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Case Information

Filed 2022-03-08
Type Criminal/Infract.- See Charges
Docket 22 entries
Disposition DISPOSED

Parties

Plaintiff -Cr00273 St
Defendant Jackson , Joseph M
Photo of Hon. Hickle William Earl

Judge

Hon. Hickle William Earl

Cole County (MO)

Missouri

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Docket Entries

  1. Writ Requested
  2. Application Filed
  3. Writ Ordered
  4. Motion to Withdraw
  5. Request Filed
  6. Motion for Disclosure
  7. Entry of Appearance Filed
  8. Jury Trial Scheduled
  9. Pre-trial Conference Scheduled
  10. Plea/Trial Setting Held
  11. Writ Ordered
  12. Writ Requested
  13. Application Filed
  14. Plea/Trial Setting Scheduled
  15. Hearing Continued/Rescheduled
  16. Writ Ordered
  17. Writ Requested
  18. Application Filed
  19. Trial Setting Scheduled
  20. Case Review Held
  21. Jury Trial Scheduled
  22. Change of Venue Received

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