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Case Information

Filed 2022-04-14
Status Briefing in Progress
Type Civil Appeal General Juvenile
Docket 27 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Appeal Filing Fee Waived. Juvenile Matter. (SC)
  2. Filed Notice of Appeal. Appeal docketed in the Supreme Court this day. (Docketing statement mailed to counsel for appellant.) (SEALED) (SC)
  3. Filed Docketing Statement Civil Appeals. (SC)
  4. Filed Request for Transcript of Proceedings. Transcripts requested: 2/23/22 and 3/29/22. To Court Reporter: Kim Gurule. (SC)
  5. Filed Court Reporter's Motion for Extension of Time to Prepare Transcripts. (SC)
  6. Filed Order Granting Motion and Regarding Briefing. Court reporter certificate due: September 6, 2022. Given this extension, the time to file the opening brief is also extended. Appellant's opening brief and appendix due: November 7, 2022. (SC)
  7. Filed Notice from Court Reporter. Sherry Justice stating that the requested transcripts were delivered. Dates of transcripts: 2/23/22 and 3/29/22. (SC)
  8. Filed Stipulation to File Opening Brief. (SC)
  9. Issued Notice Motion/Stipulation Approved. (Opening Brief and Appendix Due: 12/7/22) (SC)
  10. Filed Appellant's Notice of Appearance for P. David Westbrook. (SC)
  11. Filed Appellant's Motion to Extend Time to File Opening Brief. (SC)
  12. Filed Request for Transcript of Proceedings. Transcripts requested: 8/25/21, 9/13/21 and 1/10/22 To Court Reporter: Kim Gurgle. (SC)
  13. Filed Order Granting Motion. Appellant's opening brief and appendix due: January 9, 2023. (SC)
  14. Filed Appellant's Motion for Extension of Time Due to Missing Transcripts (Opening Brief). (SC).
  15. Filed Order Granting Motion. Appellant shall have until February 23, 2023, to file and serve the opening brief and appendix. (SC)
  16. Filed Notice from Court Reporter. Sherry Justice. stating that the requested transcripts were delivered. Dates of transcripts: 0825/21, 09/13/21, 01/10/22. (SC).
  17. Filed Appellant's Motion for Extension of Time to File Opening Brief. (SC)
  18. Filed Order Granting Motion. Appellant's opening brief and appendix due: March 6, 2023. (SC)
  19. Filed Appellant's Opening Brief (REJECTED PER NOTICE ISSUED 3/7/23). (SC)
  20. Filed Appellant's Appendix to Opening Brief Vol. 1. (SC)
  21. Filed Appellant's Appendix to Opening Brief Vol. 2. (SC)
  22. Filed Appellant's Appendix to Opening Brief Vol. 3. (SC)
  23. Filed Appellant's Appendix to Opening Brief Vol. 4. (SC)
  24. Issued Notice of Rejection of Deficient Brief. Corrected brief due: 5 days. (SC)
  25. Filed Appellant's Opening Brief. (SC)
  26. Filed Respondent's Notice of Appearance for Johnathan E. VanBoskerck. (SC)
  27. Filed Respondent's Motion to Extend Time to file Answering Brief. (SC)

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