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Meigs Co

Ohio

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Case Information

Filed 2022-07-13
Status Reopen (Ro)
Type Criminal
Docket 43 entries
Disposition UNAVAILABLE PARTY FOR HEARING OR TRIAL

Parties

Defendant CALDWELL, Christopher L
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Judge

Hon. Warner Linda R

Meigs County (OH)

Ohio

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Docket Entries

  1. CRIMINAL FILING FEES
  2. INDICTMENT
  3. PROSECUTING ATTORNEY'S REQUEST FOR ISSUANCE OF WARRANT TO ARREST ON INDICTMENT
  4. SERVICE BY SHERIFF
  5. E-WARRANT AS ISSUED TO MEIGS CO SHERIFF FOR SERVICE Note: Original doc to be served upon defendant
  6. JOURNAL ENTRY
  7. ELECTRONIC CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  8. REGULAR U.S. POSTAGE
  9. MAIL RETURNED Party: Reason:
  10. Event Scheduled
  11. Event Scheduled
  12. Event Scheduled
  13. Event Scheduled
  14. Event Scheduled
  15. Event Scheduled
  16. RETURN OF SERVICE OF BY MEIGS COUNTY SHERIFF
  17. JOURNAL ENTRY
  18. PER DIEM
  19. ELECTRONIC CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  20. JOURNAL ENTRY
  21. ELECTRONIC CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  22. SERVICE BY SHERIFF
  23. REGULAR U.S. POSTAGE
  24. REPARATIONS ROTARY
  25. SURCHARGE ACCOUNT
  26. INDIGENT ATTORNEY FEE
  27. NOTICE OF APPEARANCE OF COUNSEL
  28. DEMAND FOR DISCOVERY
  29. REQUEST FOR BILL OF PARTICULARS
  30. STATE'S RESPONSE
  31. BILL OF PARTICULARS
  32. REQUEST FOR DISCOVERY
  33. JOURNAL ENTRY
  34. ELECTRONIC CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  35. SERVICE BY SHERIFF
  36. RESPONSE
  37. PRAECIPE FOR SUBPOENA
  38. SUBPOENA AS ISSUED TO THE MEIGS COUNTY SHERIFF FOR SERVICE UPON THE FOLLOWING:
  39. SERVICE BY SHERIFF
  40. RETURN OF SERVICE OF BY MEIGS COUNTY SHERIFF
  41. JOURNAL ENTRY
  42. ELECTRONIC CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  43. SERVICE BY SHERIFF

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