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Court

Cook County Circuit

Illinois

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Case Information

Filed 2022-04-21
Type Administrative Review
Docket 39 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Smith, Nelson Lamont
Defendant Illinois State Police Offi
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Judge

Hon. Wilson Thaddeus L

Cook County (IL)

Illinois

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Docket Entries

  1. Administrative Review Complaint Filed
  2. Administrative Review Complaint Filed
  3. E-Filing Exemption - Filed
  4. Summons Issued And Returnable
  5. Petition Filed - Plaintiff/Petitioner
  6. Defendant/Respondent- 100% - Granted/Allowed
  7. New Case Filing
  8. Summons - Retd P.S.
  9. Appearance Filed - Fee Paid -
  10. Motion For Extension Of Time (Scr 323E) Filed
  11. Notice Of Motion Filed
  12. Notice Filed
  13. Waiver Filed
  14. File Amendment Or Additional Or Amended Pleadings-Allowed
  15. File Appearance Or Jury Demand, Answer Or Plead - Allowed -
  16. Motion To - Allowed -
  17. Motion To - Allowed -
  18. Miscellaneous Motion - Allowed -
  19. Case Set On Status Call
  20. Case Assigned to Zoom Hearing - Allowed
  21. Case Assigned to Zoom Hearing - Allowed
  22. Appoint Attorney - Continued -
  23. Appearance Filed - Fee Waiver -
  24. Cert. Of Representation By Civil Legal Serv. Provider Fld.
  25. Notice Of Motion Filed
  26. Notice Of Filing Filed
  27. Motion Filed
  28. Exhibits Filed
  29. Answer Filed
  30. Notice Of Answer Filed
  31. Amended Complaint Filed
  32. Extend Time - Allowed -
  33. Amend Complaint Or Petition - Allowed -
  34. Case Set On Status Call
  35. Set Briefing Schedule - Allowed -
  36. Answer/Reply/Response - Allowed
  37. Case Assigned to Zoom Hearing - Allowed
  38. Brief Filed
  39. Notice Of Filing Filed

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