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Court

Brazoria County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2024-12-06
Status Dismissed
Type Appeal Other
Docket 31 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Keel, James K.
Defendant Stallman, Bo
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Judge

Hon. Warren, Jeremy

Brazoria County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Letter re: to Judge Warren
  2. Letter Clerk's Notice of JP Appeal Filed; CMRRR
  3. Certified Mail White Card Returned
  4. Letter re: Change of Address
  5. Certified Mail Returned
  6. Certified Mail Returned
  7. Letter Court's Notice of Hearing
  8. Motion 91a Motion to Dismiss Baseless Cause of Action
  9. Letter Court's Notice of Hearing
  10. Request for Continuance; Returned from Judge Initialed
  11. Request for Continuance - Part 2; Returned from Judge Initialed
  12. Request for Continuance - Part 3; Returned from Judge Initialed
  13. Non-Jury Trial (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Warren, Jeremy) Motion to dismiss
  14. Order on Defendant Bo Stallman's 91a Motion to Dismiss Baseless Cause of Action
  15. Request Part 4 for Continuance; sent to Judge
  16. Judicial Docket Entry Hearing held on Defendant Bo Stallman's 91a Motion to Dismiss. Cassie Hagan reporting. Counsel for defendant present (Ryan Erickson). Plaintiff present. Plaintiff's request for continuance is Denied. Arguments presented on Motion to Dismiss. Motion is granted. Enter Order. JW
  17. Notice of Appeal
  18. Record Immediate Supervisor Action Requested
  19. Clerk's Notification of Appeal to COA Filed in First COA via Tames Portal; Trace #51175
  20. Letter Clerk's Request Designation of Record
  21. Request for Immediate Investigations into the Inner Working of this Entire Courthouse
  22. Record General Information from First Court of Appeals
  23. Request for Immediate Investigations Part 2
  24. Request for Immediate Investigations Part 3
  25. Letter From First COA re: General Information
  26. Request Part 4 for Immediate Investigations
  27. Letter Designating the Documents of Record
  28. Clerk's Record Filed in 1st COA via Tames Portal; Trace #51803
  29. Order of the Court
  30. Supplemental Clerk's Record filed in 1st COA via Tames Portal; Trace #51898
  31. Letter to the Court

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