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Alaska Appellate Court

Alaska

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Case Information

Filed 2024-01-17
Status Closed
Type 215 Sentence Appeal
Docket 24 entries
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Judge

Hon. Nathaniel Peters

Alaska Appellate Court

Alaska

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Docket Entries

  1. Docketing Statement/NOA
  2. Notice: Return of Jurisdiction
  3. 209b - Notice of Intent
  4. COA Panel Notice
  5. Original Briefing: Appellee's Brief
  6. Order Re: 18, Nonroutine Motion for 30-Day Extension of Time Until April 1, 2025 to File State's Sentencing Brief
  7. Non-opposition Re: 18, Nonroutine Motion for 30-Day Extension of Time Until April 1, 2025 to File State's Sentencing Brief
  8. Nonroutine Motion for 30-Day Extension of Time Until April 1, 2025 to File State's Sentencing Brief
  9. Superseding Entry of Appearance - Wendlandt, D.L.
  10. Notice: Appellee Brief Due
  11. Original Briefing: Appellant's Brief
  12. Order Re: 13, Motion to Accept Late Appellant's Brief
  13. Motion to Accept Late Appellant's Brief
  14. Sua Sponte Order: Make Portion of Record Confidential
  15. Superseding Entry of Appearance
  16. Order Re: 9, Motion to Extend Time to File Brief
  17. Motion to Extend Time to File Brief
  18. Notice: Appellant Brief Due
  19. Opening Notice
  20. Notice: 209b - Court Appointed Attorney
  21. Superseding Entry of Appearance
  22. Final Order/Judgment
  23. Points on Appeal
  24. Designation of Transcript

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