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Case Information

Filed 2022-12-05
Status Disposed
Type Stalking Appeal
Docket 32 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Sent to Case Parties Automated by RIS for SOP processing - David F. Silver, Alexander M. Dean
  2. Case Open
  3. Notice of Appeal Filed TC NOA Date: 11/28/2022
  4. Transmittal Form
  5. Appellant Self-Represented Litigant Party: Appellant Raheb, Kerry P
  6. Case Number Assignment Notice
  7. Notice to Parties Recipients: Appellate Attorney Dean, Alexander M.; Appellate Attorney Silver, David F.
  8. Letter Sent with Rules. Sent To: Appellant Raheb, Kerry P with Rules.
  9. Transcript Order Filed by: Appellant Raheb, Kerry P
  10. Appellant's Docketing Statement Filed by: Appellant Raheb, Kerry P
  11. Notice of Attorney's Appearance Filed by: Appellate Attorney Dean, Alexander M.; Appellate Attorney Silver, David F. Representing: Appellee Geannelis, Peter R
  12. Appellee's Docketing Statement Filed by: Appellate Attorney Dean, Alexander M.; Appellee Geannelis, Peter R
  13. Note Transcript Order not fulfilled due to technical error at the court. Therefore 10/28 hearing not transcribed.
  14. File Received Exhibits received from TC.
  15. Entry Order (Judicial Officer: Cohen, William D.) Issued By: WDC Re: Transcript/ Record on Appeal
  16. Exhibit Filed by: Appellant Raheb, Kerry P
  17. Sent to Case Parties Automated by RIS for SOP processing - David F. Silver, Alexander M. Dean
  18. Entry Order (Judicial Officer: Cohen, William D.) Issued By: WDC Re: Generating record for hearing in trial court.
  19. Notice to Parties Recipients: Appellate Attorney Dean, Alexander M.; Appellate Attorney Silver, David F.
  20. Letter Sent Filings of "exhibits" rejected in OFS. Sent To: Appellant Raheb, Kerry P Filings of "exhibits" rejected in OFS.
  21. Motion to Dismiss Filed by: Appellate Attorney Dean, Alexander M.; Appellee Geannelis, Peter R
  22. Sent to Case Parties Automated by RIS for SOP processing - David F. Silver, Alexander M. Dean
  23. Final Appeal Dismissed for Lack of Progress PLR/HEE/KRC/WDC/NJW Mandate: Dismissed
  24. Notice to Parties Recipients: Appellate Attorney Dean, Alexander M.; Appellate Attorney Silver, David F.
  25. Letter Sent Sent To: Appellant Raheb, Kerry P
  26. Entry Regarding Motion - Moot PLR/HEE/KRC/WDC/NJW- Final Decision renderes motion moot.
  27. Motion Response Filed by: Appellant Raheb, Kerry P
  28. Sent to Case Parties Automated by RIS for SOP processing - David F. Silver, Alexander M. Dean
  29. Entry Order Issued By: PLR/HEE/KRC/WDC/NJW Re: Court denial to reconsider appeal.
  30. Notice to Parties Recipients: Appellate Attorney Dean, Alexander M.; Appellate Attorney Silver, David F.
  31. Letter Sent Sent To: Appellant Raheb, Kerry P
  32. Case Closed

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