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Washington Unified County

Washington

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Case Information

Filed 2022-11-16
Status Completed/Re-Completed
Type Adl Criminal Adult
Docket 44 entries

Parties

Plaintiff (criminal) of Washington
Defendant (wip) reavely, Bryan Wayne
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Judge

Hon. Nelson David A

Cowlitz County (WA)

Washington

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Docket Entries

  1. 11/17/2022
  9. 11/16/2022
  10. 11/16/2022
  14. Comment within 72 hours of booking if no charges filed
  15. Motion Hearing
  16. Original Type Motion Hearing
  17. Judicial Officer Bashor, Gary
  18. Hearing Time 1:00 PM
  19. Result Held
  20. Comment Address Atty & Bail (deft refused ct 11/14)
  21. Motion Hearing
  22. Judicial Officer Bashor, Gary
  23. Comment Deft refused ct; deft held without bail; OPD appointed - Epstein
  24. Motion Hearing
  25. Original Type Motion Hearing
  26. Judicial Officer Bashor, Gary
  27. Hearing Time 1:00 PM
  28. Result Held
  29. Comment Address bail or 10.77 (deft refused ct 11/14 & 11/15)
  30. Motion Hearing
  31. Judicial Officer Bashor, Gary
  32. Comment DEFT NOT PRESENT; HELD WITHOUT BAIL
  33. Notice of Appearance and Request for Discovery
  34. Information
  35. Capacity/Competency
  36. Original Type Capacity/Competency
  37. Judicial Officer Nelson, David A
  38. Hearing Time 10:30 AM
  39. Result Held
  40. Dismissal Hearing
  41. Judicial Officer Nelson, David A
  42. Comment Ct will sign order of dismissal with civil commitment ex parte
  43. Ord of Dismissal and Civil Commitment Eval
  44. Judicial Officer Nelson, David A

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