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Case Information

Filed 2024-07-02
Status Stayed
Type Standard Criminal 1 St Deg. Murder Direct
Docket 34 entries

Docket Entries

  1. otice - Appeal - Case Filed - 4/11/24 Order
  2. otion - Extension of Time - Other - Rejected - Appellant represented
  3. etter Returning Motion and Proof of Service - Appellant is represented
  4. rder - Grant Extension of Time - The Postconviction Relief Petition Must be Filed with the District Court by 5/7/25
  5. otion - Extension of Time - File Postconviction Relief
  6. rder - Stay Appeal
  7. otion - Stay
  8. rder - Grant Extension of Time - Appellant Brief Due 2/11/25
  9. otion - Extension of Time - Appellant Brief
  10. rder - Grant Extension of Time - Appellant Brief Due 1/27/25
  11. otion - Extension of Time - Appellant Brief
  12. ranscript - Delivery Certificate - Valerie Benning
  13. rder - Grant - CR Benning to file and deliver the transcript by 10/28/24.
  14. otion - Extension of Time - Transcript Delivery - CR Benning
  15. rder - Grant Extension of Time - CR Benning Shall Deliver the Transcripts by 10/17/24
  16. ranscript - Delivery Certificate - Kayde Rieken
  17. otion - Extension of Time - Transcript Delivery - Valerie Benning
  18. ranscript - Delivery Certificate - Barbara Schultz
  19. ranscript - Delivery Certificate - Christine Lewandoski
  20. ranscript - Delivery Certificate - Samantha Robinson
  21. ranscript - Acceptance of SPDO Order - CR Rieken
  22. ranscript - Acceptance of SPDO Order - Valerie Benning
  23. ranscript - Acceptance of SPDO Order - Christine Lewandoski
  24. ranscript - Delivery Certificate - Maya Funk
  25. ranscript - Initial Certificate - Barbara Schultz
  26. ranscript - Initial Certificate Maya Funk
  27. ranscript - Acceptance of SPDO Order - Samantha Robinson
  28. ranscript - Order for Christine Lewandoski
  29. ranscript - Order for Kayde D. Rieken
  30. ranscript - Order for Maya Funk
  31. ranscript - Order for Barbara Schultz
  32. ranscript - Order for Valerie Benning
  33. ranscript - Order for Samantha Robinson
  34. otice - Case Filing

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