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Case Information

Filed 2025-01-10
Status Awaiting Record
Type Civil Appeal General Proper Person
Docket 24 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Filing Fee due for Appeal. (SC)
  2. Filed Notice of Appeal/Proper Person. Appeal docketed in the Supreme Court this day. (SC)
  3. Issued Notice to Pay Supreme Court Filing Fee/Proper Person. No action will be taken on this matter until filing fee is paid. Due Date: 14 days. (SC)
  4. Issued Notice of Mandatory Electronic Filing. All attorneys are required to file electronically. To: Russel G. Gubler. (SC)
  5. Filing Fee Paid. $250.00 from Shannon Stiggins. Check no. 0766806112 (SC)
  6. Filed Proper Person's Proof of Service for Notice of Appeal and Case Appeal Statement. (SC)
  7. Issued Notice Regarding Deadlines. Transcript request form due: 14 days; Docketing statement due: 21 days; Opening/Informal brief due: 120 days. (SC)
  8. Filed Order to Obtain Electronic Filing Account. Russel G. Gubler shall have 14 days from the date of this order to obtain an electronic filing account with this court. (SC)
  9. Filed Notice of Completion from Court Reporter. Elizabeth Nawn Dates of transcripts: 12/05/2024. (SC)
  10. Filed Respondent's Notice of Obtaining Electronic Filing Account for Russell Gubler. (SC)
  11. Filed Notice Returning Documents Unfiled. Notice of Constitutional Challenge and Docketing Statement. (SC)
  12. Filed Docketing Statement (REJECTED PER 02/05/25 NOTICE). (SC)
  13. Filed Proper Person Letter - Notice of Constitutional Challenge. (STRICKEN PER 2/5/25 ORDER). (SC)
  14. Filed Appellant's Request for Rough Draft Transcript of Proceedings. (SC)
  15. Issued Notice of Rejection of Filed Document "Docketing Statement". (SC)
  16. Filed Order Striking Deficient Document. Order Striking Deficient Letter - Notice of Constitutional Challenge. Corrected notice due: 7 days. (SC)
  17. Filed Appellant's Docketing Statement (REJECTED PER 02/06/25 NOTICE). (SC)
  18. Filed Notice Returning Document Unfiled. Transcript Request and Transcripts. (SC)
  19. Issued Notice of Rejection of Filed Document "Docketing Statement". (SC)
  20. Filed Proper Person's Notice of Receiving Transcripts. (SC)
  21. Filed Appellant's Docketing Statement. (missing attachments but were included in second submission of Docketing Statement.) (SC)
  22. Filed Appellant's Docketing Statement (SC)
  23. Filed Order/Transmit Record. Record due: 30 days. (SC)
  24. Filed District Court's Record on Appeal - Vol. 1. (SC)

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