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Case Information

Filed 2022-07-06
Status Completed/Re-Completed
Type Adl Criminal Adult
Docket 118 entries

Parties

Plaintiff (criminal) of Washington
Defendant (wip) smith, Jeffrey David
Photo of Hon. Weiss Bruce I

Judge

Hon. Weiss Bruce I

Snohomish County (WA)

Washington

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Docket Entries

  1. 05/29/2024
  2. 07/06/2022
  3. 07/06/2022
  4. 07/06/2022
  5. 07/07/2022
  6. 07/07/2022
  7. 07/13/2022
  8. 07/14/2022
  9. 08/03/2022
  10. 08/26/2022
  11. 09/01/2022
  12. 09/23/2022
  13. 10/06/2022
  14. 10/28/2022
  15. 12/07/2022
  16. 12/29/2022
  17. 12/29/2022
  18. 01/25/2023
  19. 01/27/2023
  20. 02/09/2023
  21. 02/09/2023
  22. 02/09/2023
  23. 02/22/2023
  24. 03/31/2023
  25. 04/17/2023
  26. 04/17/2023
  27. 04/26/2023
  28. 05/01/2023
  29. 05/08/2023
  30. Hearing Time 10:45 AM
  31. Motion Hearing
  32. Judicial Officer Okrent, Richard T
  33. Hearing Continued Defense Respondent Requested
  34. Notice of Appearance
  35. Omnibus
  36. Judicial Officer Thompson, Paul W
  37. Hearing Time 10:45 AM
  38. Motion Hearing
  39. Judicial Officer Thompson, Paul W
  40. Order for Continuance of Trial Date
  41. Jury Trial
  42. Judicial Officer Appel, George F
  43. Hearing Time 9:30 AM
  44. Cancel Reason Continuance
  45. Trial Continued Unspecified
  46. Plea Only
  47. Judicial Officer Weiss, Bruce I
  48. Hearing Time 3:00 PM
  49. Guilty Plea Only Hearing
  50. Judicial Officer Weiss, Bruce I
  51. Statement of Defendant on Plea of Guilty
  52. Case Resolution Guilty Plea Before Trial Commencement
  53. Order for Hearing
  54. Omnibus
  55. Judicial Officer Duran, Miguel M
  56. Hearing Time 10:45 AM
  57. Cancel Reason Plea Entered
  58. Hearing Cancelled Unknown Party
  59. Jury Trial
  60. Judicial Officer Appel, George F
  61. Hearing Time 9:30 AM
  62. Cancel Reason Plea Entered
  63. Trial Cancelled Stipulated
  64. Sentencing Hearing
  65. Judicial Officer Okrent, Richard T
  66. Hearing Time 1:00 PM
  67. Cancel Reason Stricken
  68. Sentencing Hearing
  69. Judicial Officer Okrent, Richard T
  70. Hearing Time 1:00 PM
  71. Sentencing Hearing
  72. Judicial Officer Okrent, Richard T
  73. Attachment
  74. Comment -Letters on Behalf of Defendant
  75. Instructions
  76. Comment Re LFO's
  77. Order of Commitment
  78. Felony Judgment and Sentence
  79. Notice of Appearance
  80. Order of Commitment
  81. Judicial Officer Weiss, Bruce I
  82. Comment Amended
  83. Ex Parte Action With Order

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