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Massachusetts Appeals Court

Massachusetts

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Case Information

Filed 2024-05-22
Status Red & Blue briefs filed
Type Criminal
Docket 34 entries
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Judge

Hon. Edward J. Mc Donough, Jr., J.

Massachusetts Appellate Court

Massachusetts

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Docket Entries

  1. Transcript Volume: 02/01/2023 - Pretrial Conference.
  2. Transcript Volume: 02/02/2023 - Trial Day 1 .
  3. Transcript Volume: 02/03/2023 - Trial Day 2 .
  4. Transcript Volume: 02/06/2023 - Trial Day 3 .
  5. Transcript Volume: 02/07/2023 - Trial Day 4 .
  6. Transcript Volume: 02/16/2023 - Sentencing hearing .
  7. Transcript Volume: 03/01/2023 - Sentencing hearing .
  8. Lower Court Assembly of the Record Package
  9. Notice of entry sent.
  10. Notice preceding dismissal entered for Adrian R. Thomas. *Notice.
  11. MOTION to reinstate the appeal filed for Adrian R. Thomas by Attorney Jeanne Liddy.
  12. Motion to accept docketing statement late filed for Adrian R. Thomas by Attorney Jeanne Liddy.
  13. RE#3: The appeal has not been dismissed. Rather, notice preceding dismissal has issued. To avoid the dismiss of this appeal, appellant must comply with M.A.C. 19.0(a)(2) and file a motion to enlarge the brief due date. *Notice.
  14. RE#4: Denied without prejudice to renewal with Docketing Statement. *Notice.
  15. Motion of Appellant to extend date for filing brief and appendix filed for Adrian R. Thomas by Attorney Jeanne Liddy.
  16. Motion to accept late docketing statement filed for Adrian R. Thomas by Attorney Jeanne Liddy.
  17. RE#5:No action taken pending receipt of the docketing statement, now due on or before 08/28/2023.*Notice sent
  18. RE#6: The appellant is granted an enlargement of time to 8/28/23 to file the Docketing Statement. *Notice.
  19. Docketing Statement filed for Adrian R. Thomas by Attorney Jeanne Liddy.
  20. RE#5: Allowed to 1/23/24. No further enlargement should be anticipated. Notice sent.
  21. Motion of Appellant to extend date for filing brief and appendix filed for Adrian R. Thomas by Attorney Jeanne Liddy.
  22. RE #8: Denied without prejudice to renewal with brief and appendix on or before 2/16/24. *Notice
  23. Motion of Appellant to extend date for filing brief and appendix filed for Adrian R. Thomas by Attorney Jeanne Liddy.
  24. RE#9: Denied. The defendant received an 11-month sentence on March 1, 2023. The appeal was entered on June 12, 2023. The defendant has already received a notice preceding dismissal for want of prosecution. On September 5, 2023, the defendant received an enlargement to January 23, 2024, noting that "[n]o further enlargement should be anticipated." On January 12, 2024, the defendant moved for an enlargement to February 16, 2024. This motion was denied "without prejudice to renewal with brief and appendix on or before 2/16/24." Even though the enlargement to February 16, 2024, was denied, the defendant now moves for an enlargement to April 5, 2024, for substantially the same reasons that were inadequate in January. This case, in which there were only five witnesses over two days of testimony, does not require anything close to 298 days to brief. Pursuant to the order of January 12, 2024, the defendant may file a motion to enlarge attaching a completed brief and appendix on or before 2/16/2024. If the defendant does not, the appeal will be dismissed in accordance with Appeals Court Rule 19.0(a)(3) forthwith. (Ditkoff, J.) *Notice.
  25. Appellant brief filed for Adrian R. Thomas by Attorney Jeanne Liddy.
  26. Appendix filed for Adrian R. Thomas by Attorney Jeanne Liddy.
  27. Notice of appearance filed for Commonwealth by Attorney Travis Lynch.
  28. MOTION of Appellee to extend brief due date filed for Commonwealth by Attorney Travis Lynch.
  29. Allowed to 4/17/24. *Notice.
  30. MOTION of Appellee to extend brief due date filed for Commonwealth by Attorney Travis Lynch.
  31. RE#14: Allowed to 5/17/24 Notice sent.
  32. Appellee brief filed for Commonwealth by Attorney Travis Lynch.
  33. Appendix filed for Commonwealth by Attorney Travis Lynch.
  34. Letter to the Court RE: Audio Visual Exhibits filed for Commonwealth by Attorney Travis Lynch.

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