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Case Information

Filed 2025-03-11
Status Disposed
Type Civil Injunction
Docket 56 entries
Disposition dismiss

Docket Entries

  1. Clerk uploaded Order
  2. Correspondence from Court
  3. Constitutionality Notice
  4. Docketing Statement
  5. Certificate Regarding Transcripts
  6. Preliminary Statement of the Issues
  7. Clerk uploaded Delinquency Order
  9. Motion for Articulation (Trial Court Only)
  10. Designation of the Proposed Contents of the Clerk Appendix
  11. Motion for Articulation (Trial Court Only)
  12. Motion for Articulation (Trial Court Only)
  13. Clerk uploaded electronic version of Clerk Appendix
  14. Motion to Dismiss
  15. Response Date: 4/11/2025
  16. Designation of the Proposed Contents of the Clerk Appendix
  17. Preliminary Statement of the Issues
  18. E-filed Opposition, Response or Withdrawal of Motion
  19. Motion to Compel
  20. Designation of the Proposed Contents of the Clerk Appendix
  21. Clerk uploaded Order
  22. Motion to Compel
  23. Clerk uploaded Order
  24. Motion to Compel
  25. Motion - Other
  26. Appellant Brief Extension Date:
  27. Motion to Substitute Party
  28. Appellant Brief Extension Date:06/13/2025
  29. E-filed Opposition, Response or Withdrawal of Motion
  30. Motion to Disqualify
  31. Response Date: 4/28/2025
  32. Motion to Take Judicial Notice
  33. Motion to Take Judicial Notice
  34. Designation of the Proposed Contents of the Clerk Appendix
  35. E-filed Opposition, Response or Withdrawal of Motion
  36. Clerk uploaded Order
  37. Motion to Compel
  38. Request for Additional Pages/Words in Motion, Petition or Brief
  39. Clerk uploaded Order
  40. Motion to Substitute Party
  41. Motion to Substitute Party
  42. Constitutionality Notice
  43. Preliminary Statement of the Issues
  44. Appellant Brief Extension Date:
  45. Electronic version of Brief
  46. Designation of the Proposed Contents of the Clerk Appendix
  47. Party Motion
  48. Clerk uploaded Order
  49. Clerk uploaded Order
  50. Clerk uploaded Order
  51. Clerk uploaded Order
  52. Clerk uploaded Order
  53. Clerk uploaded Order
  54. Clerk uploaded Order
  55. Clerk uploaded Order
  56. Clerk uploaded Order

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