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Court

Fulton Co

Georgia

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Case Information

Filed 2022-04-12
Status Closed
Type Gc General Complex
Docket 38 entries
Disposition NOLLE PROSSE

Parties

Plaintiff The State Of Georgia
Defendant Lebron Grayson
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Judge

Hon. Cox Thomas a Jr

Fulton County (GA)

Georgia

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Docket Entries

  1. COUNTY JAIL FIRST APPEARANCE
  2. Judicial Officer JUDGE, COMPLAINT ROOM
  3. Hearing Time 11:00 AM
  4. COUNTY JAIL FIRST APPEARANCE COURT ACTION
  5. COUNTY JAIL COMPLAINT
  6. CERTIFICATE OF DISCOVERY
  7. COUNTY JAIL P.T. ASSESSMENT
  8. COUNTY JAIL BOND ORDER
  9. Comment ZERO BOND
  10. COUNTY JAIL COMMITMENT
  11. COUNTY JAIL ENTRY OF APPEARANCE
  12. COUNTY JAIL PETITION/MOTION FOR BOND
  13. COMPLAINT ROOM PRELIMINARY HEARING
  14. Judicial Officer JUDGE, COMPLAINT ROOM
  15. Hearing Time 9:30 AM
  16. Result STATE REQUESTED RESET
  17. COMP ROOM ORDER
  18. Comment RESET ORDER
  19. COMP ROOM ORDER FOR BOND
  20. COUNTY JAIL APPEARANCE BOND
  21. Comment $3000, POSSESSION OF FIREARM DURING COMMISSION OF A FELONY (PERSON OF ANOTHER)
  22. COUNTY JAIL APPEARANCE BOND
  23. Comment $5000, AGGRAVATED ASSAULT W/DEADLY WEAPON
  24. COMPLAINT ROOM SUPPLEMENTAL HEARING
  25. Judicial Officer JUDGE, COMPLAINT ROOM
  26. Hearing Time 9:30 AM
  27. Result FN TO ACCU/INDICT
  28. Comment RESET FROM
  29. CRIMINAL INDICTMENT
  30. View Document CRIMINAL INDICTMENT
  31. PLEA AND ARRAIGNMENT
  32. View Document JUDGE COX 2020 NOTICE
  33. View Document JUDGE COX 2020 NOTICE
  34. View Document JUDGE COX 2020 NOTICE
  35. Judicial Officer COX, THOMAS A., Jr.
  36. Hearing Time 10:00 AM
  37. NOLLE PROSSEQUI
  38. View Document NOLLE PROSSEQUI ORDER

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