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Case Information

Filed 2022-02-24
Status Closed
Type Standard Civil Workers' Comp
Docket 24 entries

Docket Entries

  1. otion - Extension of Time - File Appeal
  2. pinion - Decision without Opinion
  3. vent - Nonoral - En Banc
  4. vent - Nonoral En Banc - scheduled November 8, 2022
  5. rief - Reply
  6. ffidavit - Service - Respondent Brief
  7. rief - Respondent E-Filed
  8. vent - Electronic Record Submitted/Received + MACS
  9. otice - Request Trial Court/Agency File
  10. rief - Relator
  11. ther - Docket Notation - Rejected Respondent Brief. Must Received Appellant Brief First
  12. ffidavit - Service of writ of cert-Appellant
  13. rder - Grant Motion to File an Informal Brief. Brief is Due 5/4/22. IFP is Granted. Relator Shall File Proof of Service of the Issued Writ.
  14. otion - Brief - Authorize Informal
  15. vent - Itemized List of Record Received
  16. ttachment to the Petition
  17. otion - In Forma Pauperis
  18. rit - Certiorari
  19. tatement - Case - Relator
  20. etition - Certiorari
  21. rder - Deny Motion for Extension of Time. Petition for Writ of Certiorari Due 4/4/22
  22. otion - Extension of Time - Petitioner for Writ of Certiorari
  23. rder - Grant Extension to File Petition for Writ of Certiorari
  24. otice - Case Filing

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