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Case Information

Filed 2022-11-07
Status FINAL - FINAL
Type Af Appellate Felony
Docket 67 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Mccauley, James Clifton|Crain, Gregory Karl|Attorney General
Defendant Johnson, Darnisa C Evans|State Of Arkansas|Hawkins, Walker Kays

Docket Entries

  1. RECORD TENDERED
  2. Electronic record tendered. Pleadings: 1 volume; 151 pages. Transcript: 1 volume; 456 pages. No physical exhibits.
  3. No Images
  4. APPELLATE COVERSHEET
  5. Appellate court coversheet.
  6. No Images
  7. MOTION FOR RULE ON CLERK
  8. Appellant's motion for rule on clerk.
  9. MOTION
  10. LOWER COURT INFORMATION
  11. none.
  12. No Images
  13. MOTION SUBMITTED
  14. Appellant's motion for rule on clerk.
  15. No Images
  16. FORMAL ORDERS - SC
  17. Appellant's motion for rule on clerk is granted. Record filed in the Arkansas Supreme Court this date. Briefing commenced. Appellant's brief will be due by January 24, 2023; appellee's brief due thirty days after appellant's brief is filed; reply brief due fifteen days thereafter.
  18. ORDER
  19. RECORD LODGED
  20. Electronic record filed. Pleadings: 1 volume; 151 pages. Transcript: 1 volume; 456 pages. No conventional exhibits.
  21. No Images
  22. BRIEFING COMMENCED
  23. Appellant's brief due January 24, 2023.
  24. Briefing Schedule
  25. APPELLANT'S BRIEF
  26. Appellant's Brief e-filed by attorney. Paper copies not required.
  27. BRIEF
  28. ENTRY OF APPEARANCE
  29. Entry of appearance of Walker K. Hawkins, Assistant Attorney General, on behalf of appellee.
  30. MOTION
  31. APPELLEE'S BRIEF
  32. Appellee's Brief e-filed by attorney. Paper copies not required.
  33. BRIEF
  34. CASE SUBMITTED
  35. none.
  36. No Images
  37. MAJORITY OPINION
  38. Affirmed.
  39. Majority Opinion
  40. OPINION PANEL
  41. none.
  42. No Images
  43. MANDATE TO CLERK
  44. none.
  45. Mandate
  46. MOTION ATTORNEY FEES
  47. Motion of Gregory Crain for attorney fees.
  48. MOTION
  49. ATTORNEY'S FEES ONLY - SC
  50. Allowed $3,500.00 10/4/2023 Invoice & W-9 received.
  51. ORDER

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