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Case Information

Filed 2021-08-23
Status Closed
Type Standard Civil Habeas Corpus
Docket 32 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Judgment - Non-costs
  2. Order - PFR - Deny; Grant IFP
  3. Response - Petition for Review
  4. Motion - In Forma Pauperis
  5. Petition - Further Review
  6. Opinion - Order Opinion
  7. Event - Nonoral - Panel
  8. Brief - Reply
  9. Notice - Nonoral Conf. Date Scheduled
  10. Event - Nonoral Panel - scheduled for 02/23/2022
  11. Brief - Respondent E-Filed
  12. Event - Electronic Record Submitted/Received
  13. Notice - Request Trial Court/Agency File
  14. Order - Grant; Appellant's informal brief and addendum are ordered filed; Appellant's motion to expedite is denied; Respondent's brief due 12/22/21.
  15. Brief - Appellant (Ordered filed 11/23/21)
  16. Motion - Other - Expedient Ruling (Rule 127)
  17. Motion - Brief - Accept Informal - Appellant
  18. Order - Grant Motion for an Extension to File the Appellant's Brief; Brief Due 11/24
  19. Motion - Extension of Time - Brief
  20. Transcript - Delivery Certificate - Christine Simons (5/20/21)
  21. Transcript - Initial Certificate - Christine Simons (5/20/21)
  22. Correspondence - Incoming - Courtesy Copy of Letter from Appellant to the CR
  23. Correspondence - Incoming - from CR Christine Simons regarding transcripts
  24. Findings - In Forma Pauperis - Trial Court - Grant
  25. Correspondence - Incoming - Decision
  26. Correspondence - Incoming - Courtesy copy of letter from Appellant to District Court requesting copy of IFP order
  27. Transcript - Order for - Jill Garrison (5/20/21)
  28. Returned Amended Notice of Appeal to Appellant Unfiled
  29. Statement - Case - Respondent
  30. Order - Other; This appeal is construed as taken from the July 22, 2021 judgment; A completed certificate as to transcript due September 17, 2021.
  31. Notice - Case Filing
  32. Statement - Case - Appellant

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