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Case Information

Filed 2024-04-29
Status Closed
Type Standard Civil Habeas Corpus
Docket 28 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Notice - Case Filing
  2. pinion - Order Opinion
  3. vent - Nonoral - Panel
  4. vent - Panel Assignment Update
  5. vent - Panel Assignment Update
  6. otice - Nonoral Conf. Date Scheduled
  7. vent - Nonoral Panel - scheduled for 03/05/2025
  8. orrespondence - Incoming - Declaration in Support of Filings
  9. rief - Respondent E-Filed
  10. otice - Attorney Appearance Atty Zimmerman o/b/o Respondent
  11. ffidavit - Service of Brief to Attorney General
  12. rder - Remedy Deficiencies - By November 12, 2024, appellant to file proof of service of appellant's brief on the attorney general, counsel for respondents; Respondents' brief due 30 days after service of appellant's brief.
  13. vent - Electronic Record Submitted/Received
  14. otice - Request Trial Court/Agency File
  15. rief - Appellant
  16. rder - Deny; Motion for stay is denied; Motion for extension of briefing deadline is granted; By 9/20/24, appellant to serve and file a brief. Can be either formal or informal.
  17. orrespondence - Outgoing - Appellant's Brief Returned
  18. otion - Extension of Time - Appellant's Brief
  19. rder - Other-Order to Stay Appeal is Denied. Appellant's Motion to Extend Brief Deadline is Granted and Brief is Due 8/12/24. All Previous Deficiencies in Appeal are Deemed Satisfied
  20. otion - Stay of Appeal or Extension of time to file brief
  21. orrespondence - Outgoing - Motion Returned - Unsigned
  22. otion - In Forma Pauperis
  23. orrespondence - Incoming - Copy of Supplemental IFP
  24. ffidavit - Service - Notice of Appeal and Statement of the Case on Respondent
  25. ffidavit - Service - Notice of Appeal on District Court
  26. tatement - Case - Appellant
  27. rder - Remedy Deficiencies - By 5/28/24, appellant to pay the filing fee or file a copy of an IFP application; Statement of case, copy of decision, proof of service, and proof of filing due 5/28/24.
  28. otice - Case Filing

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