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Court

New Mexico Unified

New Mexico

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Case Information

Filed 2024-04-08
Status CLS: JUDGMENT/ DISPOSITION
Type Restraining Order
Docket 40 entries
Disposition dismiss

Parties

Plaintiff Blueeyes Maxine
Defendant Martinez Raul Deleon
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Judge

Hon. Wayne, Stephen Michael

McKinley County (NM)

New Mexico

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Docket Entries

  1. MTN: MOTION/APPLICATION FOR FREE PROCESS
  2. AUDIO LOG NOTES
  3. AUDIO LOG NOTES
  4. WITNESS LIST
  5. NTC: Notice of Interpreter
  6. NTC: HEARING (MOTION)
  7. REQUEST FOR INTERPRETER
  8. MTN: FOR CONTINUANCE
  9. ORD: ORDER
  10. NTC: HEARING
  11. AUDIO LOG NOTES
  12. CANCELLATION OF INTERPRETER
  13. NTC: HEARING
  14. ORD: OF CONTINUANCE
  15. MTN: FOR CONTINUANCE
  16. ENTRY OF APPEARANCE
  17. REQUEST FOR INTERPRETER
  18. NTC: HEARING
  19. AUDIO LOG NOTES
  20. NTC: Notice of Interpreter
  21. NTC: Notice of Interpreter
  22. NTC: Notice of Interpreter
  23. NTC: Notice of Interpreter
  24. REQUEST FOR INTERPRETER
  25. REQUEST FOR INTERPRETER
  26. NTC: HEARING (STATUS)
  27. JDG: NOTICE OF JUDGE ASSIGNMENT
  28. AUDIO LOG NOTES
  29. MISCELLANEOUS ENTRY
  30. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  32. NTC: HEARING
  33. OPN: APPLICATION
  34. ORD: Order For Free Process Granted
  35. 11:00AM, VERIFIED APPLICATION FOR RESTRAINING ORDER MERITS HEARING - APPEARANCE IN PERSON ** PETITIONER MUST SERVE THE RESPONDENT WITH COPIES OF THE VERIFIED APPLICATION FOR RESTRAINING ORDER AND THIS NOTICE OF HEARING. PROOF OF SERVICE SHALL BE FILED WITH THE COURT PRIOR TO THE HEARING**
  36. OPN: APPLICATION
  37. VERIFIED APPLICATION FOR RESTRAINING ORDER
  38. ORD: Order For Free Process Granted
  39. ORDER ON APPLICATION FOR FREE PROCESS
  40. MTN: MOTION/APPLICATION FOR FREE PROCESS

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