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Case Information

Filed 2022-05-26
Status Closed
Type Standard Civil Habeas Corpus
Docket 22 entries

Docket Entries

  1. otice - Appeal - Case Filed; Order 3/25/22
  2. pinion - Order Opinion
  3. vent - Nonoral - Panel
  4. rief - Reply
  5. otice - Nonoral Conf. Date Scheduled
  6. vent - Nonoral Panel - scheduled for 11/16/2022
  7. rief - Respondent E-Filed
  8. ffidavit - Service-Informal Appellant Brief
  9. rder - Remedy Deficiencies - Appellant Shall File Proof of Service of the Appellant Brief by 8/22/22. Respondent Brief Due 30 Days After Service of the Appellant Brief
  10. vent - Electronic Record Submitted/Received
  11. otice - Request Trial Court/Agency File
  12. rder - Grant Motion to Accept an Informal Brief. Appellant Brief is Ordered Filed. Proof of Service of the Appellant Brief Due 8/1/22.
  13. otion to Grant Limited Suspension of Rules Pursuant to Rule 102
  14. rief - Appellant - (Ordered Filed 7/22/22)
  15. otion - Brief - Accept Informal
  16. orrespondence - Incoming - Copy of IFP Motion
  17. rder - Remedy Deficiencies - $550 Filing Fee or IFP Grant from District Court and Appellants Brief and Addendum, DUE 7/18; Addendum MUST Include Copy of 3/25/22 Order
  18. ther - Correcting Deficiencies - Copy of Decision
  19. rder - Deny Motion to Recuse as Unnecessary. Appellant Shall Pay the $550 Filing Fee or File a Copy of the District Court Order Granting IFP, File Proof of Service of the Notice of Appeal on the District Court Administrator, a Copy of the Decision by 6/24/22. Appellant Brief Due 6/27
  20. otice - Case Filing
  21. otion - Judge/Justice/Panel - Assign or Remove (no judges assigned to case at this time)
  22. tatement - Case - Appellant

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