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Case Information

Filed 2023-06-05
Status Blue brief(s) filed, awaiting red
Type Criminal
Docket 10 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Entered.
  2. ORDER: The defendant shall file a status report stating whether all transcripts necessary for review under G. L. c. 278, § 33E, have been received by the clerk for the full court, on or before July 14, 2023. (By the Court)
  3. STATUS LETTER filed for Epshod Jeune by Attorney Steven Rappaport.
  4. Appellant brief filed for Epshod Jeune by Attorney Steven Rappaport.
  5. MOTION to exceed page limit filed for Epshod Jeune by Attorney Steven Rappaport. (ALLOWED to 52 pages)
  6. Appendix filed for Epshod Jeune by Attorney Steven Rappaport.
  7. The clerk's office has received the appellant's brief and appendix through e-fileMA. The brief and appendix have been accepted for filing and entered on the docket. The appellant shall file with the clerk 4 copies of the brief and 3 copies of the appendix within 5 days. The clerk's office may require additional copies if necessary. (NOTE: The cover of the brief shall be blue, the cover of the appendix shall be white.)
  8. Additional 4 copies of appellant's brief and 3 copies of appendix filed by Epshod Jeune.
  9. Appearance filed for Commonwealth by Christa Elliott, ADA.
  10. Motion to extend to date for filing of appellee's brief filed for Commonwealth by Christa Elliott, ADA. (ALLOWED to February 29, 2024)

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