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Florida Civitech Unified Court

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2023-05-26
Status CLOSED
Type Habeas Corpus
Docket 46 entries
Disposition dismiss

Parties

Plaintiff Lee, Joe
Defendant Swain, D
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Judge

Hon. Johnson Jennifer

Columbia County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. Case 152023CA000056CAAXMX Filed with Clerk on 5/26/2023
  2. Case Status set to CLOSED
  3. MANDATE
  4. Defense Attorney: Sheron Lee Wells Assigned to FACC.CLERICUS.Identity.NamesBAO
  5. BY ORDER OF THE COURT
  6. DOCKETING STATEMENT FOR NON ATTORNEY
  7. AMENDED NOTICE OF APPEAL
  8. APPELLANTS MOTION FOR LEAVE TO VOLUNTARILY DISMISS THE MARCH 29 204 AMENDED NOTICE OF APPEAL
  9. APPELLANTS MOTION FOR WAIVER OF FILING FEES AND MOTION FOR LEAVE TO TREAT INITAL BRIEF AS WRIT OF CERTIORARI
  10. BY ORDER OF THE COURT
  11. ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF NEW CASE
  12. Case Status set to REOPENED
  13. Reopened for CIRCUIT CIVIL APPEAL on 4/5/2024
  14. AMENDED NOTICE OF APPEAL
  15. MOTION FOR WAIVER OF FILING FEE AND MOTION FOR LEAVE TO TREAT INITIAL BRIEF AS WRIT OF CERTIORARI
  16. NOTICE OF APPEAL
  17. CLERK'S CERTIFICATE OF MAILING
  18. ORDER GRANTING MOTION FOR LEAVE TO AMEND REHEARING AND DENYING AMENDED MOTION FOR REHEARING
  19. MOTION FOR LEAVE TO AMEND REHEARING AND SUPPLEMENT EXHIBITS ESTABLISHING THE MERITS TO PETIIONERS HABEAS CORPUS
  20. MOTION FOR REHEARING
  21. Case Status set to CLOSED
  22. ORDER DENYING PETITION FOR WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS
  23. PETITIONER'S REPLY
  24. LETTER FROM PETITIONER TO COURTS
  25. ORDER GRANTING MOTION FOR EXTENSION
  26. Correspondence
  27. MOTION FOR EXTENSION OF TIME
  28. RESPONSE TO ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
  29. ORDER GRANTING MOTION FOR ENLARGEMENT OF TIME
  30. SECOND MOTION FOR CLARIFICATION
  31. NOTICE OF INQUIRY
  32. Motion for Enlargement/Extension of Time
  33. ORDER DENYING MOTION FOR DEFAULT
  34. MOTION FOR CLARIFICATION OF RESPONDENTS IN THIS MATTER
  35. MOTION for default
  36. ORDER GRANTING MOTION FOR EXTENSION OF TIME
  37. Motion for Enlargement/Extension of Time
  38. ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY RELIEF SHOULD NOT BE GRANTED
  39. NOTICE OF INQUIRY MOTION TO EXPEDITE PROCEEDINGS
  40. OPINION JULY 9, 2013 CONTINUED
  41. OPINION JULY 9, 2013 CONTINUED
  42. OPINION JULY 9, 2013
  43. EMAIL FROM THE FDOC'S
  44. OPINION June 12, 2012
  45. Appendix
  46. COMPLAINT FILED FOR HABEAS CORPUS

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