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Case Information

Filed 2024-02-07
Type Failure To Register As A Sex Offender
Docket 49 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Notice of appeal filed in court of appeals
  2. Petition for discretionary review disposed by Court of Criminal Appeals
  3. Petition for discretionary review filed in Court of Criminal Appeals
  4. Motion for extension of time to file petition for discretionary review disposed by Court of Criminal Appeals
  5. Memorandum opinion issued . Judgment
  6. Opinion withdrawn
  7. Motion for rehearing disposed
  8. Post submission brief filed . Letter
  9. Submitted
  10. Oral argument exhibits filed . Exhibits
  11. Letter issued by the court . Docket
  12. Letter issued by the court . Notice
  13. Set for submission on oral argument . Notice
  14. Rehearing
  15. Response filed . Response
  16. Response requested by the court . Notice
  17. Motion for rehearing filed . Motion
  18. Motion for extension of time to file motion for rehearing disposed . Notice
  19. Motion for extension of time to file motion for rehearing filed . Motion
  20. Motion for extension of time to file motion for rehearing filed . Motion
  21. Appearance of counsel . Appearance
  22. Memorandum opinion issued . Notice
  23. Submitted
  24. Set for submission on briefs . Notice
  25. Case ready to be set
  26. Brief filed - oral argument not requested . Brief
  27. Motion for extension of time to file brief disposed . Notice
  28. Brief filed - oral argument not requested . Brief
  29. Motion for extension of time to file brief filed . Motion
  30. Motion for extension of time to file brief disposed . Notice
  31. Motion for extension of time to file brief filed . Motoin
  32. Motion to access appellate record disp
  33. Motion to access appellate record filed . Motion
  34. Sealed clerk record filed
  35. Clerks record filed
  36. Document filed
  37. Appearance of counsel . Letter
  38. Exhibits filed
  39. Exhibits filed
  40. Exhibits filed
  41. Reporters record filed
  42. Docketing statement filed . Docketing Statment
  43. Document filed
  44. Amended notice of appeal filed . NOA
  45. Letter issued by the court . Notice
  46. Docketing statement requested
  47. Sentence imposed in the trial court
  48. Motion for new trial was filed in the trial court
  49. Notice of appeal filed in trial court

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