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Case Information

Filed 2022-04-18
Status Closed
Type Gc General Complex
Docket 46 entries
Disposition NOLLE PROSSE

Parties

Plaintiff The State Of Georgia
Defendant Catherine Crenshaw Hendee
Photo of Hon. GLANVILLE, URAL

Judge

Hon. GLANVILLE, URAL

Fulton County (GA)

Georgia

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Docket Entries

  1. COUNTY JAIL FIRST APPEARANCE
  2. Judicial Officer Rickman, Debbie-Ann
  3. Hearing Time 11:30 AM
  4. COUNTY JAIL COMMITMENT
  5. COUNTY JAIL P.T. ASSESSMENT
  6. COMP ROOM ORDER FOR BOND
  7. Comment CONSENT UNSECURED JUDICIAL RELEASE
  8. COUNTY JAIL FIRST APPEARANCE COURT ACTION
  9. View Document First Appearance Action Form - COVID-19 - AUTOMATED
  10. CRIMINAL INDICTMENT
  11. View Document CRIMINAL INDICTMENT
  12. ORDER OF TRANSFER
  13. View Document ORDER OF TRANSFER
  14. Comment ORDER TRANSFERRING CASE FROM NON-COMPLEX CRIMINAL DIVISION
  15. DEFENDANT'S DISCOVERY REQUESTS
  16. View Document DEFENDANT'S DISCOVERY REQUESTS
  17. Comment Statutory Discovery
  18. MOTION
  19. View Document MOTION
  20. Comment Brady Motion
  21. MOTION
  22. View Document MOTION
  23. Comment Motion for Additional Time to File Motions
  24. MOTION
  25. View Document MOTION
  26. Comment Motion to Reveal Deal
  27. MOTION
  28. View Document MOTION
  29. Comment Motion to Test Evidence
  30. CERTIFICATE OF DISCOVERY
  31. View Document CERTIFICATE OF DISCOVERY
  32. Comment Initial Certificate of Discovery
  33. DEMAND FOR DISCOVERY 17-16-1
  34. View Document DEMAND FOR DISCOVERY UNDER OCGA 17-16-1
  35. Comment Demand for Discovery
  36. MOTION
  37. View Document MOTION
  38. Comment MOTION FOR PERMISSION TO TRAVEL
  39. CONSENT ORDER
  40. View Document CONSENT ORDER
  41. Comment CONSENT ORDER GRANTING DEFENDANT'S MOTION FOR PERMISSION TO TRAVEL
  42. PRETRIAL INTERVENTION DEAD DOCKET ORDER
  43. View Document PRETRIAL INTERVENTION DEAD DOCKET ORDER
  44. Comment VIRTUAL PRE-TRIAL INTERVENTION AND DEAD DOCKET ORDER
  45. NOLLE PROSSEQUI
  46. View Document NOLLE PROSSEQUI ORDER

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