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Court

Alaska Unified

Alaska

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Case Information

Filed 2022-02-25
Status Reopened
Type Criminal
Docket 25 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Of Alaska
Defendant Rice, Rhonda Ranea
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Judge

Hon. Peterson Andrew

Anchorage Borough (AK)

Alaska

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Docket Entries

  1. Charging Document Pending
  2. Attorney Information
  3. Initial Charging Document
  4. Pretrial Risk Assessment Report (DOC)
  5. Temporary Order - $1,000 Unsec App. + PED w/ monitoring per Judge Clark
  6. Bail Info: $1000.00 Unsecure (Appearance)
  7. Attorney Information; Entry Of Appearance
  8. Attorney Information - Notice of Entry of Appearance and Consent to Service by Email
  9. Off-Record Continuance:
  10. Attorney Information - Notice of Entry of Appearance and Consent to Service by Email
  11. Pretrial Risk Assessment Report (DOC)
  12. Misdemeanor Complaint Adding CTN 003
  13. Temporary Order ped with em as prev set, relese this case only per Judge Nesbett
  14. Misdemeanor Complaint Adding CTN 004
  15. Bench Warrant Submitted. Routed to Judge.
  16. Process Issued
  17. Information Replacing Complaint for Count IV
  18. Indictment Filed in Superior Court. Jurisdiction Transferred to Superior Court.
  19. Information Adding Misdemeanor Count to Indictment
  20. Return of Service
  21. Felony Judicial Assignment and Initial Scheduling Order (Anchorage)
  22. Temporary Order - Transport to Nesbett Court for argn per Judge Peterson
  23. Order for Examination for Competency to Proceed.
  24. Competency Evaluation - CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENT
  25. Findings and Order on Competence for Legal Proceedings. Case Stayed.

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