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Case Information

Filed 2023-07-11
Status Closed
Type Original Proceeding Petition For Writ Of Review Other
Docket 34 entries

Docket Entries

  1. vent - Case closed
  2. ees - Docket fee received (Receipt e-served via CTEF)
  3. Petition - Writ - review
  4. Response/Objection - Petition for review
  5. Event - Hardcopy received - Bar Counsel's Response to Petition for Writ of Review
  6. Order - Petition for review - grant
  7. Record - Transmitted record on appeal from the BPR clerk, four volumes of original papers.
  8. Notice-Outgoing - Docketing letter (E-Served via CTEF)
  9. Correspondence - Incoming - Copy of letter from Patrick J. Murphy to Kim Robert at the BPR regarding missing documents and pleadings from the index and requesting an amended index and complete record to the Clerk of the Supreme Court.
  10. Motion - Extension of time - brief
  11. Event - Hardcopy received - Petitioner's Motion and Request for a 21-Day Extension of Time to File Her Opening Brief
  12. Order Granting Petitioner's Request for Extension to File Brief
  13. Record - Supplemental record on appeal with citation instructions (three volumes of Office of Bar Counsel's investigative file)
  14. Brief - Petitioner
  15. Event - Hardcopy received - Petitioner Andrea L. Richard's Opening Brief
  16. Order Granting (Respondent's) Oral Motion to Withdraw Record
  17. Brief - Respondent
  18. Event - Hardcopy received - Respondent's Brief
  19. Order - Oral argument scheduled
  20. Notice-Outgoing - Receipt acknowledgment - oral argument setting (Complete and return to Clerk's Office)
  21. Brief - Petitioner reply
  22. Event - Hardcopy received - Petitioner Andrea L. Richard's Reply Brief
  23. Motion - Supplement the record and Errata to Opening Brief
  24. Notice-Incoming - Receipt acknowledgment - oral argument setting from Mark W. Gifford obo Respondent
  25. Event - Hardcopy received - Petitioner's Notice Regarding the Record and Errata
  26. Order on Notice Regarding the Record (BPR record includes P1-3 and Order A & B)
  27. Notice-Incoming - Receipt acknowledgment - oral argument setting received by Patrick Murphy obo petitioner
  28. Record - Supplemental record on appeal
  29. Notice-Internal - Oral argument notice argued before Chief Justice Fox; Justices Kautz; Boomgaarden; Gray and Fenn (Patrick Murphy appearing obo Petitioner and Mark Gifford appearing obo the Respondent) and taken under advisement
  30. Notice of Reassignment Following Retirement (Honorable Keith G. Kautz, Retired, assigned to service)
  31. Opinion - Opinion and journal order, reversing BPR and remanding back to ROC, with Justice Fenn writing for the Court.
  32. Notice-Outgoing - Mandate
  33. Record - Record returned to BPR
  34. Notice-Outgoing - Record return letter

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