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Case Information

Filed 2024-11-19
Status Closed
Type Direct Appeal Criminal Offenses Against Property 6 3 101 6 3 901
Docket 33 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Service - Certified mail signature return card - record received 10/3
  2. Notice-Incoming - Record completion notice from district court
  3. Notice-Outgoing - Docketing letter (E-Served via CTEF)
  4. Motion - Extension of time - brief
  5. Event - Hardcopy received - Motion for Extension of Time to File Brief
  6. Order - Grant - extension of time
  7. Notice-Incoming - Entry of appearance
  8. Event - Hardcopy received - Entry of Appearance
  9. Motion - Extension of time - brief
  10. Event - Hardcopy received - Motion for Extension of Time to File Brief
  11. Order - Grant - (2nd) extension of time
  12. Brief - Appellant
  13. Event - Hardcopy received - Brief of Appellant
  14. Brief - Appellee
  15. Notice-Outgoing - Notice of case maturity
  16. Notice-Outgoing - Request for transmitted record on appeal
  17. Event - Hardcopy received - Brief of Appellee
  18. Notice-Incoming - Designation of record (appellee)
  19. Notice-Internal - Recusal (Hill) (No memo issued, recused by Court)
  20. Order - Assignment of Judge Froelicher
  21. Order - Oral argument scheduled
  22. Notice-Outgoing - Receipt acknowledgment - oral argument setting (Complete and return by email to the Clerk's Office)
  23. Notice-Incoming - Receipt acknowledgment - oral argument setting received from K. Rude obo appellee
  24. Notice-Incoming - Receipt acknowledgment - oral argument setting received by E. Lance obo appellant
  25. Notice-Incoming - Record transmittal notice from district court
  26. Record - Transmitted record on appeal via DAPR (TR 1-432 and transcripts (12)) and exhibits (on shelf, uploaded to Drive).
  27. Notice-Outgoing - Transmitted record on appeal filed
  28. Notice-Internal - Oral argument notice argued before Chief Justice Boomgaarden; Justices Gray, Fenn, Jarosh and District Court Judge Froelicher (Elizabeth Lance arguing obo the appellant and Kristine Rude arguing obo the appellee) and taken under advisement
  29. Opinion - Opinion and journal order, affirming with District Judge Froelicher writing for the Court.
  30. Notice-Outgoing - Mandate
  31. Notice-Outgoing - Record return letter
  32. Record - Record returned to district court (paper Exhibits and 4 CDs) and DAPR record deleted
  33. Event - Case closed

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