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Case Information

Filed 2022-01-18
Status Disposed
Type Prisoner Case Habeas Corpus
Docket 25 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Civil Complaint filed with no Service Due Filed by: Petitioner Cook, Jason D.
  2. Letter Sent Sent To: Petitioner Cook, Jason D.
  3. Order - Determination of Prisoner's Petition (Judicial Officer: Barra, David A.)
  4. Letter Sent Sent To: Petitioner Cook, Jason D.
  5. Letter Sent
  6. Document(s) Filed
  7. Application to Waive Filing and Service Fees Filed by: Petitioner Cook, Jason D.
  8. Application to Waive Filing and Service Fees Granted (Judicial Officer: Clerk, Court) Party: Petitioner Cook, Jason D.
  9. Note
  10. Civil Complaint Filed by: Petitioner Cook, Jason D.
  11. Letter Sent
  12. Hearing Held - Conference (Judicial Officer: Barra, David A.)
  13. Notice of Attorney's Appearance Filed by: Attorney Menzel, Robert C. Representing: Respondent State of Vermont
  14. Certificate of Service Filed by: Attorney Menzel, Robert C.
  15. Sent to Case Parties
  16. Notice to Parties Recipients: Attorney Menzel, Robert C.
  17. Note
  18. Letter Sent Sent To: Petitioner Cook, Jason D.
  19. Letter Sent Sent To: Petitioner Cook, Jason D.
  20. Sent to Case Parties
  21. Hearing Held - Bench Trial (Judicial Officer: Barra, David A.)
  22. Judge's Entry Order (Judicial Officer: Barra, David A.)
  23. Dismissal Order (Judicial Officer: Barra, David A.)
  24. Notice to Parties Recipients: Attorney Menzel, Robert C.
  25. Letter Sent Sent To: Petitioner Cook, Jason D.

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