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Case Information

Filed 2023-02-10
Status Open
Type Ro Repeat Offender Non Complex
Docket 57 entries
Disposition transfer

Parties

Defendant 23 Sc 186134

Docket Entries

  1. COUNTY JAIL FIRST APPEARANCE
  2. Judicial Officer George, Elizabeth
  3. Hearing Time 11:30 AM
  4. COUNTY JAIL COMMITMENT
  5. COUNTY JAIL P.T. ASSESSMENT
  6. COUNTY JAIL FIRST APPEARANCE COURT ACTION
  7. View Document First Appearance Action Form - COVID-19 - AUTOMATED
  8. COUNTY JAIL FIRST APPEARANCE
  9. Judicial Officer Hughes, Holly
  10. Hearing Time 11:30 AM
  11. Comment RESET BEHAVIOR
  12. COUNTY JAIL FIRST APPEARANCE COURT ACTION
  13. View Document First Appearance Action Form - COVID-19 - AUTOMATED
  14. COUNTY JAIL BOND ORDER
  15. View Document First Appearance Order for Bond - AUTOMATED - NEW
  16. COUNTY JAIL ENTRY OF APPEARANCE
  17. COUNTY JAIL PETITION/MOTION FOR BOND
  18. COMP ROOM ORDER
  19. View Document COMP ROOM ORDER
  20. Comment TO SEAL DOCUMENTS
  21. ORCA MOTIONS
  22. Original Type ORCA MOTIONS
  23. Judicial Officer Manning, Alexandra
  24. Hearing Time 5:00 PM
  25. Result BOND GRANTED
  26. COMP ROOM ORDER FOR BOND
  27. View Document COMP ROOM Order for Bond - NEW
  28. Comment 1K GOOD
  29. CRIMINAL INDICTMENT
  30. View Document CRIMINAL INDICTMENT
  31. ORDER OF TRANSFER
  32. View Document ORDER OF TRANSFER
  33. Comment REQUEST TO TRANSFER REPEAT OFFENDER FROM NON-COMPLEX DIVISION TO COMPLEX DIVISION
  34. JAIL PLEA & ARRAIGNMENT
  35. Original Type JAIL PLEA & ARRAIGNMENT
  36. View Document CMC Calendar Notice for NC1
  37. View Document CMC Calendar Notice for NC1
  38. Judicial Officer JUDGE, NON-COMPLEX
  39. Hearing Time 9:00 AM
  40. Result TRANSFERRED
  41. Comment BK#2209245
  42. ORDER TRANSFER OPEN CASE
  43. View Document ORDER TO TRANSFER OPEN CASE
  44. Comment ORDER TO RETURN TRANSFERRED CASE
  45. JAIL PLEA & ARRAIGNMENT
  46. Original Type JAIL PLEA & ARRAIGNMENT
  47. View Document CMC Calendar Notice for NC1
  48. View Document CMC Calendar Notice for NC1
  49. Judicial Officer JUDGE, NON-COMPLEX
  50. Hearing Time 9:00 AM
  51. Result TRANSFERRED
  52. Comment CASE WAS TRANSFERRED BACK FROM COMPLEX; BK# 2209245
  53. REQUEST TO TRANSFER REPEAT OFFENDER FROM NON-COMPLEX
  54. View Document REQUEST TO TRANSFER REPEAT OFFENDER FROM NON-COMPLEX
  55. Comment REQUEST TO TRANSFER REPEAT OFFENDER FROM NON-COMPLEX DIVISION TO COMPLEX DIVISION
  56. ORDER OF TRANSFER
  57. View Document ORDER OF TRANSFER

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