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Case Information

Filed 2022-09-26
Status Closed
Type Forgery
Docket 58 entries
Disposition guilty

Parties

Defendant Butterbaugh, Alexis Lace
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Judge

Hon. TRIMMER DAVID A

Fairfield County (OH)

Ohio

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Docket Entries

  1. AFFIDAVIT IN SUPPORT OF PROBABLE CAUSE
  2. CRIMINAL COMPLAINT
  3. AFFIDAVIT IN SUPPORT OF PROBABLE CAUSE
  4. ENTRY ORDERING WARRANT TO BE ISSUED ON COMPLAINT
  5. ALERT ISSUED
  6. NOTICE OF PRELIMINARY HEARING RECOMMENDATION OF PROSECUTOR
  7. WARRANT ON COMPLAINT
  8. ENTRY SETTING BONDS
  9. ENTRY SCHEDULING INITIAL APPEARANCE BEFORE MAGISTRATE JOSHUA HORACEK
  10. WARRANT ON CRIMINAL COMPLAINT RETURNED
  11. MAGISTRATE'S ORDER - INITIAL APPEARANCE
  12. ORDER
  13. RETURN OF SERVICE
  14. ALERT SERVED
  15. AFFIDAVIT OF INDIGENCY FILED
  16. INDICTMENT
  17. PROSECUTING ATTORNEY'S INSTRUCTION TO CLERK FOR SERVICE OF INDICTMENT
  18. ISSUED WARRANT
  19. ALERT ISSUED
  20. WARRANT ON INDICTMENT
  21. SCHEDULING ORDER FOR AN ARRAIGNMENT
  22. WARRANT OR SUMMONS ON INDICTMENT RETURNED BY FCSO
  23. ALERT SERVED
  24. ENTRY
  25. ORDER
  26. RECOGNIZANCE OF ACCUSED POSTED
  27. DEMAND/REQUEST FOR DISCOVERY
  28. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO USE EVIDENCE
  29. SCHEDULING ORDER OF PC AND JT
  30. NOTICE OF COMPLIANCE OF THE STATE
  31. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO USE EVIDENCE
  32. BILL OF PARTICULARS FILED
  33. PRECIPE FOR SUBPOENAS
  34. ISSUED SUBPOENA
  35. SUBPOENA RETURNED ENDORSED SERVICE AS INDICATED
  36. FOR SERVICE & MILEAGE RET
  37. MOTION FOR CONTINUANCE
  38. ENTRY GRANTING CONTINUANCE
  39. SUBPOENA RETURNED ENDORSED SERVICE AS INDICATED
  40. SUBPOENA RETURNED ENDORSED SERVICE AS INDICATED
  41. FOR SERVICE & MILEAGE RET
  42. HOLDER FOR VIOLATION
  43. MOTION TO CONVERT - JT
  44. BOND VIOLATION NOTICE AND ORDER
  45. ENTRY ORDERING JT TO BE CONVERTED
  46. ORDER PENDING FINAL SENTENCING
  47. WAIVER UPON PLEA OF GUILTY/NO CONTEST
  48. TERMS OF PROBATION STIPULATIONS AND AGREEMENTS
  49. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND AGREEMENT TO TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF COMMUNITY CONTROL
  50. WAIVER UPON PLEA OF GUILTY OR NO CONTEST
  51. ENTRY OF SENTENCE
  52. RESTITUTION
  53. DISPOSITION CARD SENT TO BUREAU OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION
  54. MOTION, ENTRY AND CERTIFICATION FOR EXPENSES GRANTED
  55. FINAL PAGE RECORD CHARGES
  56. Cost statement sent. Issued by Regular Mail.
  57. DEPOSIT RECEIVED
  58. RESTITUTION PAYMENT

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