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Pinellas County

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2022-10-26
Status CLOSED
Type Jimmy Ryce
Docket 53 entries
Disposition djud

Parties

Plaintiff State Of Florida
Defendant Shawn Conrad
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Judge

Hon. Crane Shawn

Pinellas County (FL)

Florida

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Lawyers

Docket Entries

  1. DD CASE TO TRAKMAN
  2. XHIBIT Party: STATE OF FLORIDA,
  3. XHIBIT Party: STATE OF FLORIDA,
  4. ON JURY ADJUDGED NOT SEX PREDATOR-RELEASED
  5. OPY
  6. RDER
  7. DDITIONAL DISCOVERY
  8. DDITIONAL DISCOVERY
  9. RDER
  10. DDITIONAL DISCOVERY
  11. RDER
  12. RDER
  13. RDER SETTING HEARING
  14. OTICE OF HEARING
  15. RDER
  16. RDER
  17. OTION Party: STATE OF FLORIDA,
  18. BJECTION TO THE SUBPOENA
  19. RDER
  20. RDER SETTING HEARING
  21. RDER TO TRANSPORT FOR HEARING
  22. RDER
  23. DDITIONAL DISCOVERY
  24. RDER
  25. DDITIONAL DISCOVERY
  26. RDER
  27. RDER
  28. RDER SETTING HEARING
  29. RDER
  30. RDER
  31. RDER
  32. DDITIONAL DISCOVERY
  33. ITNESS LIST
  34. RDER
  35. RDER
  36. RDER SETTING HEARING
  37. RDER
  38. RDER SETTING HEARING
  39. OTICE OF APPEARANCE Party: CONRAD, SHAWN
  40. IVIL COVER SHEET - NON REPORTING Amount: 0.00
  41. UMMONS RETURN OF SERVICE - SERVED Party: CONRAD, SHAWN
  42. EQUEST FOR JUDICIAL NOTICE
  43. OTICE OF HEARING
  44. UMMONS - ISSUED Party: CONRAD, SHAWN
  45. UMMONS - ISSUED Party: CONRAD, SHAWN
  46. OTICE OF CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION WITHIN COURT FILE
  47. OPY
  48. OPY
  49. SYCH EVALUATION RECEIVED
  50. RDER DETERMINING PROBABLE CAUSE
  51. NVOLUNTARY CIVIL COMMITMENT PETITION Party: CONRAD, SHAWN
  52. IVIL COVER SHEET - NON REPORTING Amount: 0.00
  53. EQUIRES SANITIZATION BEFORE PUBLIC VIEW

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