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Summit Co

Ohio

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Case Information

Filed 2022-01-07
Type Adult Criminal
Docket 28 entries
Disposition CONVICTION

Parties

Plaintiff State Of Ohio
Defendant Mccoy, Jason
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Judge

Hon. AMY CORRIGALL JONES

Summit County (OH)

Ohio

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Docket Entries

  1. **CASE COSTED THRU
  2. 8/15 INTERVENTION IN LIEU OF CONVICTION PROGRAM. PAC/ACJ (TS)
  3. JOURNAL ENTRY - STATUS CONF SER. JMO/ACJ (TS)
  4. ORDER - COMM CONTROL/IILC; RIPP. PAC/ACJ (CG)
  5. 6/21 JOURNAL ENTRY - COURT DATES. ACJ (CG)
  6. Sheriff Service - Personal JASON MCCOY
  7. 5/23 JOURNAL ENTRY OF ARRAIGNMENT: HRG SCHEDULED. ACJ (SS)
  8. TAKING PRISONER BEFORE COURT
  9. BOND ORDER: 5K 10% BOND. BE HELD IN HH IN LIEU OF SCJ AS CONDITION OF BOND. TRANSFER TO HWH IF ELIGIBLE. ACJ (sB)
  10. 5/18 JOURNAL ENTRY - ARRAIGNMENT DATE SET. ACJ (CG)
  11. Sheriff Service - Personal JASON MCCOY
  12. COPY OF CAPIAS ORDER SENT VIA INTEROFFICE MAIL TO PROSECUTOR'S OFFICE (AM)
  13. CAPIAS ISSUED MCCOY, JASON
  14. 4/4 ORDER FOR CAPIAS ISSUED. ACJ (AM)
  15. 3/14 ARRAIGNMENT CONTINUED. ACJ (SS)
  16. 2/14 ARRAIGNMENT CONTINUED. ACJ (TS)
  17. NOTICE OF FAILURE JASON MCCOY
  18. Certified Mail Service - Unclaimed JASON MCCOY
  19. 2/7 ARRAIGNMENT CONTINUED. ACJ (TS)
  20. DEMAND FOR DISCOVERY (SS)
  21. DEMAND FOR DISCOVERY (SS)
  22. 1/16 JOURNAL ENTRY - ARRAIGNMENT DATE SET. ACJ (CG)
  23. SUMMONS ISSUED BY Certified Mail MCCOY, JASON
  24. NOTICE OF JUDGE ASSIGNMENT. ARR DATE SET. ACJ (SS)
  25. ORDER APPOINTING COUNSEL. - MMR (EV)
  26. SUMMONS ISSUED BY SHERIFF MCCOY, JASON
  27. INDICTMENT FILED (CG)
  28. 8/15 INTERVENTION IN LIEU OF CONVICTION PROGRAM. PAC/ACJ (TS)

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