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Court

Lee

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2024-02-05
Status Closed
Type Adult Felony
Docket 32 entries
Disposition final judgment

Parties

Plaintiff State Of Florida
Defendant Josue Iraola Santiago
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Judge

Hon. Robert J Branning

Lee County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. UCR Case Initiation
  2. Information and Notice to the Clerk Filed
  3. Notice of Arraignment Filed
  4. Affidavit Filed
  5. TRACK SET TO STANDARD
  6. Order of Reassignment Filed
  7. Amended Information and Notice to Clerk Filed
  8. Motion for Fingerprints Filed
  9. Present By Attorney
  10. Arraigned/Pled Not Guilty
  11. Continuance Form Filed
  12. Court Date Continuance eMailed/Mailed to Case Parties
  13. Notice of Hearing Filed
  14. Unable to Process Invalid Court Time
  15. Present Without an Attorney
  16. Present With Interpreter
  17. Motion To Continue Filed
  18. Case Management Conference Order Filed
  19. Order Setting Hearing
  20. Final Disposition Filed
  21. Monetary Obligation(s) Reduced to Civil Judgment Fine sent to Judgement cc: judge
  22. Present With Interpreter
  23. Interpreter Services Requested
  24. Pre-Sentence Investigation Waived
  25. Fingerprints Taken Filed
  26. Criminal Punishment Code Scoresheet Filed
  27. Credit for Time Served Worksheet Filed
  28. Plea Agreement Between State and Defense Filed
  29. Remand Booking Report Filed
  30. Uniform Commitment to Custody Filed
  31. Sentence and Judgment Filed
  32. Final Judgment for Costs Recorded and Filed

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