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Court

Wisconsin Appeal Court-District One

Wisconsin

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Case Information

Filed 2021-09-29
Status CL
Type Operating While Intoxicated Forfeiture
Docket 37 entries
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Judge

Hon. Dorow, Jennifer R.

Wisconsin First District of Appeals

Wisconsin

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Docket Entries

  2. Notice of Appeal filed in Cir. Ct.
  3. Notice of Appeal & Court Record
  4. Court Order for Filing Fee Issued
  5. Notice of Docketing of Appeal
  6. Delinquent
  7. Invoice Issued
  8. Fee Paid
  9. Statement on Transcript
  10. Delinquency Motion
  11. Docketing Statement from Appellant
  12. Delinquent
  13. Court Reporter's Statement-Trans.
  14. Transcript filed in Circuit Court
  15. Motion to Extend Time
  16. Rejected Electronic Document
  17. Record
  18. Notice of Appearance
  19. Motion to Extend Time
  20. Brief & Appx of Appellant(s)
  21. Rejected Electronic Document
  22. Rejected Electronic Document
  23. Rejected Electronic Document
  24. Motion to Extend Time
  25. Rejected Electronic Document
  26. Rejected Electronic Document
  27. Brief of Respondent(s)
  28. Record and Briefs Sent to District 2
  29. Submitted on Briefs
  30. Consolidated Case
  31. Court Order
  32. Rejected Electronic Document
  33. Supplement to Record
  34. Non-Electronic Record Item
  35. Opinion/Decision
  36. Remittitur
  37. Reply Brief

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