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Court

Hillsborough Co

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2024-03-14
Status CLOSED
Type Non Criminal civil infractions citations
Docket 50 entries
Disposition dismiss

Parties

Defendant Keener, James Eugene
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Judge

Hon. Weis Richard

Hillsborough County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. MOTION GRANTED FOR CONTINUANCE
  2. EMAIL SENT TO HCSO CIVIL PROCESSING UNIT
  3. ORDER
  4. MOTION INQUIRY LETTER
  5. MOTION DENIED
  6. CLERK'S NOTES
  7. AMENDED ORDER
  8. CLERK'S NOTES
  9. ORDER
  10. UNSIGNED ORDER FILED
  11. COURT DOCKET PAGE
  12. WITHOUT COUNSEL
  13. DEFENDANT
  14. OFFICER PRESENT
  15. ORDER
  16. COMBINATION HEARING HELD
  17. COUNTY ATTORNEY PRESENT
  18. SWORN TESTIMONY TAKEN
  19. UNSIGNED ORDER FILED
  20. NOTICE OF HEARING
  21. CASE CONTINUED
  22. CLERK'S NOTES
  23. CLERK'S NOTES
  24. IN PERSON HEARING HELD
  25. COUNTY ATTORNEY PRESENT
  26. DEFENDANT PRESENT WITHOUT COUNSEL
  27. COURT DOCKET PAGE
  28. NOTICE OF HEARING
  29. CASE CONTINUED
  30. CLERK'S NOTES
  31. DEFENDANT
  32. ALSO PRESENT
  33. IN PERSON HEARING HELD
  34. COUNTY ATTORNEY
  35. DEFENDANT SWORN TESTIMONY TAKEN
  36. DEFENDANT PRESENT WITHOUT COUNSEL
  37. COURT DOCKET PAGE
  38. ORDER
  39. NOTICE OF HEARING
  40. COURT DOCKET PAGE
  41. COUNTY ATTORNEY
  42. COURT MINUTES
  43. DEFENDANT
  44. DEFENDANT
  45. SWORN TESTIMONY TAKEN
  46. JUDGE
  47. COMBINATION HEARING HELD
  48. COUNTY ATTORNEY PRESENT
  49. SWORN TESTIMONY TAKEN
  50. NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED HEARING

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