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Case Information

Filed 2021-08-25
Type Criminal/Infract.- See Charges
Docket 88 entries
Disposition guilty

Parties

Plaintiff -Cr00718 St
Defendant Thomas , Michael Eugene
Photo of Hon. Kasper Matthew Ray

Judge

Hon. Kasper Matthew Ray

Barry County (MO)

Missouri

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Docket Entries

  1. OCN Filed
  2. Judge/Clerk - Note
  3. Misd Costs Circ Tax-Reg-w/cost
  4. Defendant Sentenced
  5. Guilty Plea
  6. Judge/Clerk - Note
  7. Hearing Held
  8. Judge/Clerk - Note
  9. Order for Fingerprinting
  10. Video Appearance Approved
  11. Request Filed
  12. Judge/Clerk - Note
  13. Entry of Appearance Filed
  14. Order Withdrawing Attorney:
  15. Judge/Clerk - Note
  16. Motion to Withdraw
  17. Retn Serv-Reg/Cert Mail Succs
  18. Show Cause Hearing Scheduled
  19. Hearing Continued/Rescheduled
  20. Judge/Clerk - Note
  21. Correspondence Filed
  22. Order for Fingerprinting
  23. Judge/Clerk - Note
  24. Motion for Continuance
  25. Show Cause Issd-Fail to Appear
  26. Show Cause Hearing Scheduled
  27. Plea Hearing Held
  28. Plea Hearing Scheduled
  29. Hearing Continued/Rescheduled
  30. Judge/Clerk - Note
  31. Motion for Continuance
  32. Plea Hearing Scheduled
  33. Hearing Continued/Rescheduled
  34. Judge/Clerk - Note
  35. Motion for Continuance
  36. Motion for Continuance
  37. Order for Fingerprinting
  38. Plea Hearing Scheduled
  39. Hearing Continued/Rescheduled
  40. Supplemental Filing
  41. Disposition Hearing Scheduled
  42. Hearing Continued/Rescheduled
  43. Disposition Hearing Scheduled
  44. Motion Granted/Sustained
  45. Judge/Clerk - Note
  46. Motion for Leave
  47. Amended Information Filed
  48. Supplemental Filing
  49. Subpoena Served
  50. Subpoena Served
  51. Subpoena Prepared
  52. Request Filed
  53. Supplemental Filing
  54. Supplemental Filing
  55. Bond-Released on Own Recog
  56. Disposition Hearing Scheduled
  57. Order to Change Bond Cond
  58. Bond Appearance Hearing Held
  59. Entry of Appearance Filed
  60. Entry of Appearance Filed
  61. Judge/Clerk - Note
  62. Motion to Withdraw
  63. Bond Appearance Hrng Sched
  64. Initial Appearance Held
  65. Initial Appearance
  66. Motion for Discovery
  67. Judge/Clerk - Note
  68. Motion for Bond Reduction
  69. Entry of Appearance Filed
  70. Warrant Served
  71. Judge/Clerk - Note
  72. Judge Assigned
  73. Judge/Clerk - Note
  74. Judge Recuses
  75. Judge/Clerk - Note
  76. Ord to Appt Spec Prosecutor
  77. Judge/Clerk - Note
  78. Mot to Appt Spec Prosecutor
  79. Judge Assigned
  80. Judge/Clerk - Note
  81. Notice
  82. Order
  83. Bond Condition of Release
  84. Warrant Issued
  85. Probable Cause Statement Filed
  86. Warrant Requested
  87. Complaint Filed
  88. Judge Assigned

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