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Lee

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2025-02-26
Status Closed
Type Adult Felony
Docket 40 entries
Disposition transfer order

Parties

Plaintiff State Of Florida
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Judge

Hon. Judge Assigned No

Lee

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. UCR Case Initiation
  2. Case Opened By Transfer Order
  3. Transfer Order Filed
  4. Booking Report Filed
  5. Information and Notice to the Clerk Filed
  6. Sentence and Judgment Filed
  7. Notice of Discovery (Supplemental) Filed
  8. Notice to Appear Filed
  9. Other Document Filed Surety Bond
  10. Other Document Filed Surety Bond
  11. Record of First Appearance Filed
  12. Application for Indigent Status/Deter Indigent Filed
  13. Other Document Filed Inventory of Firearms
  14. Motion for Release on Own Recognizance/Reduction Bond Filed
  15. Not of Appearance/Wvr of Arrgn/Wrttn Plea NG/Dmd Disc Filed
  16. Notice of Hearing Filed
  17. Notice of Confidential Information within Court Filing
  18. Notice of Discovery Filed
  19. Notice to Appear Filed
  20. Order Filed
  21. Order Filed
  22. Other Document Filed Permission To Use Email
  23. Returned Mail and Contents Filed (Notice To Appear)
  24. Notice to Appear Filed
  25. Notice of Hearing Filed
  26. Notice to Appear Filed
  27. Waiver of Appearance Filed
  28. Certificate Filed Discharge of Bond
  29. Certificate Filed Discharge Bond
  30. Fingerprints Taken Filed
  31. General Consent for Release of Confidential Information
  32. Order Filed
  33. Defendant's Plea of Guilty or No Contest Letter Filed
  34. Veterans Track Contract Filed
  35. Order Filed Order of State Probation
  36. Transfer Order Filed Agreed Order
  37. Criminal Punishment Code Scoresheet Filed
  38. Notice of Discovery (Supplemental) Filed
  39. Order for Restitution Filed
  40. Order for Restitution Filed

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