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Case Information

Filed 2024-07-17
Status Open
Type Court Of Appeals
Docket 56 entries

Parties

Plaintiff State Of Ohio
Defendant Lemaster, Joseph W
Photo of Hon. Warner Linda R

Judge

Hon. Warner Linda R

Meigs County (OH)

Ohio

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Docket Entries

  1. DEPOSIT
  2. COURT OF APPEALS FILING FEES
  3. NOTICE OF APPEAL
  4. NOTICE
  5. MOTION
  6. MOTION
  7. COURT OF APPEALS CRIMINAL CASE DOCKET STATEMENT
  8. PRAECIPE
  9. COURT OF APPEALS NEW CASE FILING REPORTING FORM
  10. AMENDED MOTION
  11. AMENDED MOTION
  12. AMENDED MOTION
  13. AMENDED MOTION
  14. AMENDED MOTION
  15. REGULAR U.S. POSTAGE
  16. HAND DELIVERED
  17. DEPOSIT
  18. COURT OF APPEALS FILING FEES
  19. NOTICE OF APPEAL
  20. NOTICE
  21. TRANSCRIPT
  22. TRANSCRIPT
  23. TRANSCRIPT
  24. NOTICE OF TRANSMISSION OF RECORD
  25. TRANSCRIPT OF DOCKET TO FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF APPEALS
  26. REGULAR U.S. POSTAGE
  27. MOTION
  28. REGULAR U.S. POSTAGE
  29. MAGISTRATES ORDER
  30. REGULAR U.S. POSTAGE
  31. MOTION
  32. REGULAR U.S. POSTAGE
  33. MAGISTRATES ORDER
  34. REGULAR U.S. POSTAGE
  35. MOTION
  36. REGULAR U.S. POSTAGE
  37. BRIEF
  38. REGULAR U.S. POSTAGE
  39. MAGISTRATES ORDER
  40. REGULAR U.S. POSTAGE
  41. DEPOSIT
  42. COURT OF APPEALS FILING FEES
  43. NOTICE OF APPEAL
  44. REGULAR U.S. POSTAGE
  45. JOURNAL ENTRY
  46. REGULAR U.S. POSTAGE
  47. REGULAR U.S. POSTAGE
  48. REGULAR U.S. POSTAGE
  49. MAGISTRATES ORDER
  50. REGULAR U.S. POSTAGE
  51. REGULAR U.S. POSTAGE
  52. MAGISTRATES ORDER
  53. REGULAR U.S. POSTAGE
  54. REGULAR U.S. POSTAGE
  55. REGULAR U.S. POSTAGE
  56. MAGISTRATES ORDER

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