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Case Information

Filed 2024-02-26
Status CLOSED CASE
Type Other
Docket 34 entries
Disposition order dismissing case

Parties

Plaintiff Hyde, Tristan Michael
Defendant Florida Department Of Legal Af
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Judge

Hon. Green David

Walton County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. ASSESSMENT 1 ASSESSED AT SUM $400.00
  2. COPY OF BRIEF
  3. ORDER DISMISSING CASE
  4. NOTICE TO INVOKE DISCRETIONARY JURISDICTION OF THE SUPREME COURT FROM THE FIRST DISTRICT COURT OF APPEAL, TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA, PETITIONER'S JURISDICTIONAL BRIEF
  5. LETTER TO CLERK
  6. BY ORDER OF THE COURT FILED
  7. BY ORDER OF THE COURT FILED
  8. ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF NEW CASE FROM SUPREME COURT
  9. NOTICE TO INVOKE DISCRETIONARY JURISDICTION OF THE SUPREME COURT
  10. LETTER TO CLERK
  11. LETTER TO JUDGE LEWIS FROM TRISTAN HYDE DATED 9/11/24
  12. CONFIRMATION OF RECEIPT OF APPEAL FROM 1ST DCA FOR MOTION FILED 9/16/24
  13. MOTION TO SHOW CAUSE
  14. LETTER TO CLERK
  15. MOTION FOR RECONSIDERATION
  16. LETTER TO CLERK
  17. COVER LETTER
  18. ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE TO THE PLAINTIFF REGARDING FILING FEES
  19. BY ORDER OF THE COURT FILED
  20. ADDRESS CHANGE FILED BE PETITIONER
  21. CONFIRMATION OF RECEIPT OF APPEAL FROM 1ST DCA
  22. BY ORDER OF THE COURT FILED
  23. BY ORDER OF THE COURT FILED
  24. NOTICE OF COMMENCEMENT OF ACTION
  25. LETTER TO CLERK
  26. BY ORDER OF THE COURT FILED
  27. LETTER OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT FROM DISTRICT COURT OF APPEALS.
  28. ORDER DENYING PRISONER'S INDIGENCY PURSUANT TO SECITON 57.085(7), FLORIDA STATUTES
  29. LETTER TO MR. HYDE FROM CLERK
  30. COMPLAINT
  31. CLERK'S INDIGENCY DETERMINATION - APPROVED
  32. MOTION FOR LEAVE TO PROCEED IN FORMA PAUPERIS/AFFIDAVIT OF INDIGENCY BY PETITIONER
  33. LETTER TO MR. ABBOTT
  34. LETTER TO CLERK

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