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Court

Alaska Unified

Alaska

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Case Information

Filed 2024-10-23
Status Open
Type Post Conviction Relief Dist Ct (4 Fa)|Post Conviction Relief (after Misdemeanor Conviction Or Sentence)
Docket 10 entries

Parties

Defendant State Of Alaska
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Judge

Hon. Seekins, Ben A

Denali Borough (AK)

Alaska

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Docket Entries

  1. Initial Judicial Assignment
  2. Application for Post-Conviction Relief (Criminal Rule 35.1) Criminal Case Number: 4NE-24-00024CR Receipt: 2230158 Date: 10/28/2024
  3. Attorney Information Attorney District Attorney (4FA) representing Respondent(s) State of Alaska as of 10/23/2024
  4. Overpayment Receipt: 2230158 Date: 10/28/2024
  5. Civil Deficiency Memo mailed re: Rosalyn Bennett The court is in receipt of your Application for Post-Conviction Relief filed on 10/23/24. Your document is incomplete and does not follow correct procedures. Your application is not being rejected at this time. However, failure to correct your filing may result in rejection for filing. APPLICATION Your Application for Post-Conviction Relief (CIV-760) is missing pages 6 and 7. Your application does not have a notarized signature. Pursuant to Criminal Rule 35.1(d), applications for post-conviction relief shall be signed under oath, i.e., must be notarized and signed. REPRESENTATION If you request that the court appoint an attorney on page 6, Part C of the Application for Post-Conviction Relief (CIV-760), a Financial Statement (CR-206) is required. Criminal Rule 35.1(e), AS 18.85.100. Please fill out a complete Application for Post-Conviction Relief (CIV-760) and Financial Statement (CR-206) and sign in front of a notary to correct your filing. The forms are attached for your convenience. Rosalyn N Bennett (Applicant);
  6. Disburse Other Trust to: Rosalyn N Bennett
  7. Application for Post-Conviction Relief From Conviction or Sentence [Corrected] Rosalyn N Bennett (Applicant);
  8. Prisoner Request for Filing Fee Exemption Attorney: Self-Represented (0100001) Filing Party: Bennett, Rosalyn N Case Motion #1
  9. Prisoner Account Statement Rosalyn N Bennett (Applicant);
  10. Proposed Order Not Used Case Motion #1 Prisoner Request for Filing Fee Exemption

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