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Court

Missouri Unified County

Missouri

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Case Information

Filed 2021-11-02
Type Criminal/Infract.- See Charges
Docket 50 entries
Disposition DISPOSED

Parties

Defendant Dianetti , Patricia A.
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Judge

Hon. Johnson Laura J

Missouri

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Docket Entries

  1. Arraignment Scheduled
  2. Request Filed
  3. Information Filed
  4. Waiver of Preliminary Hearing
  5. Hearing Held
  6. Judge Assigned
  7. Warrant Served
  8. Warrant Issd Failure to Appear
  9. Warrant Ordered-Fail to Appear
  10. Hearing Scheduled
  11. Hearing Continued/Rescheduled
  12. Entry of Appearance Filed
  13. Hearing Scheduled
  14. Hearing Held
  15. Motion for Continuance
  16. Preliminary Hearing Scheduled
  17. Hearing Continued/Rescheduled
  18. Note to Clerk eFiling
  19. Correspondence Filed
  20. Hearing Scheduled
  21. Hearing Continued/Rescheduled
  22. Filing:
  23. Correspondence Filed
  24. Pub Defdr Fee Assessment Filed
  25. Entry of Appearance Filed
  26. Motion for Discovery
  27. Correspondence Sent
  28. Returned Mail-Undeliverable
  29. Notice of Court Hearing Sent
  30. Hearing Scheduled
  31. Hearing Continued/Rescheduled
  32. Motion for Sub of Counsel
  33. Objections Filed
  34. Objections Filed
  35. Hearing Scheduled
  36. Hearing Continued/Rescheduled
  37. Hearing Scheduled
  38. Ord Pub Defender to Represent
  39. Arraignment Held
  40. Bond Appearance Hrng Sched
  41. Bond-Surety Bond Posted
  42. Warrant Served
  43. Warrant Issued
  44. Warrant Ordered-Probable Cause
  45. Probable Cause Statement Filed
  46. Filing:
  47. Warrant Requested
  48. Request Filed
  49. Confid Filing Info Sheet Filed
  50. Judge Assigned

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