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Case Information

Filed 2023-02-15
Status Completed/Re-Completed
Type Adl Criminal Adult
Docket 82 entries

Parties

Plaintiff (criminal) of Washington
Defendant (wip) hotchkiss, Randy David
Photo of Hon. Trageser, Timothy

Judge

Hon. Trageser, Timothy

Stevens County (WA)

Washington

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Docket Entries

  1. 11/07/2023
  2. 02/15/2023
  3. 02/15/2023
  4. 02/15/2023
  5. 02/27/2023
  6. 02/27/2023
  7. 02/27/2023
  8. 03/20/2023
  9. 03/20/2023
  10. 05/01/2023
  11. 05/01/2023
  12. 05/01/2023
  13. 05/01/2023
  14. 05/01/2023
  15. 05/01/2023
  16. 05/01/2023
  17. 05/01/2023
  18. 05/01/2023
  19. 05/02/2023
  20. Comment 3rd Status 4-17-23 @ 9am
  21. Motion Hearing
  22. Judicial Officer Monasmith, Patrick A
  23. Status Conference
  24. Judicial Officer Reeves, Jessica T
  25. Hearing Time 9:00 AM
  26. Comment 3rd Status
  27. Notice of Settlement and Auth for Clerk to Strike Trial Date
  28. Comment Plea 05/01/23 @ 1:30pm
  29. Motion Hearing
  30. Judicial Officer Reeves, Jessica T
  31. Plea/Sentencing
  32. Judicial Officer Radzimski, Lech
  33. Hearing Time 1:30 PM
  34. Consent
  35. Comment To Appointment Of Judge, Pro Tempore Timothy D Trageser
  36. Order Oath and Approval of Judge Pro Tempore Stipulation
  37. Plea Agreement Sentence Recommendation
  38. Statement of Defendant on Plea of Guilty
  39. Felony Judgment and Sentence
  40. Notice of Ineligibility to Possess a Firearm
  41. Notification of Felony Conviction
  42. Order Exonerating Bail Bond
  43. Order Directing Fingerprinting
  44. Comment DNA Testing
  45. Order for Withdrawal of Attorney
  46. Guilty Plea and Sentencing Hearing
  47. Judicial Officer Trageser, Timothy
  48. Case Resolution Guilty Plea Before Trial Commencement
  49. Abstract of Court Record to DOL
  50. Felony Judgment and Sentence
  51. Comment Amended
  52. Ex Parte Action With Order
  53. Judicial Officer Trageser, Timothy
  54. Jury Trial-12
  55. Judicial Officer Radzimski, Lech
  56. Hearing Time 9:00 AM

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