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Court

Lee

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2024-05-24
Status Opened - CR
Type Adult Felony
Docket 35 entries
Disposition not guilty

Parties

Plaintiff State Of Florida
Defendant Bryce Tyminski | 06/03/2024 | 06/03/2024
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Judge

Hon. Bruce E Kyle

Lee County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. UCR Case Initiation
  2. Case Opened by Capias
  3. Capias (Original) with Copy to State Attorney Filed
  4. Information and Notice to the Clerk Filed
  5. In Custody
  6. Booking Report Filed Includes served Capias
  7. Pretrial Disclosure Regarding App for Indigent Status Filed
  8. Bonded Out
  9. Bonded Out
  10. Bonded Out
  11. Bonded Out
  12. Certificate of Compliance/FCIC/NCIC Requirement Filed
  13. Notice of Designation of E-Mail Address Filed
  14. Not of Appearance/Wvr of Arrgn/Wrttn Plea NG/Dmd Disc Filed
  15. Request for Discovery Filed
  16. Waiver of Appearance Filed
  17. Copy of Surety Bond Filed AS6K-970261 CT 1
  18. Copy of Surety Bond Filed AS6K-970262 CT 4
  19. Copy of Surety Bond Filed AS6K-970263 CT 3
  20. Copy of Surety Bond Filed AS6K-964352 CT 2
  21. Defendant Not Present
  22. Arraigned/Pled Not Guilty
  23. Continuance Form Filed
  24. Court Date Continuance eMailed/Mailed to Case Parties
  25. Notice of Appearance to Bondsman Mailed & Filed
  26. Notice of Appearance to Bondsman Mailed & Filed
  27. Notice of Discovery Filed
  28. Present By Attorney
  29. Speedy Trial Waived
  30. Case Management Conference Order Filed
  31. Notice of Appearance to Bondsman Mailed & Filed
  32. Notice of Appearance to Bondsman Mailed & Filed
  33. Stipulation Filed
  34. Cover Letter
  35. Order Allowing Withdrawal Of Counsel Filed

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