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Court

Minnesota Unified County

Minnesota

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Case Information

Filed 2022-01-03
Status Closed
Type Crim/traf Mandatory
Docket 26 entries

Parties

Plaintiff State Of Minnesota
Defendant Benjamin Sam, Adrianna Lorraine
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Judge

Hon. Moehrle Laura

Becker County (MN)

Minnesota

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Docket Entries

  1. Citation E-Filed
  2. Citation Data Summary Index # 1
  3. Notice of Remote Hearing with Instructions Index # 2
  4. Returned Mail Index # 3
  5. Hearing (2:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Engelking, Matthew E.) Result: Held On the Record
  6. Fail to Appear at a hearing
  7. Hearing Held Using Remote Technology
  8. Court Clerk Minutes Index # 4
  9. Notice of Remote Hearing with Instructions Index # 5
  10. Arraignment (2:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Cashman, William J.) Result: Held On the Record
  11. Interim Condition for Benjamin-Sam, Adrianna Lorraine - Complete booking - Conditions, other - Keep court/attorney informed of current address - No alcohol use - No alcohol/controlled substance use - No mood-altering chemicals - No possession of alcohol or drugs - Random testing - Remain law-abiding - Make all future court appearances - Make and maintain contact with attorney - Contact your probation officer as directed. - Post Bail or Bond with No Conditions $10,000.00 - Post Bail or Bond with Conditions $0.00
  12. Hearing Held Using Remote Technology
  13. Court Clerk Minutes Index # 6
  14. Order for Release Index # 7 (Judicial Officer: Cashman, William J. )
  15. Notice of Remote Hearing with Instructions Index # 8
  16. Notice of Case Assignment Index # 9 (Judicial Officer: Moehrle, Laura )
  17. Order Granting Public Defender Index # 10 (Judicial Officer: Cashman, William J. )
  18. Demand or Request for Discovery Index # 11
  19. Hearing (2:45 PM) (Judicial Officer Moehrle, Laura) Result: Held On the Record
  20. Hearing Held Remote
  21. Order for Dismissal Index # 12 (Judicial Officer: Moehrle, Laura )
  22. Omnibus Hearing Waived
  23. Notice-Other Index # 13
  24. Sent to Collections
  25. Update sent to Collections
  26. Update sent to Collections

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