Upon perfecting the appeal in a criminal case, the appellant must file in the appellate court a docketing statement that includes the following information:
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(a) (1) if the appellant has counsel, the name of the appellant and the name, address, telephone number, fax number, if any, and State Bar of Texas identification number of the appellant’s counsel, and whether the counsel is appointed or retained; or
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- (2) if the appellant is not represented by an attorney, that party's name, address, telephone number, and fax number, if any;
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(b) the date the notice of appeal was filed in the trial court and, if mailed to the trial court clerk, the date of mailing;
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(c) the trial court's name and county, and the name of the judge who tried the case;
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(d) the date the trial court imposed or suspended sentence in open court, or the date the judgment or order appealed from was signed;
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(e) the date of filing any motion for new trial, motion in arrest of judgment, or any other filing that affects the time for perfecting the appeal;
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(f) the offense charged and the date of the offense;
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(g) the defendant's plea;
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(h) whether the trial was jury or nonjury;
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(i) the punishment assessed;
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(j) whether the appeal is from a pretrial order;
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(k) whether the appeal involves the validity of a statute, ordinance, or rule;
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(l) whether a reporter’s record has been or will be requested, and whether the trial was electronically recorded;
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(m) the name, mailing address, telephone number, fax number (if any), email address, and Certified Shorthand Reporter number of each court reporter responsible for preparing the reporter’s record;
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(n) (1) the dates of filing of any motion and affidavit of indigence;
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- (2) the date of any hearing;
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- (3) the date of any order; and
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- (4) whether the motion was granted or denied; and
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(o) any other information the appellate court requires.