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Case Information

Filed 2021-12-09
Status Closed
Type Standard Criminal 1 St Deg. Murder Direct
Docket 44 entries

Docket Entries

  1. otice - Appeal - Case Filed - 9/10/21 Judgment
  2. udgment - Non-costs
  3. pinion - Published
  4. otice - Opinion Release Imminent
  5. vent - Oral - En Banc
  6. otice - Counsel Arguing Cases - Andrea Barts o/b/o Appellant
  7. otice - Counsel Arguing Cases - Nicholas Hydukovich o/b/o Respondent
  8. vent - Oral En Banc - scheduled February 6, 2024
  9. rief - Reply E-Filed
  10. otice - Attorney Scheduling Conflicts - Nicholas Hydukovich o/b/o Respondent
  11. rief - Respondent E-Filed
  12. otice - Attorney Scheduling Conflicts - Andrea Barts
  13. rder - Grant; Respondent's brief due 11/20/23.
  14. otion - Extension of Time - Respondent's Brief
  15. vent - Electronic Record Submitted/Received + CTRACK
  16. otice - Request Trial Court/Agency File
  17. rder - Grant - Appellant's brief with a total wordcount of 17,851 is accepted as filed and served as of August 21, 2023.
  18. otice - Attorney Scheduling Conflicts - Andrea Barts o/b/o Appellant
  19. otion - Brief - Enlarged Appellant Brief
  20. rief - Appellant E-Filed (Accepted as filed and served as of 8/21/23, by order 9/6/23)
  21. rder - Grant Motion for Extension of Time - Appellant Brief Due 8/21/23
  22. otion - Extension of Time - Appellant Brief
  23. rder - Consolidating Cases - Stay Lifted
  24. otion - Stay - Dissolve and Consolidate Cases
  25. orrespondence - Status Letter
  26. rder - Stay Appeal
  27. otion - Stay
  28. rder - Grant Extension of Time - Appellant's Brief Due 9/7/22
  29. otion - Extension of Time - Appellant's Brief
  30. ranscript - Delivery Certificate - Natasha Anderson
  31. ther - Docket Notation - Rejected Cover of Transcripts as Unnecessary
  32. ranscript - Acceptance of SPDO Order - Natasha Anderson
  33. ranscript - Order for - Natasha Anderson, substitute court reporter for Lynn Burkett for the 3/2/20 hearing
  34. ranscript - Delivery Certificate - Lynn Burkett
  35. ranscript - Delivery Certificate-Cindy Olson
  36. ranscript - Initial Certificate - Lynn Burkett
  37. ranscript - Delivery Certificate - Jay Ward
  38. ranscript - Initial Certificate - CR Ward
  39. ranscript - Acceptance of SPDO Order - Cindy Olson
  40. ranscript - Order for - Cindy Olson
  41. ranscript - Order for - Jay Ward
  42. ranscript - Order for - Lynn Burkett
  43. otice - Attorney Substitution o/b/o Respondent
  44. otice - Case Filing

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