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Missouri Unified County

Missouri

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Case Information

Filed 2024-04-23
Type Cc Adult Abuse W/o Stalking
Docket 18 entries
Disposition tried by court-civil

Parties

Plaintiff Acting Pro Se
Defendant Bennett, Dennis R
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Judge

Hon. Bock Elizabeth A

Douglas County (MO)

Missouri

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Docket Entries

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  2. Sound Recording Log Sheet
  3. Tried by Court-Civil
  4. Hearing Held Associated Entries: 04/23/2024 - Adult Abuse Hearing Scheduled Scheduled For: 05/10/2024; 9:00 AM; ELIZABETH A BOCK; Wright
  5. Order Parties appear. Electronic record made. Petitioner testifies. No physical abuse or threat of physical abuse. Says mean things. Respondent admits verbal abuse due to alcohol. He is seeking other housing. Dismissed as insufficient evidence. /s/EBock Filed By: ELIZABETH A BOCK
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  7. Ord of Protection Served Document ID - 24-AEOP-55; Served To - BENNETT, DENNIS R; Server - [Not Provided]; Served Date - 26-Apr-2024; Served Time - 09:00:00; Service Type - EE; Reason Description - Served
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  9. Judge/Clerk - Note Petitioner notified by phone, clerk will follow-up via mail next business day.
  10. OEXPA Submitted Electronically Ex Parte Order was submitted for electronic processing
  11. ExParte Order of Protection
  12. Adult Abuse Hearing Scheduled Associated Entries: 05/10/2024 - Hearing Held Scheduled For: 05/10/2024; 9:00 AM; ELIZABETH A BOCK; Wright
  13. Ex Parte Order Issued Document ID: 24-AEOP-55, for BENNETT, DENNIS R
  14. Judge Assigned Filed By: ELIZABETH A BOCK
  15. Order The Honorable Elizabeth Bock is hereby assigned to hear and determine this cause through its final disposition and entry of all orders relating to any after-trial matters as may be necessary or proper. R. Craig Carter, Circuit Judge
  16. Order Lynette Veenstra recuses from this case. Clerk to notify Presiding Judge for assignment of a different judge. Lynette Veenstra, Judge
  17. Redaction Certification Filed
  18. Confid Filing Info Sheet Filed

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