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Illinois

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Case Information

Filed 2022-08-08
Type Order of Protection - Order of Protection|op - 205
Docket 14 entries

Parties

Defendant Hester, Bryan G
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Hon. Taylor Reta D

Marion County (IL)

Illinois

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Docket Entries

  1. PETITION FOR ORDER OF PROTECTION FILED.
  2. Pro-se Complainant on Original Filing Entered.
  3. Petitioner present pro se. Petitioner is sworn and testifies. Basis exists for entry of EOP. See written EOP. Plenary hearing set for 08/22/2022 at 1:00 p.m.
  4. Petition for Order of Protection - Emergency Granted
  5. EMERGENCY ORDER OF PROTECTION ENTERED AND FILED. (08/22/2022 AT 1:00 P.M.) COPIES GIVEN TO PETITIONER AND MCSD.
  6. Petitioner present pro se. Respondent present pro se. By agreement, plenary OP is entered. See written order. Respondent served w/ plenary order in open court.
  7. Petition for Order of Protection - Plenary Granted
  8. ORDER OF PROTECTION ENTERED AND FILED. COPIES GIVEN TO PETITIONER, MCSD, AND RESPONDENT SERVED IN OPEN COURT.
  9. PROOF OF SERVICE FOR PROTECTIVE ORDERS FILED. (SERVED BRYAN G HESTER
  10. MOTION FILED. (DISMISSAL).
  11. Motion hearing set for 10/06/2022 at 9:00 in courtroom 2.
  12. Petitioner present pro se. Respondent present pro se. Hearing proceeds on Petitioner's request to terminate plenary OP. No indications of threats or coercion. Plenary OP is terminated. Case is dismissed. No further settings.
  13. Petition for Order of Protection - Plenary Dismissed
  14. ORDER ON MOTION ENTERED AND FILED. (TERMINATE) COPY GIVEN TO MCSD. COPY OF ORDER ON MOTION EMAILED TO MCSD AND SWAN.

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