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Court

Alaska Unified

Alaska

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Case Information

Filed 2022-09-05
Status Reopened
Type Criminal
Docket 31 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Of Alaska
Defendant Fruichantie, Mariah Lee
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Judge

Hon. Morse, William F

Anchorage Borough (AK)

Alaska

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Docket Entries

  1. Initial Charging Document Filed
  2. Charging Document Pending
  3. Initial Charging Document - Warrant Requested AST Complaint
  4. Initial Judicial Assignment
  5. Process Issued
  6. Return of Service
  7. Attorney Information
  8. Request for Reassignment
  9. Administrative Judicial Reassignment
  10. Court Order: Temporary Order
  11. Bail Order / Conditions of Release: Order and Conditions
  12. Log Notes: Arraignment
  13. Court Order: Order of Reassignment
  14. Miscellaneous Request for Reassignment
  15. Court Notice: Notice of Hearing
  16. Attorney Information
  17. Entry of Appearance Entry of Appearance
  18. PROOF OF SERVICE
  19. Bail Info: $1500 Cash Appearance Bond
  20. Bail Info: $2500 Cash Performance Bond
  21. Indictment Filed in Superior Court. Jurisdiction Transferred to Superior Court.
  22. Log Notes: Grand Jury Returns
  23. Indictment or Information Indictment
  24. Attorney Information
  25. Attorney Information
  26. Attorney Information
  27. Attorney Information
  28. Entry of Appearance Superseding Entry Of Appearance
  29. PROOF OF SERVICE
  30. Log Notes: Arraignment on Indictment
  31. Court Order: Pretrial Order

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