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Case Information

Filed 2023-05-15
Status JUDICIAL HOLD
Type Gc General Complex
Docket 56 entries
Photo of Hon. Whitaker, Paige Reese

Judge

Hon. Whitaker, Paige Reese

Fulton County (GA)

Georgia

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Docket Entries

  1. COUNTY JAIL FIRST APPEARANCE
  2. Judicial Officer Oliver, Rashida
  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 BOND ORDER
  9. View Document First Appearance Order for Bond - AUTOMATED
  10. Comment 5K GB
  11. COUNTY JAIL ENTRY OF APPEARANCE
  12. COUNTY JAIL PETITION/MOTION FOR BOND
  13. CRIMINAL INDICTMENT
  14. View Document CRIMINAL INDICTMENT
  15. ENTRY/NOTICE OF APPEARANCE
  16. View Document ENTRY/NOTICE OF APPEARANCE
  17. Comment Entry of Appearance
  18. DEFT ELECT TO OPT OCGA 17-16-2
  19. View Document DEFENDANT'S ELECTION TO PROCEED UNDER OCGA 17-16-2
  20. Comment Defendant's Election to Proceed Under OCGA 17-16-2
  21. MOTION
  22. View Document MOTION
  23. Comment Motion For Disclosure of Exculpatory And Impeaching Information And Evidence
  24. PLEA AND ARRAIGNMENT
  25. View Document CALENDAR NOTICE - PARTY
  26. View Document CALENDAR NOTICE - PARTY
  27. Judicial Officer WHITAKER, PAIGE REESE
  28. Hearing Time 9:00 AM
  29. CASE MANAGEMENT HEARING
  30. View Document CALENDAR NOTICE - PARTY
  31. View Document CALENDAR NOTICE - PARTY
  32. View Document CALENDAR NOTICE - PARTY
  33. Judicial Officer WHITAKER, PAIGE REESE
  34. Hearing Time 9:00 AM
  35. Comment Last on 6/28
  36. CERTIFICATE OF DISCOVERY
  37. View Document CERTIFICATE OF DISCOVERY
  38. Comment Initial Discovery
  39. FINAL PLEA
  40. View Document CALENDAR NOTICE - PARTY
  41. View Document CALENDAR NOTICE - PARTY
  42. View Document CALENDAR NOTICE - PARTY
  43. View Document CALENDAR NOTICE - PARTY
  44. View Document CALENDAR NOTICE - PARTY
  45. View Document CALENDAR NOTICE - PARTY
  46. View Document CALENDAR NOTICE - PARTY
  47. View Document CALENDAR NOTICE - PARTY
  48. View Document CALENDAR NOTICE - PARTY
  49. Judicial Officer WHITAKER, PAIGE REESE
  50. Hearing Time 9:00 AM
  51. Comment Last on 8/16; reset for adult diversion program
  52. ORDER OF JUDICIAL HOLD
  53. View Document ORDER OF JUDICIAL HOLD
  54. Comment CONSENT ORDER FOR PRE-TRIAL ADULT DIVERSION AND JUDICIAL HOLD
  55. MOTION
  56. View Document MOTION

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