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Alaska Unified

Alaska

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Case Information

Filed 2023-03-09
Status Reopened
Type Post Conviction Relief Sup Ct (2 No)|Post Conviction Relief (after Felony Or Misdemeanor Conviction And Sentencing In Superior Court)
Docket 21 entries

Parties

Defendant State Of Alaska
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Judge

Hon. Garton Josie

Aleutians East Borough (AK)

Alaska

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Docket Entries

  1. ase has been referred to PCR Central Calendaring for Processing. All documents must be filed with the central calendaring judge.
  2. pplication for Post-Conviction Relief (Criminal Rule 35.1) Criminal Case Number: 2UT-17-00046CR Receipt: 2129599 Date: 10/12/2023
  3. ttorney Information Attorney District Attorney (2NO) representing Respondent(s) State of Alaska as of 03/09/2023
  4. risoner Request for Filing Fee Exemption Attorney: Self-Represented (0100001) Filing Party: Matthias, Austin A Case Motion #1
  5. inancial Statement - CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENT Access to confidential documents limited to (1) Parties to Action, (2) Counsel of Record, and (3) Court Personnel. Administrative Bulletin No. 48, Standard 7
  6. risoner Account Statement
  7. rder Granting Motion Matthias, Austin A Case Motion #1 Prisoner Request for Filing Fee Exemption
  8. Motion for Appointment of Counsel (Ex-Parte) - Post Conviction Relief Attorney: Self-Represented (0100001) Austin A Matthias (Applicant); Filing Party: Matthias, Austin A Case Motion #2
  9. Order Granting Motion Matthias, Austin A Case Motion #2 Motion for Appointment of Counsel (Ex-Parte) - Post Conviction Relief
  10. Attorney Information Attorney Public Defender Agency (2NO) representing Applicant Matthias, Austin A as of 10/19/2023
  11. Day Notice to Appointed Counsel Re: Post-Conviction Relief Application and Appointment Notice to Appointed Counsel (11/21) Sent on: 10/20/2023 11:30:52.70
  12. Entry of Appearance Attorney: Merritt, Douglas Wayne (2111098) Austin A Matthias (Applicant);
  13. Attorney Information Attorney Merritt, Douglas Wayne representing Applicant Matthias, Austin A as of 10/20/2023
  14. Request and Order for Central Calendaring (Post-Conviction Relief). Attorney: Merritt, Douglas Wayne (2111098) Filing Party: Matthias, Austin A Case Motion #3
  15. Order Granting Motion Matthias, Austin A Case Motion #3 Request and Order for Central Calendaring (Post-Conviction Relief).
  16. Administrative Judicial Reassignment to PCR CC judge Kevin M. Saxby
  17. Order placing case on Pending Central PCR Calendaring list.
  18. Notice and Order: Central Calendaring (Post-Conviction Relief).
  19. Temporary Transfer of File to Anchorage PCR Central Calendaring
  20. Case has been referred to PCR Central Calendaring for Processing. All documents must be filed with the central calendaring judge.
  21. ase has been referred to PCR Central Calendaring for Processing. All documents must be filed with the central calendaring judge.

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