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Court

Missouri Unified County

Missouri

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Case Information

Filed 2022-03-30
Type Criminal/Infract.- See Charges
Docket 55 entries
Disposition DISPOSED

Parties

Plaintiff -Cr00119 St
Defendant Riedl , Ronald H
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Judge

Hon. Mason-White Tracey A

Chariton County (MO)

Missouri

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Docket Entries

  1. Subpoena Issued
  2. Subpoena Requested
  3. Preliminary Hearing Scheduled
  4. Setting - Prelim Hrg Held
  5. Order
  6. Subpoena Issued
  7. Subpoena Requested
  8. Setting - Prelim Hrg Scheduled
  9. Hearing/Trial Cancelled
  10. Order
  11. Bond Assignment
  12. Motion Filed
  13. Request Filed
  14. Entry of Appearance Filed
  15. Subpoena Issued
  16. Subpoena Requested
  17. Notice of Court Hearing Sent
  18. Preliminary Hearing Scheduled
  19. Hearing Continued/Rescheduled
  20. Order
  21. Correspondence Filed
  22. Subpoena Issued
  23. Subpoena Requested
  24. Preliminary Hearing Scheduled
  25. Setting - Prelim Hrg Held
  26. Order
  27. Bond-Cash Bond Posted Full Amt
  28. Setting - Prelim Hrg Scheduled
  29. Hearing/Trial Cancelled
  30. Order
  31. Motion to Withdraw
  32. Subpoena Issued
  33. Subpoena Requested
  34. Preliminary Hearing Scheduled
  35. Bond Appearance Hearing Held
  36. Order
  37. Request Filed
  38. Response Filed
  39. Request Filed
  40. Entry of Appearance Filed
  41. Bond Appearance Hrng Sched
  42. Arraignment Held
  43. Order
  44. Arraignment Scheduled
  45. Warrant Served
  46. Order
  47. Motion for Discovery
  48. Warrant Issued
  49. Order
  50. Order
  51. Judge Assigned
  52. Motion Filed
  53. Probable Cause Statement Filed
  54. Complaint Filed
  55. Judge Assigned

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