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Case Information

Filed 2025-02-13
Status Closed
Type Standard Criminal Pre Trial
Docket 36 entries

Docket Entries

  1. otice - Appeal - Case Filed - 2/10/25 Order
  2. rder - PFR - Deny
  3. rder - Taxation of Costs-Disbursements and/or Atty Fees
  4. otion - Strike - Respondent's Motion to Accept a Reply in Support of Motion for Attorney Fees
  5. otion - Accept Misc. Documents - Reply in Support of Motion for Fees
  6. ejected reply in support of motion for fees and response to reply - Neither authorized by 139.05
  7. esponse - Motion for Attorney Fees
  8. etition - Further Review
  9. rder - Grant - Motion for attorney fees is ordered filed; Response due 9/5/25.
  10. otion - Attorney Fees
  11. otion - Accept Late Filings - Motion for Attorney Fees
  12. pinion - Nonprecedential
  13. otice - Opinion Release Imminent
  14. vent - Oral - Panel
  15. orrespondence - Citation of Supplemental Authority
  16. orrespondence - Citation of Supplemental Authority
  17. otice - Oral Argument Date Scheduled
  18. vent - Oral Panel - scheduled for 05/29/2025, 9:30 a.m., #200
  19. otice - Attorney Scheduling Conflicts - Attorney Draper o/b/o Appellant
  20. otice - Attorney Scheduling Conflicts-Attorney Erickson for Respondent
  21. rief - Reply E-Filed-Appellant
  22. orrespondence - Oral Argument -Request-Respondent
  23. rief - Respondent E-Filed
  24. rder - Deny Motion to Supplement the Record. Deny Motion to Find Respondent in Default. Respondent Brief Due 3/21/25
  25. vent - Electronic Record Submitted/Received
  26. ppellant's Notice of Default of Respondent and Motion for Appeal to be Determined on the Merits
  27. eply - Motion to Supplement the Record
  28. esponse - Motion to Supplement the Record
  29. otion - Supplement the Record
  30. otice - Request Trial Court/Agency File
  31. rief - Appellant E-Filed
  32. otice - Attorney Appearance - Atty Erickson obo Respondent
  33. mended Notice - Case Filing
  34. otice - Case Filing
  35. ranscript - Order for (No CR Listed)
  36. tatement - Case - Appellant

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