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Filed 2023-01-30
Status Briefing in Progress
Type Criminal Appeal Life Other
Docket 33 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Appeal Filing Fee Waived. Criminal. (SC)
  2. Filed Notice of Appeal/Proper Person. Appeal docketed in the Supreme Court this day. (C257062) (SC)
  3. Filed Notice of Appeal/Proper Person. Second NOA (C257062). (SC)
  4. Filed Order to Enter Written Judgment or Order. District Court Order due: 60 days. (SC)
  5. Filed District court order in Response to Supreme Court Order issued 02/14/2023. (SC)
  6. Filed Order Consolidating Appeals, Directing Transmission of Records, and Regarding Briefing. In the interest of judicial economy, these appeals are consolidated for all appellate purposes. See NRAP 3(b)(2). The clerk of the district court shall have 30 days from the date of this order to transmit to the clerk of this court certified copies of the complete trial court records of these appeals. Within 120 days, appellant may file either (1) a single brief that complies with the requirements in NRAP 28(a) and NRAP 32; or (2) the "Informal Brief Form for Pro Se Parties" provided by the supreme court clerk. NRAP 31(a)(1). If no brief is submitted, these consolidated appeals may be decided on the records on appeal. Nos. 86037/86038/86039 (SC)
  7. Justice Douglas W. Herndon disqualified from participation in this matter. Disqualification Reason: Sat in District Court Proceedings
  8. Justice Linda Bell disqualified from participation in this matter. Disqualification Reason: Sat in District Court Proceedings
  9. Justice Linda Bell disqualified from participation in this matter. Disqualification Reason: Sat in District Court Proceedings
  10. Justice Linda Bell disqualified from participation in this matter. Disqualification Reason: Sat in District Court Proceedings
  11. Filed Record on Appeal - 09C257062 - Volumes 1-11 (via FTP). Nos. 86037/86038/86039. (SC).
  12. Filed Record on Appeal - 09C258149 - Volumes 1-11 (via FTP). Nos. 86037/86038/86039. (SC).
  13. Filed Record on Appeal - 10C261008 - Volumes 1-10 (via FTP). Nos. 86037/86038/86039. (SC).
  14. Filed SEALED Record on Appeal. Pages 1-30, and 2418-2518. Case #09C258149. Nos. 86037/86038/86039 (SC)
  15. Filed SEALED Record on Appeal. Pages 766-780. Case #09C258149. Nos. 86037/86038/86039 (SC)
  16. Filed SEALED Record on Appeal. Pages 413-449. Case #09C257062. Nos. 86037/86038/86039 (SC)
  17. Filed SEALED Record on Appeal. Pages 392-412. Case #09C257062. Nos. 86037/86038/86039 (SC)
  18. Filed SEALED Record on Appeal. Pages 23-26, 2346-2401, and 2402-2531. Case #09C257062. Nos. 86037/86038/86039 (SC)
  19. Filed SEALED Record on Appeal. Pages 444-463. Case #10C261008. Nos. 86037/86038/86039 (SC)
  20. Filed SEALED Record on Appeal. Pages 10-47 and 2218-2306. Case #10C261008. Nos. 86037/86038/86039 (SC)
  21. Filed Appellant's Notice of Appearance for Erick M. Ferran. Nos. 86037/86738/86739. (SC)
  22. Filed Appellant's Notice of Appearance for Erick M. Ferran. Nos. 86037/86738/86739. DUPLICATE (SC)
  23. Filed Appellant's Notice of Appearance for Erick M. Ferran. Nos. 86037/86738/86739. DUPLICATE (SC)
  24. Filed Appellant's Motion to Extend Time to File Opening Brief and Appendix. Nos. 86037/86738/86739 (SC)
  25. Filed Appellant's Motion to Extend Time to File Opening Brief and Appendix. Nos. 86037/86738/86739 DUPLICATE (SC)
  26. Filed Appellant's Motion to Extend Time to File Opening Brief and Appendix. Nos. 86037/86738/86739 DUPLICATE (SC)
  27. Filed Respondent's Proper Person Motion for Continuance of 60 days. Nos. 86037/86738/86739 (SC)
  28. Filed Order Regarding Counsel and Granting Motion. Attorney Erick M. Ferran has now filed a notice of appearance as counsel for appellant. Accordingly, the clerk shall add Mr. Ferran as counsel of record for appellant. Docketing statement and transcript request form due: 14 days. Opening brief and appendix due: 90 days. Because appellant is now represented by counsel, this court will take no action on appellant's pro se motion filed on July 3, 2023. Appellant shall proceed by and through his counsel. fn1 [The motion for an extension of time to file the opening brief is denied as moot.] Nos. 86037/86738/86739 (SC)
  29. Filed Appellant's Docketing Statement. Nos. 86037/86738/86739 (SC)
  30. Filed Appellant's Docketing Statement. Nos. 86037/86738/86739. DUPLICATE.(SC)
  31. Filed Appellant's Docketing Statement. Nos. 86037/86738/86739. DUPLICATE (SC)
  32. Filed Appellant's Certificate of No Transcript Request. Nos. 86037/86738/86739 (SC)
  33. Filed Appellant's Certificate of No Transcript Request. Nos. 86037/86738/86739. DUPLICATE (SC)

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