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Court

Arkansas Unified County

Arkansas

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Case Information

Filed 2023-03-28
Status ACTIVE - ACTIVE
Type Af Appellate Felony
Docket 103 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Jackson, Timothy W|Standridge, Dusti Leah
Defendant State Of Arkansas|Attorney General|Johnson, Darnisa C Evans|Holt, Kent Gregory
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Judge

Hon. Barton F Virden

Arkansas County (AR)

Arkansas

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Docket Entries

  1. RECORD TENDERED
  2. 1 volume; 100 page record.
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  4. LOWER COURT INFORMATION
  5. none.
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  7. LETTER TO APPELLANT
  8. Acknowledgement of reciept for pro se motion for belated appeal and affadavit of indigency.
  9. LETTER
  10. PRO SE MOT FOR BELATED APPEAL
  11. Appellant's pro se motion for belated appeal and signed affidavit.
  12. MOTION
  13. MOTION SUBMITTED
  14. Pro se appellant's motion for belated appeal and signed affidavit.
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  16. RECORD LODGED
  17. 1 volume; 100 page record lodged. See formal order this date.
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  19. FORMAL ORDERS - COA
  20. Pro se appellant's motion for belated appeal and signed affidavit treated as a motion for rule on the clerk and granted as to the sentencing order in case no. 46CR-21-169 which was entered on February 2, 2023. Record filed in Arkansas Court of Appeals this date, as case no. CR-23-207. Appellant's brief will be due by May 22, 2023; appellee's brief due thirty days after appellant's brief is filed; appellant's reply brief due fifteen days thereafter.
  21. ORDER
  22. BRIEFING COMMENCED
  23. Appellant's brief will be due by May 22, 2023; appellee's brief due thirty days after appellant's brief is filed; appellant's reply brief due fifteen days thereafter.
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  25. MAIL RETURNED UNDELIVERABLE
  26. Order mailed 4-12-2023 returned marked NCU. Appellant's address updated to ADC address and order remailed.
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  28. LETTER TO APPELLANT
  29. Letter acknowledging that the appellant's brief is due May 22, 2023.
  30. LETTER
  31. APPELLANT'S BRIEF
  32. Pro se appellant's brief filed. 1 paper copy received this date.
  33. Appellant's brief
  34. PRO SE MOT APPOINT OF COUNS
  35. Pro se motion for appointment of counsel.
  36. MOTION
  37. LETTER TO APPELLANT
  38. Letter acknowledging filing of brief and motion for appointment of counsel.
  39. LETTER
  40. ENTRY OF APPEARANCE
  41. Entry of appearance of Kent G. Holt on behalf of the appellee.
  42. MOTION
  43. MOTION SUBMITTED
  44. Pro se motion for appointment of counsel.
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  46. FORMAL ORDERS - COA
  47. Pro se motion for appointment of counsel is denied. Jackson's trial attorney, Connor Herrold, remains the attorney of record. The briefing schedule will be reset. Appellant's brief is due within forty days (June 19, 2023).
  48. ORDER
  49. BRIEFING COMMENCED
  50. Appellant's brief is due within forty days (June 19, 2023). Appellee's brief is due thirty days after the filing of the appellant's brief. The reply brief is due fifteen days thereafter.
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  52. RECUSAL
  53. none.
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  55. PRO SE MOT APPOINT OF COUNS
  56. Appellant's pro se motion for appointment of counsel.
  57. MOTION
  58. LETTER TO APPELLANT
  59. Acknowledging receipt of pro se request for appointment of a different attorney.
  60. LETTER
  61. EFILING NOTICE OF APPEARANCE
  62. none.
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  64. MOT TO BE RELIEVED AS COUNSEL
  65. Appointed counsel Connor Herrold's motion to withdraw and motion to stay appellate deadlines pending ruling on motion to withdraw.
  66. MOTION
  67. MOTION SUBMITTED
  68. Appellant's pro se motion for appointment of counsel.
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  70. MOTION SUBMITTED
  71. Motion of appointed counsel, Connor Herrold, to withdraw and to stay appellate deadlines pending ruling on motion to withdraw.
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  73. FORMAL ORDERS - COA
  74. Appellant's pro se motion for appointment of counsel is moot. Virden, J., not participating. Motion of appointed counsel, Connor Herrold, to withdraw and to stay appellate deadlines pending ruling on motion to withdraw is granted. Virden, J., not participating. Dusti Standridge is appointed as counsel for the appellant. Appellant's brief is due within forty days (August 28, 2023).
  75. ORDER
  76. BRIEFING COMMENCED
  77. Appointment of new counsel.
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