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Case Information

Filed 2022-12-06
Status JUDICIAL HOLD
Type Gc General Complex
Docket 56 entries
Disposition Consolidated

Parties

Plaintiff The State Of Georgia
Defendant Jaysen Robinson

Docket Entries

  1. CRIMINAL INDICTMENT
  2. View Document CRIMINAL INDICTMENT
  3. ENTRY/NOTICE OF APPEARANCE
  4. View Document ENTRY/NOTICE OF APPEARANCE
  5. Comment Entry of Appearance of Prosecuting Attorney
  6. BOND PLEA & ARRAIGNMENT
  7. Original Type BOND PLEA & ARRAIGNMENT
  8. View Document CMC Calendar Notice for NC1
  9. View Document CMC Calendar Notice for NC1
  10. Judicial Officer JUDGE, NON-COMPLEX
  11. Hearing Time 10:00 AM
  12. Result JUDICIAL HOLD
  13. Comment NO AJILING EXIST
  14. ORDER OF JUDICIAL HOLD
  15. View Document ORDER OF JUDICIAL HOLD
  16. Comment JUDICIAL HOLD
  17. SCHEDULING ORDER
  18. View Document SCHEDULING ORDER
  19. Comment NON-COMPLEX SCHEDULING ORDER
  20. FIRST APPEARANCE WARRANT CALENDAR
  21. Original Type FIRST APPEARANCE WARRANT CALENDAR
  22. Judicial Officer JUDGE, NON-COMPLEX
  23. Hearing Time 11:00 AM
  24. Result FN TO NON COMPLEX 1
  25. Comment NON-COMPLEX GRAND JURY BENCH WARRANT NEXT COURT DATE TO BE DETERMINED COURTROOM 1C 11:00AM 2307383
  26. ORDER GRANTING BOND
  27. View Document ORDER GRANTING BOND
  28. Comment ORDER FOR BOND
  29. ORDER OF TRANSFER
  30. View Document ORDER OF TRANSFER
  31. Comment ORDER TRANSFERRING CASE FROM NON-COMPLEX CRIMINAL DIVISION
  32. JAIL PLEA & ARRAIGNMENT
  33. Original Type JAIL PLEA & ARRAIGNMENT
  34. View Document CMC Calendar Notice for NC1
  35. View Document CMC Calendar Notice for NC1
  36. Judicial Officer JUDGE, NON-COMPLEX
  37. Hearing Time 8:30 AM
  38. Result TRANSFERRED
  39. Comment FN FROM 5-13-23 FIRST APPEARANCE WARRANT CAL;CASE INDICTED
  40. MOT/NOT SUBSTITUTE COUNSEL
  41. View Document ENTRY/NOTICE OF APPEARANCE
  42. Comment Substitution of Counsel
  43. CONSOLIDATED MOTIONS
  44. View Document CONSOLIDATED MOTIONS
  45. Comment Consolidated Motions
  46. DEF. DISCOVERY REQ. & NOTICE
  47. View Document DEFENDANT'S DISCOVERY REQUEST & NOTICE
  48. Comment Defendant's Demand for Discovery
  49. MOTION/APPLICATION/PETITION FOR BOND REDUCTION
  50. View Document MOTION/APPLICATION/PETITION FOR BOND REDUCTION
  51. Comment Motion to Reduce Bond
  52. CERTIFICATE OF DISCOVERY
  53. View Document CERTIFICATE OF DISCOVERY
  54. Comment State of Georgia's First Service of Discovery
  55. OTHER
  56. View Document OTHER

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