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Court

Florida Civitech Unified Court

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2022-04-11
Status CASE OPEN
Type Felony 22 D
Docket 30 entries

Parties

Defendant Spahr, Steven Charles
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Judge

Hon. Hatcher Mary Pavloff

Marion County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. DescriptionORDER ON MOTION FOR CONTINUANCE
  2. DescriptionMOTION FOR CONTINUANCE
  3. DescriptionNOTICE FOR CASE MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE
  4. DescriptionNOTICE OF PRIOR DISCOVERY COMPLIANCE
  5. DescriptionNOTICE OF APPEARANCE AND WAIVER OF ARRAIGNMENT DESIGNATION OF PRIMARY ESERVICE ADDRESS NOTICE TO PARTICIPATE IN DISCOVERY FILED BY BRENDA H SMITH ESQ
  6. DescriptionORDER ALLOWING THE OFFICE OF CRIMINAL CONFLICT AND CIVIL REGIONAL COUNSEL WITHDRAW AND APPOINTING NEW COUNSEL
  7. DescriptionCERTIFICATION OF CONFLICT BY OFFICE OF REGIONAL CRIMINAL AND CIVIL CONFLICT 5TH DISTRICT
  8. DescriptionMOTION TO WITHDRAW
  9. DescriptionORDER SUBSTITUTING COUNSEL CONFLICT
  10. Prosecutor phase: Action of FILED with status of Reduced entered for CNT: 4
  11. Prosecutor phase: Action of FILED with status of Same entered for CNT: 1, CNT: 2, CNT: 3, CNT: 5
  12. INFORMATION FILED
  13. NOTICE OF ARRAIGNMENT
  14. COURTS ORDER FOR PLEA OF NOT GUILTY
  15. NOTICE OF APPEARANCE FILED BY MARY NGUYEN NODELMAN
  16. DEFENDANT'S PLEA
  17. NOTICE OF DISCOVERY
  18. NOTICE FOR CASE MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE
  19. COURTS ORDER OF CONTINUANCE
  20. STATES DISCOVERY EXHIBIT
  21. MOTION TO WITHDRAW AS COUNSEL CONFLICT
  22. ORDER SUBSTITUTING COUNSEL CONFLICT
  23. CERTIFICATION OF CONFLICT BY OFFICE OF REGIONAL CRIMINAL AND CIVIL CONFLICT 5TH DISTRICT
  24. MOTION TO WITHDRAW
  25. NOTICE OF APPEARANCE AND WAIVER OF ARRAIGNMENT DESIGNATION OF PRIMARY ESERVICE ADDRESS NOTICE TO PARTICIPATE IN DISCOVERY FILED BY BRENDA H SMITH ESQ
  26. ORDER ALLOWING THE OFFICE OF CRIMINAL CONFLICT AND CIVIL REGIONAL COUNSEL WITHDRAW AND APPOINTING NEW COUNSEL
  27. NOTICE OF PRIOR DISCOVERY COMPLIANCE
  28. NOTICE FOR CASE MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE
  29. MOTION FOR CONTINUANCE
  30. ORDER ON MOTION FOR CONTINUANCE

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