Court revokes Corey Nying's probation for multiple violations in Harris County

The government meeting held on April 22, 2025, in Judge Raquel West's Personal Meeting Room in Texas focused on several key legal proceedings, primarily concerning probation violations and detainers.

The session began with a discussion regarding an individual who had been in custody since 2021. The judge confirmed that the individual would receive credit for time served due to a detainer placed on them on April 12, 2022. This was crucial for ensuring that all paperwork was accurately processed, allowing the individual to receive appropriate credit for their time in custody.

Following this, the meeting transitioned to the case of Corey Nee, who was represented by Ms. Holmes. The judge addressed a motion to revoke Nee's unadjudicated probation related to a state jail felony offense of credit or debit card abuse. Nee had been placed on probation on October 17, 2023, under a five-year deferred probation agreement.

The judge outlined several allegations against Nee, including failure to report to the Probation Department on specified dates and being under the influence of methamphetamine on two occasions. Nee admitted to the truth of the first two counts but contested the third allegation regarding community service verification. The state subsequently abandoned additional counts, streamlining the focus of the proceedings.

Throughout the meeting, the judge ensured that all parties understood the implications of the proceedings and confirmed that Nee's admissions were made freely and voluntarily. The session concluded with the judge reviewing documentation related to the case, ensuring that all necessary legal protocols were followed.

Overall, the meeting highlighted the judicial process concerning probation violations and the importance of accurate record-keeping in the management of detainers and probationary terms. Further actions and decisions regarding these cases will be determined in subsequent hearings.