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Case Information

Filed 2022-11-15
Status Disposed
Type Claim Against Gov. Election
Docket 45 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Case Closed
  2. Document(s) Filed Filed by: Petitioner Potter, Dave
  3. Order (Judicial Officer: Shafritz, Megan J.)
  4. Document(s) Filed
  5. Letter Sent Sent To: Petitioner Potter, Dave
  6. Note
  7. Note
  8. Entry Order (Judicial Officer: Shafritz, Megan J.)
  9. Note
  10. Letter Sent Sent To: Petitioner Potter, Dave
  11. Note
  12. Note
  13. Document(s) Filed
  14. Document(s) Filed
  15. Sent to Case Parties
  16. Sent to Case Parties
  17. Notice of Attorney's Appearance Filed by: Attorney Perkinson, Jacob B. Representing: Petitioner Potter, Dave
  18. Document(s) Filed Filed by: Attorney Perkinson, Jacob B.
  19. Certificate of Service Filed by: Attorney Perkinson, Jacob B. Party for: Respondent 2022 Rutland-2 VT Legislative District Election
  20. Document(s) Filed
  21. Entry Order (Judicial Officer: Shafritz, Megan J.)
  22. Notice to Parties Recipients: Attorney Perkinson, Jacob B.
  23. Letter Sent
  24. Entry Order (Judicial Officer: Shafritz, Megan J.)
  25. Notice to Parties Recipients: Attorney Perkinson, Jacob B.
  26. Letter Sent
  27. Note
  28. Entry Order (Judicial Officer: Shafritz, Megan J.)
  29. Entry Order (Judicial Officer: Shafritz, Megan J.)
  30. Note
  31. Document(s) Filed
  32. Document(s) Filed
  33. Document(s) Filed
  34. Sent to Judge (Judicial Officer: Shafritz, Megan J.)
  35. Document(s) Filed
  36. Sent to Case Parties
  37. Notice to Parties Recipients: Attorney Perkinson, Jacob B.
  38. Judge's Entry Order (Judicial Officer: Shafritz, Megan J.)
  39. Document(s) Filed
  40. Sent to Case Parties
  41. Document(s) Filed
  42. Order (Judicial Officer: Shafritz, Megan J.)
  43. Notice to Parties Recipients: Attorney Perkinson, Jacob B.
  44. Letter Sent
  45. Letter Sent

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