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Case Information

Filed 2022-04-01
Status Open
Type Code Violations
Docket 36 entries

Parties

Plaintiff State Of Texas
Defendant Moody, Leroy

Docket Entries

  1. EXPEDITED ORIG PET RULE 169 (OCA) ORIGINAL PETITION AND APPLICATION FOR INJUNCTIVE RELIEF Party: Plaintiff STATE OF TEXAS
  2. EXECUTED SERVICE EXECUTED SERVICE OF CITATION - ERNESTINE MOODY Party: Defendant MOODY, ERNESTINE L
  3. EXECUTED SERVICE EXECUTED SERVICE OF CITATION - LEROY MOODY
  4. ORIGINAL ANSWER/WAIVER DEFENDANT'S ANSWER Party: Defendant MOODY, DANIEL LEROY
  5. ORIGINAL ANSWER/WAIVER DEFENDANT'S ORIGINAL ANSWER, GENERAL DENIAL AND JURY DEMAND Party: Defendant MOODY, DANIEL LEROY
  6. OTHER/NOTICE CERTIFICATION OF FINANCIAL ELIGIBILITY FOR REPRESENTATION
  7. STATEMENT OF INABILITY TO AFFORD COSTS STATEMENT OF INABILITY TO AFFORD PAYMENT OF COURT COSTS OR AN APPEAL BOND Party: Defendant MOODY, DANIEL LEROY
  8. OTHER/NOTICE CERTIFICATION OF FINANCIAL ELIGIBITY FOR REPRESENATION
  9. ORIGINAL ANSWER/WAIVER DEFENDANTS ANSWER Party: Defendant MOODY, DANIEL LEROY
  10. AFFIDAVIT INABILITY PAY COSTS (EXP) STATEMENT OF INABILITY TO AFFORD PAYMENT OF COURT COSTS OR AN APPEAL BOND
  11. ORIGINAL ANSWER/WAIVER DEFENDANTS ORIGINAL ANSWER GENERAL DENIAL AND JURY DEMAND Party: Defendant MOODY, DANIEL LEROY
  12. ORIGINAL ANSWER/WAIVER DEFENDANT'S ANSWER Party: Defendant MOODY, ERNESTINE L
  13. ORIGINAL ANSWER/WAIVER DEFENDANT'S ORIGINAL ANSWER, GENERAL DENIAL AND JURY DEMAND Party: Defendant MOODY, ERNESTINE L
  14. OTHER/NOTICE CERTIFICATION OF FINANCIAL ELIGIBILITY FOR REPRESENTATION
  15. STATEMENT OF INABILITY TO AFFORD COSTS STATEMENT OF INABILITY TO AFFORD PAYMENT OF COURT COSTS OR AN APPEAL BOND Party: Defendant MOODY, ERNESTINE L
  16. ORIGINAL ANSWER/WAIVER DEFENDANT'S ANSWER Party: Defendant MOODY, ERNESTINE L
  17. ORIGINAL ANSWER/WAIVER DEFENDANT'S ORIGINAL ANSWER, GENERAL DENIAL AND JURY DEMAND Party: Defendant MOODY, ERNESTINE L
  18. AFFIDAVIT INABILITY PAY COSTS (EXP) STATEMENT OF INABILITY TO AFFORD PAYMENT OF COURT COSTS OF AN APPEAL BOND
  19. NOTICE NOTICE OF CHANGE OF ATTORNEY FOR THE STATE OF TEXAS Party: Plaintiff STATE OF TEXAS
  20. PLEADING AMENDED PETITION AND APPLICATION FOR INJUNCTIVE RELIEF Party: Plaintiff STATE OF TEXAS
  21. MOTION MOTION FOR ENTRY OF DISCOVERY CONTROL PLAN AND SCHEDULING ORDER
  22. OTHER/NOTICE NOTICE OF HEARING
  23. ORDER (Judicial Officer: MEACHUM, AMY CLARK) DISCOVERY CONTROL PLAN AND SCHEDULING ORDER
  24. OTHER/NOTICE RULE 11 AGREEMENT LETTER

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