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Case Information

Filed 2023-09-26
Status Notice in Lieu of Remittitur Issued/Case Closed
Type Bar Matter Discipline Petition
Docket 26 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Filed Notice from US Supreme Court/Certiorari Denied. The petition for a writ of certiorari(Petition for Rehearing) is denied.
  2. Filed Petition for Reciprocal Discipline. (SC).
  3. Issued Notice of Bar Matter Reciprocal Discipline. (SC).
  4. Filed Amended Certificate of Service.(SC)
  5. Filed Response to Petition (REJECTED PER 10/12/23 NOTICE). (SC)
  6. Issued Notice of Rejection of Deficient Response to the Petition. (SC).
  7. Filed Motion for Permission to File Documents (REJECTED PER NOTICE ISSUED ON 10-16-23)(SC)
  8. Issued Notice of Rejection of Filed Document. Each Appendix must be separate document and in compliance with NRAP 30 and NRAP 32(b). Respondent's Answering Brief" must be separate from the motion The appendix is not bound separately from the Brief. NRAP 30(c).
  9. Filed Respondent's Motion for Leave to File Answering Brief to Bar Counselor at Law R. Kait Flocchini's Petition in Reciprocal Discipline.(SC)
  10. Filed Order Granting Motion. Thomas' response to the petition due: 14 days. (SC)
  11. Filed Petitioner's Answering Brief. (SC)
  12. Filed Petitioner's Answering Brief Vol I. (SC)
  13. Filed Petitioner's Answering Brief Vol II (SC)
  14. Filed Petitioner's Answering Brief Vol III (SC)
  15. Filed Petitioner's Answering Brief Vol IV. (SC).
  16. Filed Petitioner's Answering Brief Vol. V. (SC)
  17. Submitted for Decision.(SC)
  18. Filed Courtesy Copy of Petition for Writ of Certiorari Filed with U.S. Supreme Court that Challenges California Disbarment. (SC).
  19. Filed Order Denying Petition for Reciprocal Discipline and Suspending Attorney. "We deny the petition for reciprocal discipline but suspend Jeffrey Gray Thomas from the practice of law in Nevada for five years and one day commencing from the date of this order." En Banc. (SC).
  20. Filed Notice of Service to the Courts Re: Oder Denying Petition for Reciprocal Discipline and Suspending Attorney. (SC)
  21. Filed Petition for Rehearing of Respondent's Answering Brief to Petition of Bar Counselor at Law for Reciprocal Discipline(SC)
  22. Filed Order Denying Rehearing. "Rehearing Denied." NRAP 40(c). En Banc. (SC)
  23. Issued Notice in Lieu of Remittitur. (SC)
  24. Notice in Lieu of Remittitur Issued/Case Closed. (SC)
  25. Filed Notice from US Supreme Court/Certiorari Filed. A petition for a writ of certiorari was filed October 11, 2024 and placed on the docket as Case No. 24-411. (SC)
  26. Filed Notice from US Supreme Court/Certiorari Denied. The petition for a writ of certiorari is denied.(SC)

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