter, case 2022CR00148: entered no-contest pleas to counts 1 and 3; court accepted the plea, ordered 12 months to serve with 10 days credit for time served and directed a bench-warrant recall and set-aside; count 2 was no-prossed.
- Keonte Derkeis Hatcher, case 2021CR08219: entered a plea to counts 1–7 with the court accepting the plea on counts 1–7 and imposing fines, probation, 10 days credit for time served on a jail term for count 6, community service and staggered concurrent/consecutive structure; the court gave 24 months to pay fines and placed pay/report probation conditions.
- Joseph Chitran Walsh, case 2025CR02490: pleaded guilty to criminal trespass and possession of a drug-related object; court imposed 12 months to serve with 15 days credit for time served, balance suspended, and a stay-away order for the business location (132 Forest Parkway).
- Tammy Jackson, case 2025CR02259: pleaded guilty to terroristic threats and simple battery on a corrections officer; court imposed 12 months to serve with six months credit for time served, balance suspended on condition of no new violations.
- Clarence Lucius Mangrum, case 2025CR02466: pleaded guilty to obstruction and related counts; court accepted plea and imposed 12 months to serve with 60 days custody credited; balance suspended on conditions.
- Multiple negotiated pleas and withdrawals, non-pross orders, bond adjustments and continuances were recorded for other defendants; the court also handled probation revocation matters with one revocation (Alicia Brooke Watt) resulting in 60 days to serve and closure of that case on completion of the custodial term.

Several cases prompted courtroom discussion over bond, victims’ contact and program requirements; the court repeatedly reminded defendants that violations of conditions could lead to revocation and further custody. Probation officers and prosecutors were given direction to coordinate program enrollment and provide recommendations to the court where requested.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Clayton State 304's Personal Meeting Room","oneSentenceSummary","Judge Tammy Long Hayward handled the afternoon arraignment and jail calendars on March 18, 2025, accepting pleas and entering dispositions across a range of misdemeanor and felony-related matters, including no-contest pleas, guilty pleas, continuances and bond orders.","taxTitle","Clayton County State Court 304, Texas Courts, Judicial, Texas","taxId",66308,"location","Texas","headline","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6125620,"Judge orders probation, treatment and 180 days after Anthony Brooks pleads guilty to family-violence charges",927,5503000,6430000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2676627-fe4ff6a3b03d415c76693c02bb5aee0a&start=5503&end=6430","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2676627-fe4ff6a3b03d415c76693c02bb5aee0a/thumbnail_5503000.jpg","/articles/6125620/Texas/Judge-orders-probation-treatment-and-180-days-after-Anthony-Brooks-pleads-guilty-to-family-violence-charges","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6125620-65dc68ea438f4e09779d354a44628030/orig.mp4?Expires=1771136641&Signature=LFo4Uvbzbq4UVO007uWNH0~zplQO4GDAbVghETEvEL1Fn3pnqUNkeLNFQXW3JPTIXn0ayEHwrsZ1fUXcpGsRTiD517fXhkNZR2w57PDjZthgg6nqV6LBYAX3ZJflsXGRs4mhainPmi04dq6ztwhKD5lIPxW7dQoK10dsnSrSvYqSlN196J6yNfv67rjDCNDlE2BSp1Wz0RRZRmuY52q8~R9pDbhzeu5tPdWyFyWYLYFw9Himeq6yw4YiD~rIG1MphhnldPxU~Ss~TiAS4fRLczTE9l4GoVbkI2r4iVwnR1GMHO-YXnCJ4pp2O3~7zlgzGeYDZMPZAE29sTx~25xbeg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Anthony Lamar Brooks pleaded guilty in Clayton County State Court on March 18, 2025, to family-violence charges stemming from two incidents at his home on Flint River Road in Jonesboro. Judge Tammy Long Hayward accepted the plea and ordered a custodial component followed by probation and court-ordered programming.

The judge said the sentence was meant to address both punishment and rehabilitation. \"These 180 days can be transformative if you are willing for them to be,\" Hayward told Brooks during a lengthy courtroom admonition about family violence and the effect of domestic abuse on children.

Prosecutors told the court that officers who responded to the home found the victim with a swollen face, a busted lip and bruising after an altercation the state said involved forceful pushing. A juvenile witness reported seeing the defendant push the victim. The state recommended 12 months of probation, a 180-day custodial term with the balance probated, enrollment in a family violence intervention program, a substance-abuse evaluation and random drug or alcohol testing. Prosecutor Shauna Hagler presented the factual basis and the recommendation.

Defense attorney Taz Taylor confirmed Brooks would plead guilty to the primary family-violence counts and that lesser counts would merge. Judge Hayward accepted the negotiated recommendation: an aggregate disposition that includes 180 days to serve (credited against custody), with the remaining balance probated subject to the court's conditions, completion of a family violence intervention program, a substance-abuse evaluation and no alcohol or illicit drugs while on probation.

Hayward emphasized the long-term consequences of continued violence and addressed Brooks directly about the effect on his children and family. \"You got 180 days to think about how you want the rest of your life to look,\" she said. The court ordered the sentences in the two cases to run consecutively in the structure the judge described, and set the program and testing requirements as conditions of probation.

The judge also recorded that she would monitor compliance with the court-ordered program and random testing and that the defendant could face additional charges or jail time for violations. Brooks was remanded to the custody of the sheriff to begin the custodial portion of the sentence.","Anthony Lamar Brooks pleaded guilty to family-violence charges in Clayton County State Court and received a split sentence with 180 days to serve, followed by probation and required treatment, Judge Tammy Long Hayward said on March 18, 2025.","actionData","errors"]

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Clayton County State Court clears arraignment and jail calendars; multiple pleas and sentences issued

Judge orders probation, treatment and 180 days after Anthony Brooks pleads guilty to family-violence charges