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Case Information

Filed 2022-08-23
Status Completed/Re-Completed
Type Adl Criminal Adult
Docket 115 entries

Parties

Plaintiff (criminal) of Washington
Defendant (wip) miller, Sean Patrick
Photo of Hon. High Edward Jacquelyn

Judge

Hon. High Edward Jacquelyn

Spokane County (WA)

Washington

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Docket Entries

  1. 08/22/2022
  2. 08/22/2022
  3. 08/22/2022
  4. 08/22/2022
  5. 08/23/2022
  6. 08/23/2022
  7. 08/23/2022
  8. 08/29/2022
  9. 08/29/2022
  10. 07/17/2023
  11. 07/17/2023
  12. 07/17/2023
  13. 07/17/2023
  14. 07/28/2023
  15. 07/28/2023
  16. 07/28/2023
  17. 07/28/2023
  18. 07/28/2023
  19. Comment 5/8/23 @ 9
  20. Hearing Continued Stipulated
  21. Judicial Officer Fennessy, Timothy B
  22. Comment **TRIAL READINESS || OFF-DOCKET** SIGNED: SCHEDULING ORDER SETTING TRIAL DATES PRESENTED BY B HARTNETT
  23. Order Setting Trial Date
  24. Judicial Officer Fennessy, Timothy B
  25. Comment 6/5/23 @ 9
  26. Plea/Sentencing
  27. Judicial Officer Szambelan, Michelle D
  28. Hearing Time 8:30 AM
  29. Cancel Reason Stricken
  30. Ex Parte Action With Order
  31. Judicial Officer Fennessy, Timothy B
  32. Comment SIGNED: SCHEDULING ORDER SETTING TRIAL DATES PRESENTED BY B HARTNETT
  33. Order Setting Trial Date
  34. Judicial Officer Fennessy, Timothy B
  35. Comment 7/10/23@930AM
  36. Plea/Sentencing
  37. Original Type Plea/Sentencing
  38. Judicial Officer Fennessy, Timothy B
  39. Hearing Time 8:00 AM
  40. Result Stricken
  41. Ex Parte Action With Order
  42. Judicial Officer Fennessy, Timothy B
  43. Comment SIGNED: SCHEDULING ORDER SETTING TRIAL DATES PRESENTED BY B HARTNETT
  44. Order Setting Trial Date
  45. Judicial Officer Fennessy, Timothy B
  46. Comment 8/14/23@9AM
  47. Warrant Identification Hearing
  48. Judicial Officer Stine, John P
  49. Comment COURT REPORTER: FTR GOLD RECORDED DPA: SCHAFF ATD: PATTERSON BOND: ARGUED 10K SIGNED: CSO, RELEASE CONDITIONS, FTC WARRANT
  50. Statement of Facts
  51. Motion and Affidavit for Bench Warrant
  52. Order Directing Issuance of Bench Warrant
  53. Judicial Officer Stine, John P
  54. Comment $10,000 BAIL
  55. Bench Warrant
  56. PreTrial Report
  57. Order Establishing Conditions of Release
  58. Judicial Officer Stine, John P
  59. Comment AMENDED
  60. Order Setting Trial Date
  61. Judicial Officer Stine, John P
  62. Comment 8/14/23 @9
  63. Sheriffs Return on a Bench Warrant
  64. Comment ISSUED 7/17/23
  65. PreTrial Management Hearing
  66. Judicial Officer Cooney, John O

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