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Case Information

Filed 2024-10-24
Status Post-Decision
Type Standard Civil Juvenile Protection Other
Docket 38 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Notice - Case Filing
  2. Statement - Case - Appellant
  3. vent - Oral - Panel
  4. rief - Respondent E-Filed
  5. vent - Panel Assignment Update
  6. rder - Deny Motion to File a Redacted and Confidential Brief. Respondent A.H. Shall File a Respondent Brief by 4/17/25
  7. otion - To File Confidential and Redacted versions of Respondent Brief (A.H.)
  8. otice - Oral Argument Date Scheduled
  9. vent - Oral Panel - scheduled for 05/22/2025, 10:40 a.m., #200
  10. otice - Attorney Scheduling Conflicts - Atty Thompson obo Appellant
  11. rief - Respondent E-Filed obo Ramsey County Human Services
  12. rder - Grant Extension of Time - Respondent Brief Due 3/31/25
  13. otion - Extension of Time - Respondent's Brief
  14. vent - Electronic Record Submitted/Received
  15. otice - Request Trial Court/Agency File
  16. rder - Grant Motion to Accept a Late Appellant Brief. Respondent Brief is Due 3/17/25
  17. rief - Appellant E-Filed (Ordered Filed 2/25/25)
  18. otion - To Accept Late Filing - Appellant's Brief (brief in draft)
  19. rder - Grant Extension of Time - Appellant Brief Due 2/21/25. Motion to Dismiss is Denied.
  20. eply - In Support of Motion
  21. esponse - Motion - Dismiss
  22. otion for Extension of Time, Affidavit in Support of Motion, Request for Personal Leave Continuance, Memorandum of Law per Motion to Dismiss
  23. otion - Dismiss
  24. ranscript - Delivery Certificate Sherry Treiber
  25. ejected Delivery Transcript-Sherry Treiber-Not All Parties Served
  26. ejected Delivery Transcript-Sherry Treiber-Not All Parties Served.
  27. ejected Delivery Transcript-Sherry Treiber-Not All Parties Served
  28. ejected Delivery Certificate-Sherry Treiber-Not All Parties Served
  29. ranscript - Delivery Certificate - Rejected - Not All Parties Served
  30. ranscript - Initial Certificate - Sherry Treiber
  31. ranscript - Initial Certificate Rejected - Estimated Date of Completion Exceeds 30 Days x2
  32. otice - Attorney Appearance Attys Boulette and Chung o/b/o Respondent
  33. rder - Remedy Deficiencies - Certificate as to transcript due 11/25/24.
  34. ffidavit - Service Notice - Attorney Appearance
  35. otice - Attorney Appearance Atty Thompson o/b/o Respondent Ramsey County
  36. rder - Briefing/Scheduling-Appeal shall be scheduled for oral argument on an expedited basis. Court's opinion to issue within 45 days of oral argument.
  37. otice - Case Filing
  38. tatement - Case - Appellant

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