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Court

Missouri Unified County

Missouri

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Case Information

Filed 2022-12-19
Type Criminal/infract. See Charges
Docket 14 entries
Disposition guilty

Parties

Defendant Barnett, Casey John
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Judge

Hon. Conger Koenig, Holly

Adair County (MO)

Missouri

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Docket Entries

  2. Record of Traffic Disp Issued
  3. Record of Traffic Disp Issued
  4. Payment Agreement Filed Agreement to Pay :Filed
  5. Memorandum Filed Guilty Plea Memorandum: Filed Defendant appears in person without Counsel. The Court finds the plea of guilty entered to the charge of Speed and fail to register motor vehicle. Is freely, voluntarily, knowingly, understandingly and intelligently made; that a factual basis exists for acceptance of the plea; the plea is accepted and the Defendant is found to be guilty beyond a reasonable doubt of Speed and Fail to register motor vehicle. 1-26-23 HCK
  6. Memorandum Filed Sentencing Memorandum: Filed Defendant appeared in person Without Counsel. Defendant withdraws previous plea of not guilty and enters plea of guilty to Speed and Fail to register motor vehicle. Defendant sentenced to CT1 $70.50 CT2 $50.50 Court Costs and jail board bill are ordered taxed against the Defendant. Execution shall issue thereon. Payment plan authorized. 1-26-23 HCK
  7. Memorandum Filed Initial Appearance / Arraignment: Filed
  8. Order Guilty plea. HCK
  9. Defendant Sentenced Count 1 - Defendant sentenced to Fine $70.50 Count 2 - Defendant sentenced to Fine $50.50
  10. Traffic Cost Pd VB Filed By: CASEY JOHN BARNETT
  11. Guilty Plea
  12. Hearing Held Associated Entries: 12/19/2022 - Initial Appearance Scheduled For: 01/26/2023; 9:00 AM; HOLLY CONGER-KOENIG; Clark Circuit
  13. Judge/Clerk - Note Now on this 19th day of December, 2022 the Court has appointed Ms. Lindsay Gravett to fill the open Clark County Prosecuting Attorney position vacated by Ms. April Wilson on December 31, 2022 at 11:59 p.m. So Ordered /s/ Rick Roberts, Judge
  14. Initial Appearance Associated Entries: 01/26/2023 - Hearing Held Scheduled For: 01/26/2023; 9:00 AM; HOLLY CONGER-KOENIG; Clark Circuit

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