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Case Information

Filed 2022-03-17
Status Closed
Type Gc General Complex
Docket 50 entries
Disposition transfer

Parties

Plaintiff The State Of Georgia
Defendant Vantavious Merritt

Docket Entries

  1. COUNTY JAIL FIRST APPEARANCE
  2. Judicial Officer Rickman, Debbie-Ann
  3. Hearing Time 1:00 PM
  4. COUNTY JAIL FIRST APPEARANCE COURT ACTION
  5. COUNTY JAIL BOND ORDER
  6. COUNTY JAIL COMMITMENT
  7. COMP ROOM LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  8. COMP ROOM ENTRY OF APPEARANCE
  9. Comment NOTICE OF SUBSTITUTION OF COUNSEL AND ENTRY OF APPEARANCE OF METRO CONFLICT DEFENDER
  10. CRIMINAL INDICTMENT
  11. View Document CRIMINAL INDICTMENT
  12. ORDER OF TRANSFER
  13. View Document ORDER OF TRANSFER
  14. Comment TRANSFER ORDER
  15. CERTIFICATE OF DISCOVERY
  16. View Document CERTIFICATE OF DISCOVERY
  17. Comment Initial Discovery
  18. DEMAND
  19. View Document DEMAND
  20. Comment Demand for Discovery
  21. PLEA AND ARRAIGNMENT
  22. View Document CALENDAR NOTICE - PARTY
  23. View Document CALENDAR NOTICE - PARTY
  24. Judicial Officer KRAUSE, RACHEL
  25. Hearing Time 11:00 AM
  26. Comment -on bond
  27. PRODUCTION ORDER
  28. View Document PRODUCTION ORDER
  29. Comment production order
  30. PLEA AND ARRAIGNMENT
  31. View Document CALENDAR NOTICE - PARTY
  32. View Document CALENDAR NOTICE - PARTY
  33. Judicial Officer KRAUSE, RACHEL
  34. Hearing Time 9:30 AM
  35. CASE MANAGEMENT SCHEDULING ORDER
  36. View Document CASE MANAGEMENT SCHEDULING ORDER
  37. Comment case management order
  38. CERTIFICATE OF DISCOVERY
  39. View Document CERTIFICATE OF DISCOVERY
  40. Comment Initial Certificate of Discovery and Demand
  41. FINAL PLEA
  42. View Document CALENDAR NOTICE - PARTY
  43. View Document CALENDAR NOTICE - PARTY
  44. Judicial Officer KRAUSE, RACHEL
  45. Hearing Time 9:30 AM
  46. ORIG ACC/IND W/JOINDER
  47. View Document INDICTMENT/ ACC. WITH SIGNED JOINDER
  48. Comment signed indictment
  49. FINAL DEFENDANT DISPOSITION
  50. View Document FINAL DEFENDANT DISPOSITION

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