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Case Information

Filed 2022-12-02
Status Completed/Re-Completed
Type Adl Criminal Adult
Docket 126 entries

Parties

Plaintiff (criminal) of Washington
Defendant (wip) gary, Richard Lee, Ii
Photo of Hon. Appel George F

Judge

Hon. Appel George F

Snohomish County (WA)

Washington

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Docket Entries

  1. 12/02/2022
  2. 12/02/2022
  3. 12/02/2022
  4. 12/05/2022
  5. 12/05/2022
  6. 12/05/2022
  7. 12/06/2022
  8. 12/21/2022
  9. 01/05/2023
  10. 01/05/2023
  11. 01/09/2023
  12. 01/13/2023
  13. 01/19/2023
  14. 01/19/2023
  15. 01/19/2023
  16. 01/23/2023
  17. 01/23/2023
  18. 01/23/2023
  19. 01/26/2023
  20. 01/26/2023
  21. 02/01/2023
  22. 03/02/2023
  23. 03/02/2023
  24. Comment Reserved for potential motions
  25. Jury Trial
  26. Judicial Officer Appel, George F
  27. Hearing Time 9:30 AM
  28. Exhibit List
  29. Comment Jury Trial
  30. Exhibits Received
  31. Comment ttl-19 jrt
  32. Trial Duration
  33. Comment 3.5 days
  34. Trial Memorandum
  35. Comment & Pre-Trial Motions in Limine /DFDT's
  36. Brief
  37. Comment Re Inadmissibility of Warrants, Facts of Car Accident, & Allowing DFDT to Plead Guilty to Count 2 /Defense
  38. Defendants Proposed Instructions
  39. Comment Cited
  40. Defendants Proposed Instructions
  41. Comment Uncited
  42. Plaintiffs Proposed Instructions
  43. Comment Cited
  44. Trial Memorandum
  45. Comment & Motions in Limine /State's
  46. Courts Instructions to Jury
  47. Verdict Form
  48. Comment 1
  49. Special Verdict Form
  50. Comment Not Used
  51. Verdict Form
  52. Comment 2
  53. Judgment and Order of Dismissal Acquittal Release
  54. Comment as to Count 1 only
  55. Order for Hearing
  56. Case Resolution Convicted by Jury Verdict
  57. Sentencing Hearing
  58. Judicial Officer Appel, George F
  59. Hearing Time 1:00 PM
  60. Sentencing Hearing
  61. Judicial Officer Judge, Millie M
  62. Hearing Time 1:00 PM
  63. Cancel Reason Stricken
  64. Memorandum
  65. Comment /State's Sentencing
  66. Hearing Cancelled Unknown Party
  67. Sentencing Hearing
  68. Judicial Officer Appel, George F
  69. Instructions
  70. Comment Re LFO's
  71. Order of Commitment
  72. Judgment and Sentence
  73. Abstract of Court Record to DOL
  74. Comment As to Count 2
  75. Notice of Withdrawal of Attorney
  76. Notice of Withdrawal of Attorney
  77. Return on Commitment
  78. Witness Record
  79. Cost Bill
  80. Judicial Officer Appel, George F
  81. Comment -Witness Fees

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