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Court

Alaska Unified

Alaska

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Case Information

Filed 2024-08-30
Status 08/29/2024
Type Appeal From Administrative Agency (3 An)|Administrative Agency Appeal Other
Docket 14 entries
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Judge

Hon. Easter, Catherine M

Anchorage Borough (AK)

Alaska

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Docket Entries

  1. NOTICE: Summons Not To Issue and Case Not To Proceed Until Filing Fee Is Paid or Waived
  2. Notice of Appeal from Administrative Agency
  3. Cash Deposit Appeal Posted
  4. 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 Bryson McEneaney (Appellant);
  5. Motion to Waive or Reduce Cost Bond Attorney: Self-Represented (0100001) Bryson McEneaney (Appellant); Filing Party: McEneaney, Bryson Case Motion #1
  6. Prisoner Request for Filing Fee Exemption Attorney: Self-Represented (0100001) Bryson McEneaney (Appellant); Filing Party: McEneaney, Bryson Case Motion #2
  7. Statement of Points on Appeal Bryson McEneaney (Appellant);
  8. Order Granting Motion McEneaney, Bryson Case Motion #2 Prisoner Request for Filing Fee Exemption
  9. Order Granting Motion McEneaney, Bryson Case Motion #1 Motion to Waive or Reduce Cost Bond
  10. Entry of Appearance Attorney: Pace, Andalyn (1305025) Department of Corrections (Appellee);
  11. Attorney Information Attorney Pace, Andalyn representing Appellee Department of Corrections as of 09/12/2024
  12. Opposition to Prisoner Request for Filing Fee Exemption Attorney: Pace, Andalyn (1305025) Department of Corrections (Appellee); Case Motion #2: Prisoner Request for Filing Fee Exemption
  13. Clerk's Notice of Dismissal of Appeal for Failure to Comply with Rules You have failed to comply with the Appellate Rules. This appeal will be dismissed for want of prosecution unless you remedy the default by the close of business on 10/21/24 . 1 The filing fee for this appeal $111.21___________ has not been paid. To remedy, you must pay the filing fee by the date stated above. Notice of Dismissal of Appeal (11/15) Sent on: 10/03/2024 08:26:43.20
  14. Appeal Dismissed. Case Closed.

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