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Case Information

Filed 2022-10-19
Status Closed
Type Direct Appeal Civil Common Law
Docket 27 entries
Disposition order - denying

Docket Entries

  1. vent - Case closed
  2. otice-Incoming - Record completion notice from district court
  3. ees - Docket fee received
  4. otice-Outgoing - Docketing letter
  5. rief - Appellant Pro se
  6. mail to Tom Thompson's office with copy of scanned brief.
  7. rief - Appellee (Appendix removed pursuant to W.R.A.P. 7.02)
  8. otice-Outgoing - Request for transmitted record on appeal
  9. vent - Hardcopy received - Brief of Appellee; and received copy of designation of record on appeal
  10. otice-Internal - Brief only recommendation
  11. rder - Assigning to brief only docket
  12. otice-Incoming - Designation of record (Appellant's)
  13. ecord - Transmitted record on appeal from district court clerk, one volume, original papers.
  14. vent - Phone Call with the Clerk's Office (Belinda). She inadvertently missed sending pages 128-193 that were on the second page of Mr. Mitchell's designation of record. She will be sending an Amended Designated Index along with the supplemental record containing those pages only.
  15. otion for Correction or Modification of the Record Pursuant to Rule 3.04 W.R.A.P.
  16. vent - E-mail correspondence from Belinda at the District Court Clerk's Office. The amended designated index and additional designated pleading were mailed 1/31/2023 by certified mail. She also sent the amended index to Mr. Mitchell and Mr. Thompson.
  17. otice-Incoming - Amended index from the Clerk of the District Court
  18. ecord - Supplemental record on appeal from district court clerk, ROA pages 128-193, which were added to the existing record that was already transmitted.
  19. Order - Denying Motion to Correct or Modify the Record
  20. Opinion - Opinion and journal order, affirming with Justice Fenn writing for the Court.
  21. Notice-Outgoing - Mandate
  22. Record - Record returned to district court
  23. Notice-Outgoing - Record return letter
  24. Event - Case closed
  25. Petition - Rehearing (COS dated June 5, 2023)
  26. Service - Certified mail signature return card - Record signed for 6/13/2023
  27. Order - Petition for rehearing - deny

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