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Case Information

Filed 2022-04-14
Status Op
Docket 45 entries
Disposition Judgment
Photo of Hon. Lisa Rice

Judge

Hon. Lisa Rice

Carter County (TN)

Tennessee

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Docket Entries

  1. WARRANT BIND OVER ST3659-17
  2. COPY GSC PAPERS TO ADA
  3. TRUE BILL INDICTMENT
  4. ***WASHINGTON CO. JAIL***
  5. TRANSPORT ORDER/ WASHINGTON COUNTY
  6. AFFIDAVIT OF INDIGENCY/ PUBLIC DEFENDER APPOINTED
  7. ARRAIGNED
  8. REQUEST FOR DISCOVERY, INSPECTION AND NOTICE OF INTENT TO USE EVIDENCE
  9. MOTION TO WITHDRAW
  10. TRANSPORT ORDER/ WASHINGTON COUNTY
  11. PUBLIC DEFENDER RELIEVED; RYANN JEFFERS APPOINTED
  12. TRANSPORT ORDER/ WASHINGTON COUNTY
  13. TRANSPORT ORDER/ WASHINGTON COUNTY
  14. *TO PAY $50.00 PER MONTH BEGINNING WITHIN 90 DAYS OF RELEASE.*
  15. DISMISSAL JUDGMENT ( CT 2 )
  16. FELONY JUDGMENT ( CT 1/ SALE OF METH OVER 1/2 GRAM/ 8 YRS. )
  17. ORDER ACCEPTING PLEA OF GUILTY
  18. ALTERNATIVE SENTENCING ORDER/ 8 YRS.
  19. BILL OF COST/TDOC
  20. AMENDED ALTERNATIVE SENTENCING ORDER
  21. VIOLATION OF PROBATION ISSUED/ HOLD NO BOND/ JUDGE RICE
  22. PROBATION VIOLATION REPORT
  23. CURRENTLY IN WASHINGTON COUNTY JAIL
  24. MEMO) CASEY FROM WASHINGTON COUNTY CALLED TODAY TO SAY THAT THE DEFENDANT PLED OUT TO THIS VIOLATION IN WASHINGTON COUNTY CLERK ASKED PROBATION IF THEY HAD THE REVOCATION AND THEY DID NOT. CLERK REQUESTED THE REVOCATION AND RECALLED THE VOP WARRANT FROM
  25. VIOL. RECALLED
  26. ALTERNATIVE SENTENCING ORDER
  27. MEMO) CLERK FAXED THE REVOCATION, ALTERNATIVE SENTENCING ORDER AND RECALLED VOP WARRANT TO WASHINGTON COUNTY DETENTION CENTER
  28. REVOCATION FROM THE ALTERNATIVE COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS PROGRAM
  29. VIOLATION OF PROBATION/ ACCP/HOLD/ NO BOND/ JUDGE RICE
  30. AMENDED VIOLATION OF PROBATION/ ACCP/ HOLD/ NO BOND/ JUDGE RICE
  31. AMENDED VIOLATION OF PROBATION/COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS SERVED/ CCSD
  32. VIOLATION OF PROBATION SERVED/CCSD
  33. MEMO) DEFENDANT PLED OUT IN WASHINGTON COUNTY ON FRIDAY APRIL 01, 2022; HIS MOTHER CALLED TO SAY THAT HE PLED AND WANTED TO KNOW WHY HE WAS IN OUR JAIL; CLERK CALLED ACCP AND SPOKE WITH LIZ HE WAS REVOKED AND REINSTATED WITH ACCP; CLERK ALSO SPOKE WITH A
  34. MITTIMUS/ RELEASE
  35. ALTERNATIVE SENTENCING ORDER
  36. REVOCATION FROM THE ALTERNATIVE COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS PROGRAM
  37. AMENDED ALTERNATIVE SENTENCING ORDER/ 8 YEARS/ ACCP
  38. VIOLATION OF PROBATION/ CCI/ HOLD/ NO BOND/ JUDGE RICE
  39. (AMENDED) 2ND VIOLATION OF PROBATION/ ACCP/ HOLD/ NO BOND/ JUDE RICE

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