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Case Information

Filed 2022-03-24
Type Certiorari
Docket 38 entries
Disposition Judgment entered

Parties

Plaintiff Fleming, Tioka
Defendant h.a.c.c.
Photo of Hon. Moreland Caroline Kate

Judge

Hon. Moreland Caroline Kate

Cook County (IL)

Illinois

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Docket Entries

  1. Exhibits Filed
  2. Exhibits Filed
  3. Exhibits Filed
  4. E-Filing Exemption - Filed
  5. Summons Issued And Returnable
  6. Petition Filed - Plaintiff/Petitioner
  7. New Case Filing
  8. Plaintiff/Petitioner- 100% - Granted/Allowed
  9. E-Filing Exemption - Filed
  10. Notice Of Motion Filed
  11. Motion Filed
  12. Miscellaneous Motion - Allowed -
  13. Continued Generally - Allowed
  14. Case Assigned to Remote Video Proceeding - Allowed
  15. Continuance - Allowed -
  16. Order Or Judgment Entered-Nunc Pro Tunc
  17. Case Assigned to Remote Video Proceeding - Allowed
  18. Continuance - Allowed -
  19. Case Assigned to Remote Video Proceeding - Allowed
  20. Appearance Filed - Fee Waiver -
  21. Notice Filed
  22. Amend - Allowed -
  23. Continuance - Allowed -
  24. Order Defendant Leave To File Petition
  25. Case Assigned to Remote Video Proceeding - Allowed
  26. Continuance - Allowed -
  27. File Appearance Or Jury Demand, Answer Or Plead - Allowed -
  28. Strike From The Call - Allowed -
  29. Set Briefing Schedule - Allowed -
  30. Set Briefing Schedule - Allowed -
  31. Case Assigned to Remote Video Proceeding - Allowed
  32. E-Filing Exemption - Filed
  33. Memorandum Filed
  34. Case Set On Status Call
  35. Case Assigned to Remote Video Proceeding - Allowed
  36. Memorandum Filed
  37. Case Set On Status Call
  38. Case Assigned to Remote Video Proceeding - Allowed

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