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Case Information

Filed 2024-03-21
Status Closed
Type Civil Superior Ct (4 Fa)|Writ Of Habeas Corpus (request For Review Of Legality Of Detention)
Docket 15 entries
Disposition dismissed

Parties

Plaintiff Martin, Danny
Defendant State Of Alaska
Photo of Hon. Peterson Earl A

Judge

Hon. Peterson Earl A

Anchorage Borough (AK)

Alaska

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Docket Entries

  1. Civil Deficiency Memo to: Danny Martin The following documents are being returned to you: - 06/07/24 Reply to State's Opposition to Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus - Pursuant to Civil Rule 77, only a motion, opposition and reply are permitted unless parties have further orders from the court. The other party's opposition was rejected for filing on 06/07/24. As the opposition you are replying to was rejected, your reply is being returned to you. - The court is also in receipt of your Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus and Brief in Support Under Rule 86 of the Alaska Rules of Civil Procedure (with Case Description form, Prisoner Request for Filing Fee Exemption, Financial Statement, and Prisoner Account Statement) filed on 06/12/24. These documents have been accepted for filing and a new case has been opened. See case number: 4FA-24-01702CI.
  2. Complaint for Writ of Habeas Corpus Receipt: 2183368 Date: 05/01/2024
  3. Attorney Information Attorney District Attorney (4FA) representing Defendant(s) State of Alaska as of 03/21/2024
  4. Transfer Funds to General Fund Account - General Refund Policy AB 74 Receipt: 2183426 Date: 05/01/2024
  5. Civil Deficiency Memo to: Danny Martin - There is a $250.00 filing fee for filing a civil case in the superior court. The case will not proceed until the fee is paid or waived. Administration Rule 9(b)(1). - You may pay the filing fee online by searching the case number at courts.alaska.gov, or delivery a check/money order to the court. If you cannot pay, file a Prisoner Request for Filing Fee Exemption (CIV-670), Financial Statement (CR-206), and a certified copy of your prisoner account statement for the last six months. AS 09.19.010. The Prisoner Request for Filing Fee Exemption (CIV-670) and Financial Statement (CR-206) forms are included for your convenience.
  6. Prisoner Request for Filing Fee Exemption Attorney: Self-Represented (0100001) Filing Party: Martin, Danny Case Motion #1
  7. Prisoner Account Statement Danny Martin (Plaintiff);
  8. Financial Statement - CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENT Access to confidential documents limited to (1) Parties to Action, (2) Counsel of Record, and (3) Court Personnel. Administrative Bulletin No. 48, Standard 7 Danny Martin (Plaintiff);
  9. Order Granting Motion Case Motion #1 Prisoner Request for Filing Fee Exemption
  10. Order Denying Habeas Corpus
  11. Case Dismissed. Case Closed.
  12. Attorney Information Attorney Crail, Elizabeth F representing Defendant State of Alaska as of 05/23/2024
  13. Copies Made per Admin Rule 9 (e)(1) For a single document or portion of a document $5 If copies of multiple documents are requested at the same time, for each additional document (after the first) $3 Receipt: 2191023 Date: 05/31/2024
  14. Civil Deficiency Memo to: Danny Martin The following documents are being returned to you: - 05/20/24 Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus and Brief in Support Under Rule 86 of the Alaska Rules of Civil Procedure; Prisoner Request for Filing Fee Exemption; Financial Statement; Prisoner Account Statement - None of your documents contain a case number. As such, it is unclear to the court whether your intent was to initiate a new court case, or to amend the documents already filed in this case. - If you meant to open a new court case, you must also include a Case Description form. Both the Superior Court and the District Court Case Description forms are included for your convenience. - If you meant for the documents to be amendments to what was previously filed, they must contain your case number. Additionally, this case is now closed. The court issued the Order Denying Habeas Corpus on 5/17/2024. If you wish to reopen the case and file amended documents, you must include a motion (and proposed order) requesting such. Both of these forms are included for your convenience.
  15. Civil Deficiency Memo to: Elizabeth Crail The following documents are being returned to you: - 05/23/24 Opposition to "Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus" - The document you are opposing has been rejected for filing. Additionally, the court denied the Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus on 5/17/2024 and this case is closed. You may refile your opposition/answer if the case is reopened and an amended Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus is accepted for filing. Civil Rule 7(a).

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