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Court sets plea date for Dante Reems, hears multiple status updates on Fort Bend docket
Summary
The Fort Bend County Court at Law No. 1 set a March 18 plea date for Dante Reems and heard routine status reports and scheduling requests across numerous cases, including updates on programs and discovery.
The presiding judge in Fort Bend County Court at Law No. 1 set a plea hearing for Dante Reems for March 18 at 9 a.m. and took routine status updates in a long docket of criminal cases.
Defense counsel for Dante Reems told the court the parties had discussed an offer and that the case would likely be resolved by the next status hearing; the judge arranged an in-person plea setting. "March 18 at 9AM. That works for me, Judge," the defense counsel told the court when the date was proposed.
Other status updates on the docket included:
- Javier Vickers: Counsel reported the defendant would be entering a rehabilitation program (RTP) next week and will notify the court once enrolled.
- Javier Ramos: Defense said they had obtained full discovery and were preparing a mitigation package; counsel said the client is ready for trial.
- Several cases, including multiple matters listed for May 22 and April 24, were continued or left pending as parties negotiate plea offers or arrange discovery access.
The court repeatedly reminded attorneys to notify the clerk of plea entries or program placements and scheduled in-person settings where necessary. Most updates were routine status reports; no substantive legal changes beyond scheduling and the few program placements were made on the docket during this session.
