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Case Information

Filed 2024-04-01
Status Disposed
Type Bail Appeal
Docket 18 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Transcript Order Filed by: Appellant Benjamin, Peterson; Appellate Attorney Dunham, Steve
  2. Sent to Case Parties Automated by RIS for SOP processing - Steve Dunham, Bram Kranichfeld
  3. Case Open
  4. Notice of Appeal Filed - Bail TC NOA Date: 03/29/2024
  5. Transmittal Form
  6. Case Number Assignment Notice
  7. Notice to Parties Recipients: Appellate Attorney Dunham, Steve; Appellate Attorney Kranichfeld, Bram
  8. Sent to Case Parties Automated by RIS for SOP processing - Steve Dunham, Bram Kranichfeld
  9. Notice to Parties Defendant's memorandum of law is to be filed by closing on Monday, April 8, 2024. State's memorandum is due by closing on Wednesday, April 10, 2024. Recipients: Appellate Attorney Dunham, Steve; Appellate Attorney Kranichfeld, Bram Defendant's memorandum of law is to be filed by closing on Monday, April 8, 2024. State's memorandum is due by closing on Wednesday, April 10, 2024.
  10. Memorandum of Law Appellant's memo. Filed by: Appellant Benjamin, Peterson; Appellate Attorney Dunham, Steve Appellant's memo.
  11. Memorandum of Law State's Memorandum Re Bail Order Filed by: Appellate Attorney Kranichfeld, Bram; Appellee State of Vermont State's Memorandum Re Bail Order
  12. Hearing Held Argued By: AA Atty Dunham & AE Atty Kranichfeld Panel: NJW
  13. Sent to Case Parties Automated by RIS for SOP processing - Steve Dunham, Bram Kranichfeld
  14. Sent to Case Parties Automated by RIS for SOP processing - Steve Dunham, Bram Kranichfeld
  15. Final Decision Single Justice Author: Waples Mandate: Trial court's imposition of $5,000 bail is struck and the $130 bail reimposed. Case is remanded to set bail at an amount that is reasonably related to the facts as found and the least restrictive condition necessary to ensure defendant's appearance. Mandate to issue forthwith.
  16. Notice to Parties Recipients: Appellate Attorney Dunham, Steve; Appellate Attorney Kranichfeld, Bram
  17. Case Closed
  18. Mandate Letter

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