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Court

Arkansas Unified County

Arkansas

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Case Information

Filed 2023-07-26
Status ACTIVE - ACTIVE
Type Po Incarcerated Civil Appeal
Docket 52 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Lee, Terry
Defendant State Crime Laboratory|Gerard, Julius John|Gerard, Julius John
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Judge

Hon. HON. MORGAN E. WELCH - 16TH DIVISION 6TH CIRCUIT

Arkansas County (AR)

Arkansas

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Docket Entries

  1. RECORD LODGED
  2. none.
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  4. LOWER COURT INFORMATION
  5. none.
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  7. BRIEFING COMMENCED
  8. Appellant's brief due September 4, 2023.
  9. BRIEFING NOTICE
  10. LETTER TO APPELLANT
  11. Advising that an appeal has been lodged with the Arkansas Supreme Court. Appellant's brief is due September 5, 2023.
  12. LETTER
  13. MOTION APPOINT COUNSEL
  14. Appellant's pro se motion for appointment of counsel.
  15. MOTION
  16. LETTER TO APPELLANT
  17. Acknowledging receipt and filing of pro se motion for appointment of counsel.
  18. LETTER
  19. APPELLANT'S BRIEF
  20. Pro se appellant's brief filed. 1 paper copy received this date.
  21. Appellant's Brief
  22. LETTER TO APPELLANT
  23. Acknowledging receipt and filing of appellant's brief.
  24. LETTER
  25. DAY BRIEF EXTENSION
  26. Appellee's brief is now due September 28, 2023.
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  28. EFILING NOTICE OF APPEARANCE
  29. none.
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  31. MOTION DISMISS
  32. Appellee's motion to dismiss appeal.
  33. MOTION
  34. MOTION EXTENSION OF TIME
  35. Appellee's motion to extend appellee's brief deadline.
  36. MOTION
  37. MOTION SUBMITTED
  38. Appellant's pro se motion for appointment of counsel.
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