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Case Information

Filed 2024-07-08
Status Disposed
Type Bail Appeal
Docket 21 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Sent to Case Parties Automated by RIS for SOP processing - Christopher A. Davis, Kayley N. Olson
  2. Case Open
  3. Notice of Appeal Filed - Bail TC NOA Date: 07/05/2024
  4. Transmittal Form
  5. Case Number Assignment Notice
  6. Notice to Parties Recipients: Appellate Attorney Davis, Christopher A.; Appellate Attorney Olson, Kayley N.
  7. Transcript Order Filed by: Appellant O'Grady, Justin; Appellate Attorney Davis, Christopher A.
  8. Sent to Case Parties Automated by RIS for SOP processing - Christopher A. Davis, Kayley N. Olson
  9. Notice to Parties Hearing rescheduled. Recipients: Appellate Attorney Davis, Christopher A.; Appellate Attorney Olson, Kayley N. Hearing rescheduled.
  10. Notice of Attorney's Appearance Filed by: Appellate Attorney Raleigh, Daron Representing: Appellee State of Vermont
  11. Sent to Case Parties Automated by RIS for SOP processing - Christopher A. Davis, Daron Raleigh, Kayley N. Olson
  12. Notice to Parties July 22 hearing notice Recipients: Appellate Attorney Davis, Christopher A.; Appellate Attorney Olson, Kayley N.; Appellate Attorney Raleigh, Daron July 22 hearing notice
  13. Memorandum of Law Memorandum in Support of Bail Appeal Filed by: Appellant O'Grady, Justin; Appellate Attorney Davis, Christopher A. Memorandum in Support of Bail Appeal
  14. Memorandum of Law Filed by: Appellate Attorney Raleigh, Daron; Appellee State of Vermont
  15. Hearing Held Argued By: Attys Davis & Raleigh Panel: PLR/KRC/WDC
  16. Sent to Case Parties Automated by RIS for SOP processing - Christopher A. Davis, Daron Raleigh, Kayley N. Olson
  17. Final Decision Full Court Memorandum Panel: PLR/KRC/WDC Mandate: Affirmed Public Domain: 2024 VT 44
  18. Notice to Parties Recipients: Appellate Attorney Davis, Christopher A.; Appellate Attorney Olson, Kayley N.; Appellate Attorney Raleigh, Daron
  19. Sent to Case Parties Automated by RIS for SOP processing - Christopher A. Davis, Daron Raleigh, Kayley N. Olson
  20. Case Closed
  21. Mandate Letter

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