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Case Information

Filed 2023-10-30
Type Habeas Corpus
Docket 33 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Petition for writ of habeas corpus filed . Relator's Emergency Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus
  2. Motion for emergency relief disposed
  3. Submitted
  4. Letter filed . RPI's Letter
  5. Motion for emergency relief filed . Relator's Amended Emergency Motion
  6. Sworn record filed
  7. Sworn record filed
  8. Sworn record filed
  9. Sworn record filed
  10. Sworn record filed
  11. Sworn record filed
  12. Sworn record filed
  13. Sworn record filed
  14. Sworn record filed
  15. Sworn record filed
  16. Sworn record filed
  17. Sworn record filed
  18. Sworn record filed
  19. Sworn record filed
  20. Sworn record filed
  21. Document filed . RPI's Document
  22. Document filed . Document Filed
  23. Response filed . RPI Response
  24. Sworn record filed
  25. Reply to response or motion filed . RPI's Sur-Reply on Emer Motion
  26. Reply to response or motion filed . Relator's Reply Supporting Motion
  27. Response filed . RPI's Response to Emergency Motion
  28. Response requested by the court . Notice
  29. Letter filed . RPI's Letter regarding emergency motion
  30. Letter filed . Relator's Letter regarding motion for relief
  31. Letter filed . RPI's Letter regarding emergency motion
  32. Motion for emergency relief filed . Relator's Emergency Motion for Temporary Relief
  33. Sworn record filed

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