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Court

Cobb Court Connect

Georgia

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Case Information

Filed 2024-04-11
Status ACTIVE
Type Magistrate Appeal
Docket 65 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Bolden, Terrence
Photo of Hon. Simmons Diana Bowers Carl W Prodgers Toby

Judge

Hon. Simmons Diana Bowers Carl W Prodgers Toby

Cobb County (GA)

Georgia

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Docket Entries

  1. ORDER-DENY/MOT SET ASIDE
  2. ORDER-GRANT/PAUPER'S AFFIDAVIT
  3. AFFIDAVIT-PAUPER
  4. SERVICE SENT OUT
  5. SHERIFF ENTRY OF SERVICE FILED
  6. SERVICE PERSONAL
  7. CERTIFICATION
  8. NOTICE OF HEARING
  9. MOTION-TO DISMISS
  10. REMOV FROM CAL PER JUDGE/ANNOU
  11. ORDER-TRANSER TO NEW JUDGE
  12. MOTION HEAR.NOTICE PROD./SENT
  13. NJ NOTICE PRODUCED/SENT
  14. REMOVED FROM CALENDAR
  15. HEARING HELD-ORDER TO BE SUB
  16. MOTION-RECUSE
  17. MOTION-RECONSIDER
  18. EXHIBIT(S)
  19. ORDER-GRANT/MOT.TO DISMISS
  20. ORDER-RECUSAL
  21. ORDER-DENY/ MOT. TO RECUSE
  22. MOTION-RECONSIDER
  23. ORDER-DENY/RECONSIDERATION
  24. RESPONSE TO MOTION
  25. RESPONSE TO MOTION
  26. REMOVED FROM CALENDAR
  27. MOTION-SET ASIDE
  28. MOTION-SET ASIDE
  29. SENT TO JUDGE FOR RULING
  30. none.
  31. MOTION-RECUSE
  32. JUDGE
  33. MOTION-RECONSIDER
  34. none.
  35. EXHIBIT(S)
  36. none.
  37. ORDER-GRANT/MOT.TO DISMISS
  38. RESPONDENTS MOTION TO DISMISS THE COURT HEREBY DIRECTS THE CLERK TO RANDOMLY ASSIGN THE MOTION TO RECUSE TO BE ADDRESSED BY ONE OF THE OTHER JUDGES OF THIS CIRCUIT PURSUANT TO THE PROCEDURE SET OUT IN UNIFORM STATE COURT RULE 25.4
  39. ORDER-RECUSAL
  40. ORDER OF VOLUNTARY RECUSAL
  41. ORDER-DENY/ MOT. TO RECUSE
  42. none.
  43. MOTION-RECONSIDER
  44. AND RECUSAL UPDATED
  45. RESPONSE TO MOTION
  46. FOR RECONSIDERATION AND RECUSAL
  47. RESPONSE TO MOTION
  48. FOR RECONSIDERATION AND RECUSAL
  49. ORDER-DENY/RECONSIDERATION
  50. none.

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