THE LION OF JUDAH ARMED FORCES HUMANITARIANS NEWS LETTER

State of Texas v. Jeremy A. Porter — Cause No. 198160701010-3, 338th District Court, Harris County, Judge Michele Oncken presiding. Charge: Capital Murder — Under Ten Years of Age. Case status: Active / Open. BOND DENIED. The defendant remains in custody.

The docket rose to 94 proceedings on November 12, 2026, with three new entries:

1. AMENDED APPLICATION FOR WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS (BOND) — filed by the defense (SNU 994), an amended challenge to the court's denial of bond. The application itself is served by court runner only and is not yet in hand. Bond remains DENIED.
2. FILED CFI 338.
3. EXHIBIT A (Image 129794431) — the official Reporter's Record of the October 7, 2026 Article 11D bail hearing (court reporter Mattie Kimble), 95 pages — the sworn record of the hearing at which bail was denied.

ATTORNEY'S FEES: On November 10, 2026, appointed defense counsel Jerome Godinich Jr. filed a new fee voucher requesting $9,000 (5 in-court hours + 35 out-of-court hours at $225/hr). No approval order appears on the docket through November 12, 2026. The earlier $855 investigation voucher (filed October 23, 2026) was approved October 27, 2026.

NEXT SETTING: Arraignment — Monday, November 30, 2026, 9:00 AM CST — confirmed directly with the 338th District Court on November 13, 2026. Bond remains DENIED.

A two-day interruption in the Command's Westlaw access (November 11–12) is resolved; docket monitoring has resumed.

Under the leadership of National President Nasiy Nasir X.
Created By: Millz

The court records in this case are now in hand — and they describe the gravest charge Texas law carries. Bond is denied. Arraignment is November 30. Justice Command states its position plainly below.

The Command's Position

There are crimes that test a community's mercy. The killing of a small child is where mercy ends. The State of Texas alleges that this defendant took the life of a child under the age of ten — a child who could not run, could not fight, and could not cry out for help that would come in time. That is not this Command's characterization. It is the State's charge: Capital Murder — Under Ten Years of Age, the single most serious accusation in the Texas Penal Code. Under Texas law, capital murder of a child under ten is punishable by death. The Legislature wrote that law for exactly this kind of case — the deliberate killing of the most defenseless person there is. If the State proves this charge, Justice Command's position is that no sentence short of the maximum the law allows answers it. The court has already weighed the man once: after a hearing on October 7, 2026, bond was denied — he has not seen a free day since, and on this record the Command says that is exactly where he belongs while this case moves toward trial. A man accused of murdering a child does not walk among children while the case is pending.

The Development — Records Delivered, Request Closed

On Monday, November 9, 2026, Thomson Reuters CourtExpress delivered the court documents Justice Command requested in this case and confirmed the request complete. The final cost is $145.25 plus taxes — $139 in retrieval and delivery, plus $6.25 in page copies. Both document requests were combined under a single order. The delivered case copies — five pages — are filed with the Command's case record. The delivered documents are the court's Order Appointing Counsel of October 7, 2026 — which stamped this defendant IN CUSTODY — the defense motion for the bail-hearing transcript, and the court's GRANTED order of October 8, 2026 authorizing that transcript: the record of the very hearing where his bond was denied.

The Case at a Glance

• Case: State of Texas v. Jeremy A. Porter — Cause No. 198160701010-3.
• Court: 338th District Court, Harris County, Texas — Judge Michele Oncken presiding; settings at 1201 Franklin, Houston.
• Charge: Capital Murder — Under Ten Years of Age.
• Bond: DENIED — bail was denied after hearing on October 7, 2026, and remains denied.
• Custody: The defendant remains in Harris County custody, confirmed against the Harris County Sheriff's inmate record.
• Defense Counsel: Jerome Godinich Jr., appointed counsel of record.
• Next Setting: Arraignment — Monday, November 30, 2026, 9:00 AM CST (reset from October 30, 2026, at the defense's request).
• Case Status: Active / Open — open settings on the docket, verified November 9, 2026.

The Record So Far

• September 2026
  Complaint filed; the court granted $5,000 in investigative assistance for the defense.
• October 7, 2026
  Bail denied after hearing; appointed counsel confirmed on the docket.
• October 23, 2026
  Attorney Fee Voucher and Exhibits filed.
• October 27, 2026
  The court approved an $855 attorney fee expense claim (9.5 hours).
• October 30, 2026
  Arraignment reset at the defense's request to November 30, 2026.
• November 9, 2026
  CourtExpress records delivered; request closed at $145.25 plus taxes. Docket otherwise unchanged.

Advisor Notes — What Justice Command Watches Next

• Monday, November 30, 2026, 9:00 AM CST — the arraignment in the 338th District Court.
• Any change in bond status, custody, or counsel of record.
• The CourtExpress invoice, when it follows the completed request.
• The Command's weekday docket checks continue; the next update issues when the record moves.

The Bottom Line

A child under ten is dead, and the State of Texas calls it capital murder. The records are in hand, bond is denied, and arraignment comes November 30. Justice Command will be watching every step of this case until the law has fully answered for that child — and we will accept nothing less than the full weight of it.

Created By: Millz — November 9, 2026.