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Court

Arkansas Unified County

Arkansas

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Case Information

Filed 2023-08-15
Status FINAL - FINAL
Type Pv Post Conviction Appeal
Docket 80 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Raper, James Mathis,jr
Defendant State Of Arkansas|Attorney General|Harris, Christian Scholfield|Johnson, Darnisa C Evans
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Judge

Hon. Barton F Virden

Arkansas County (AR)

Arkansas

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Docket Entries

  1. RECORD LODGED
  2. Pleadings: 1 volume; 163 pages.
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  4. LOWER COURT INFORMATION
  5. none.
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  7. BRIEFING COMMENCED
  8. Appellant's brief due September 24, 2023.
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  10. LETTER TO APPELLANT
  11. Letter advising appellant that appeal has been filed and brief due date.
  12. LETTER
  13. LETTER TO APPELLANT
  14. Letter to appellant acknowledging receipt of brief; brief was returned for containing non-compliant addendum. Appellant was advised the corrected brief is due to this office by September 29, 2023.
  15. LETTER
  16. APPELLANT'S BRIEF
  17. Appellant's Pro se Brief filed this date. Clerk's office received one paper copy.
  18. Appellant's Brief
  19. ENTRY OF APPEARANCE
  20. Entry of appearance of Christian Harris, Senior Assistant Attorney General, on behalf of the appellee.
  21. MOTION
  22. SUPPLEMENTAL BRIEF TENDERED
  23. Appellant's pro se supplemental brief tendered pending ruling on motion to substitute brief.
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  25. MOTION TO SUBSTITUTE BRIEF
  26. Appellant's pro se motion to substitute brief.
  27. MOTION
  28. MOTION OTHER
  29. Appellant's pro se motion to introduce additional evidence and proof of possible evidence tampering on the part of the appellee.
  30. MOTION
  31. MOTION DISMISS
  32. Appellee's motion to dismiss appeal, or in the alternative, extension for brief time.
  33. MOTION
  34. RESPONSE TO MOTION TENDERED
  35. Appellant's pro se objection to motion to dismiss, and extension of time tendered. Not timely received. Appellant contacted this date to notify untimely receipt of response.
  36. RESPONSE
  37. MOTION SUBMITTED
  38. Appellant's pro se motion to substitute brief.
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  40. MOTION SUBMITTED
  41. Appellant's pro se motion to introduce additional evidence and proof of possible evidence tampering on the part of the appellee.
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  43. MOTION SUBMITTED
  44. Appellee's motion to dismiss appeal, or in the alternative, extension for brief time.
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  46. MOTION OTHER
  47. Appellant's pro se motion to allow late objection to defendant's motion to dismiss.
  48. MOTION
  49. LETTER TO APPELLANT
  50. Acknowledging receipt and filing of pro se motion to allow late objection to defendant's motion to dismiss.
  51. LETTER
  52. FORMAL ORDERS - COA
  53. Appellant's pro se motion to substitute brief is moot. Appellant's pro se motion to introduce additional evidence and proof of possible evidence tampering on the part of the appellee is moot. Appellee's motion to dismiss appeal, or in the alternative, extension for brief time is granted. Appeal dismissed.
  54. ORDER
  55. ORDER APPEAL DISMISSED
  56. Appeal dismissed.
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  58. MOTION SUBMITTED
  59. Appellant's pro se motion to allow late objection to defendant's motion to dismiss.
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