Tennessee court arraigns Ronaldo Bayes on child abuse and drug charges

April 22, 2025 | Judge David D. Wolfe State of Tennessee, Judicial, Tennessee

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The Houston Criminal Docket meeting on April 21, 2025, addressed several significant cases, including arraignments and status hearings. The session began with a discussion about preparing for a status hearing scheduled for July 21, which will determine the readiness of a case for trial.

One of the key cases discussed was the State of Tennessee versus Jeremy Atwood. Atwood participated via Zoom, and the court requested that his video be activated for the proceedings. The meeting then moved on to the case of Ronaldo Bayes, who faced charges including child abuse and neglect, casual exchange of marijuana, and possession of unlawful drugs. During the arraignment, Bayes was informed of his right to an attorney and was asked if he wished to have legal representation.
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The meeting highlighted the ongoing efforts of the court to manage cases effectively, ensuring that defendants are informed of their rights and that proceedings are conducted smoothly, even with remote participation. The next steps for the cases discussed will be closely monitored as the court prepares for upcoming hearings.

Converted from 4-21-25 Houston Criminal Docket meeting on April 22, 2025
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