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Case Information

Filed 2022-12-19
Status Case Closed
Type Criminal Appeal Life Other
Docket 14 entries
Disposition affirmance

Docket Entries

  1. Case Closed. Nos. 84230-COA/84236-COA.(COA)
  2. Filed Order to Enter Written Judgment or Order. District Court Order due: 30 days. Nos. 84230/84236 (COA)
  3. Filed District court order. Certified copy of order filed in district court on 01/06/23. Findings of Fact, Conclusion of Law and Order. Nos. 84230/84236. (COA).
  4. Filed Order of Affirmance. "ORDER the judgments of the district court AFFIRMED." Nos. 84230/84236 COA-MG/BB/DW (COA)
  5. Filed Appellant's Motion for Extension of Time to File Petition for Rehearing. Nos. 84230/84236 (SC)
  6. Filed Order Granting Motion. Appellant shall have until March 8, 2023, to file and serve a petition for rehearing. Nos. 84230/84236 (SC)
  7. Filed Appellant's Petition for Rehearing. Nos. 84230/84236. (COA)
  8. Rehearing Filing fee waived. (COA)
  9. Filed Order Directing Answer. Answer due: 21 days. Luster shall have 14 days to file and serve a reply to the answer. Nos. 84230/84236. (SC)
  10. Filed Respondent's Answer to Petition for Rehearing. Nos. 84230-COA/84236-COA. (COA)
  11. Filed Order Granting Petition for Rehearing and Directing Supplemental Briefing. Having considered the petition for rehearing and the answer to the petition, we have determined that rehearing of this matter is warranted. This court has also determined that supplemental briefing will be helpful in our resolution of this appeal. Appellant will have 21 days from the date of this order to file and serve a supplemental brief that does not exceed 10 pages or 4,667 words and, if necessary, a supplemental appendix. Respondents will have 14 days from the filing of the supplemental brief to file and serve a supplemental response that does not exceed 10 pages or 4,667 words and, if helpful, a supplemental appendix. Appellant will have 7 days from the date of receipt of respondents' supplemental brief to file a reply, not exceeding 5 pages or 2,334 words. fn2[The Honorable Abbi Silver, Senior Justice, participated in the decision of this matter under a general order of assignment.] Nos. 84230/84236 (COA)
  12. Filed Appellant's Notice Of Withdrawal of Petition For Rehearing. Nos. 84230-COA/84236-COA. (SC)
  13. Filed Order Granting Motion. Luster filed a notice of withdrawal of his petition for rehearing on July 11, 2023. In his notice, Luster moved to voluntarily withdraw the petition for rehearing. Cause appearing, we grant Luster's request to withdraw his petition for rehearing. This court's previous order of affirmance remains in effect. Nos. 84230-COA/84236-COA. (COA)
  14. Transferred to Supreme Court. Nos. 84230-COA/84236-COA.(COA)

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