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Case Information

Filed 2021-10-12
Status FINAL - FINAL
Type Af Appellate Felony
Docket 146 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Chambers, Gary Maxwell|Standridge, Dusti Leah
Defendant State Of Arkansas|Attorney General|Johnson, Darnisa C Evans|Holt, Kent Gregory

Docket Entries

  1. RECORD LODGED
  2. 2 volumes; 432 pages.
  3. No Images
  4. BRIEFING COMMENCED
  5. Appellant's brief is due November 21, 2021.
  6. Briefing Notice
  7. LOWER COURT INFORMATION
  8. none.
  9. No Images
  10. LETTER TO APPELLANT
  11. Advising that an appeal has been lodged with the Arkansas Court of Appeals. Appellant's brief is due November 22, 2021.
  12. LETTER
  13. MOTION OTHER
  14. Appellant's pro se motion for extension of time to file appellant's brief and for production of the transcript.
  15. MOTION
  16. LETTER TO APPELLANT
  17. Acknowledging receipt and filing of appellant's pro se motion for extension of time to file appellant's brief and for production of the transcript.
  18. LETTER
  19. MOTION SUBMITTED
  20. Appellant's pro se motion for extension of time to file appellant's brief and for production of the transcript.
  21. No Images
  22. LETTER TO APPELLANT
  23. Acknowledging receipt of affidavit of indigency. Returned.
  24. LETTER
  25. FORMAL ORDERS - COA
  26. Appellant's pro se motion for extension of time to file appellant's brief and for production of the transcript is granted. Appellant's brief is due January 30, 2022. The appellant is required to return the copy of the record with the appellant's brief. The appellant's brief will not be filed until the copy of the record is returned.
  27. ORDER
  28. BRIEF EXTENSION
  29. Appellant's brief is due January 30, 2022. The appellant is required to return the copy of the record with the appellant's brief. The appellant's brief will not be filed until the copy of the record is returned.
  30. No Images
  31. APPELLANT'S BRIEF
  32. Pro se brief filed. 1 paper copy received this date.
  33. Appellant's Brief
  34. PRO SE MOT APPOINT OF COUNS
  35. Appellant's pro se motion for appointment of counsel.
  36. MOTION
  37. LETTER TO APPELLANT
  38. Acknowledging receipt and filing of appellant's brief. Acknowledging receipt and filing of appellant's pro se motion for appointment of counsel.
  39. LETTER
  40. ENTRY OF APPEARANCE
  41. Entry of appearance by Kent Gregory Holt on behalf of appellee.
  42. OTHER
  43. MOTION FOR STAY
  44. Appellee's motion for stay of brief time.
  45. MOTION
  46. MOTION SUBMITTED
  47. Appellant's pro se motion for appointment of counsel.
  48. No Images
  49. FORMAL ORDERS - COA
  50. Appellant's pro se motion for appointment of counsel is granted. Appellee's motion for stay of brief time is granted. Attorney Dusti Standridge is appointed as counsel for the appellant. The clerk is directed to reset the briefing schedule. Appellant's brief will be due by March 28, 2022; appellee's brief due thirty days after appellant's brief is filed; appellant's reply brief due fifteen days thereafter.
  51. ORDER
  52. BRIEFING COMMENCED
  53. Appointment of counsel. Appellant's brief is due March 28, 2022.
  54. No Images
  55. 7 DAY BRIEF EXTENSION
  56. Appellant's brief is due April 4, 2022 after 7-day brief extension.
  57. LETTER
  58. MOTION EXTENSION OF TIME
  59. Appellant's motion for extension of time to file brief.
  60. MOTION
  61. BRIEF EXTENSION
  62. Appellant's brief is due April 18, 2022.
  63. ORDER
  64. RECORD CHECKED OUT
  65. 2 volumes
  66. Transcript ck out
  67. SUBSTITUTED BRIEF FILED
  68. Appellant's Brief e-filed by attorney. Paper copies not required.
  69. BRIEF
  70. MOTION EXTENSION OF TIME
  71. Appellee's motion for extension of time to file brief.
  72. MOTION
  73. BRIEF EXTENSION
  74. Appellee's brief is due June 17, 2022.
  75. ORDER
  76. RECORD CHECKED IN
  77. 2 Volume record retruned.
  78. No Images
  79. RECORD CHECKED OUT
  80. 2 volume record check out.
  81. Transcript check out
  82. RECORD CHECKED IN
  83. 2 volumes returned.
  84. No Images
  85. APPELLEE'S BRIEF
  86. Appellee's Brief e-filed by attorney. Paper copies not required.
  87. Appellee's Brief
  88. CASE SUBMITTED
  89. none.
  90. No Images
  91. MAJORITY OPINION
  92. Affirmed. Gladwin and Gruber, JJ., agree.
  93. OPINION
  94. OPINION PANEL
  95. none.
  96. No Images
  97. MANDATE TO CLERK
  98. none.
  99. Mandate
  100. MOTION ATTORNEY FEES
  101. Motion of Dusti Standridge for attorney's fees and expenses.
  102. MOTION
  103. MOTION SUBMITTED
  104. Motion of Dusti Standridge for attorney's fees and expenses.
  105. No Images
  106. ATTORNEY'S FEES AND COST - COA
  107. Motion of Dusti Standridge for attorney's fees and expenses is granted. Allowed $2250.00. Invoice received 12-12-22.
  108. ORDER

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