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Case Information

Filed 2024-08-02
Status Briefing in Progress
Type Criminal Appeal Other Direct
Docket 10 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Appeal Filing Fee Waived. Criminal. (SC)
  2. Filed Notice of Appeal. Appeal docketed in the Supreme Court this day. (C364723-4) (Docketing statement and Briefing Schedule mailed to counsel for appellant.) (SC)
  3. Filed Appellant's Docketing Statement. (SC)
  4. Filed Court Reporter's Motion for Extension of Time to Prepare and File Transcripts. (SC).
  5. Filed Order Granting Motion. Ms. Boyd's court reporter certificate due: October 31, 2024. (SC)
  6. Filed Appellant's Motion To Enlarge Time To File The Opening Brief And Appendix. (SC)
  7. Filed Order Regarding Transcripts. This court granted Ms. Boyd an extension of time until October 31, 2024, to file and serve the requested transcripts. To date, however, Ms. Boyd has not filed the notice of delivery required by NRAP 9(b)(2). And counsel for appellant has filed a motion for an extension of time to file the opening brief in which he represents that he has not yet received the requested transcripts. Ms. Boyd shall have 14 days from the date of this order to: (1) file and deliver the requested transcripts as required by NRAP 9(b)(1)(A) and (2) file with this court the notice required by NRAP 9(b)(2). fn1[A copy of the transcript request form is attached.] (SC)
  8. Filed Order Granting Motion. Appellant's opening brief and appendix due: March 3, 2025. (SC)
  9. Filed Order Conditionally Imposing Sanctions. Conditional sanction of $250 due: 14 days or court reporter certificate due: 14 days. (SC)
  10. Filed Order Imposing Sanctions. To date, Ms. Boyd has failed to file the requested transcripts. The conditional sanction against Ms. Boyd is no longer conditional and must be paid. Ms. Boyd shall, within 14 days from the date of this order, pay the sum of $250 to the Supreme Court Law Library and provide this court with proof of such payment. Further, within the same time period, Ms. Boyd shall file and serve the requested transcripts and file a certificate of delivery in this court. (SC)

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