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Case Information

Filed 2022-03-21
Status FINAL - FINAL
Type Oa Original Action
Docket 71 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Keesee, Zachery Scott
Defendant Gerard, Julius John|Ballard, Lisa C.

Lawyers

Docket Entries

  1. PET PROCEED IN FORMA PAUPER
  2. Petitioner's pro se petitition for leave to proceed in forma pauperis.
  3. PETITION
  4. PRO SE MOT FOR RULE ON CLERK
  5. Petitioner's pro se tendered motion for rule on clerk.
  6. Tendered Motion
  7. NOTICE OF APPEAL
  8. Petitioner's pro se tendered notice of appeal.
  9. Tendered Notice of Appeal
  10. LETTER TO APPELLANT
  11. Acknowledging receipt and filing of pro se motions.
  12. LETTER
  13. MOTION SUBMITTED
  14. Petitioner's pro se petitition for leave to proceed in forma pauperis.
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  16. FORMAL ORDERS - SC
  17. Petitioner's pro se petitition for leave to proceed in forma pauperis is denied. Filing fee of $165.00 due within seven days (April 21, 2022).
  18. ORDER
  19. PAYMENT RECEIVED
  20. A Payment of -$165.00 was made on receipt ARSC2826.
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  22. MOTION FOR RULE ON CLERK
  23. Petitioner's pro se motion for rule on clerk.
  24. MOTION
  25. LETTER TO APPELLANT
  26. Acknowledging receipt of petitioner's filing fee and filing of pro se motion for rule on clerk.
  27. LETTER
  28. TRANSCRIPT
  29. Uncertified partial transcript tendered.
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  31. MOTION SUBMITTED
  32. Petitioner's pro se motion for rule on clerk.
  33. No Images
  34. EFILING NOTICE OF APPEARANCE
  35. none.
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  37. ENTRY OF APPEARANCE
  38. Notice of appearance of Julius J. Gerard, Assistant Attorney General, as counsel for respondent.
  39. MOTION
  40. MOTION TO AMEND
  41. Petitioner's pro se motion for leave to amend previously filed motion for rule on clerk.
  42. MOTION
  43. MOTION TENDERED
  44. Petitioner's pro se motion for leave to file an amended appeal brief. Motion tendered pending motion for rule on clerk.
  45. Tendered motion
  46. MOTION TENDERED
  47. Petitioner's pro se motion to file evidence. Motion tendered pending motion for rule on clerk.
  48. Tendered motion
  49. LETTER TO APPELLANT
  50. Acknowledging receipt and filing of pro se motion for leave to amend previously filed motion for rule on clerk. Pro se motions for leave to file an amended appeal brief and to file evidence tendered.
  51. LETTER
  52. FORMAL ORDERS - SC
  53. Petitioner's pro se motions for rule on clerk and to amend the previously filed motion for rule on clerk are denied. Baker, Hudson, and Wood, JJ., would moot motion to amend.
  54. ORDER

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