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Case Information

Filed 2024-11-14
Status Open
Type Gc General Complex
Docket 61 entries

Docket Entries

  1. COUNTY JAIL FIRST APPEARANCE
  2. Original Type COUNTY JAIL FIRST APPEARANCE
  3. Judicial Officer JUDGE, COMPLAINT ROOM
  4. Hearing Time 11:30 AM
  5. Result RESET FOR PRELIMINARY HEARING
  6. PRE-INDICTMENT JAIL COMMITMENT
  7. PRE-INDICTMENT P.T. ASSESSMENT
  8. PRE-INDICTMENT FIRST APPEARANCE COURT ACTION
  9. View Document FIRST APPEARANCE ACTION FORM - NEW
  10. PRE-INDICTMENT ORDER FOR BOND
  11. View Document First Appearance Order for Bond - AUTOMATED - NEW
  12. Comment 30,000.00 STRAIGHT
  13. PRE-INDICTMENT ENTRY OF APPEARANCE
  14. View Document PRE-INDICTMENT ENTRY OF APPEARANCE *
  15. Comment Entry of Appearance
  16. PRE-INDICTMENT LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  17. View Document PRE-INDICTMENT LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  18. Comment Leave of Absence 23CP222654
  19. PRE-INDICTMENT ENTRY OF APPEARANCE
  20. View Document PRE-INDICTMENT ENTRY OF APPEARANCE *
  21. Comment Entry of Appearance 23CP222654
  22. PRE-INDICTMENT DEMAND/MOTION FOR DISCOVERY
  23. View Document PRE-INDICTMENT DEMAND/MOTION FOR DISCOVERY
  24. Comment Motion for Discovery 23CP222654
  25. CRIMINAL INDICTMENT
  26. View Document CRIMINAL INDICTMENT
  27. WAIVER OF ARRAIGNMENT FORM
  28. View Document WAIVER OF ARRAIGNMENT FORM
  29. Comment WAIVER OF ARRAIGNMENT
  30. NOTICE
  31. View Document NOTICE
  32. Comment Notice of Attorney's Conflict
  33. PLEA AND ARRAIGNMENT
  34. Original Type PLEA AND ARRAIGNMENT
  35. View Document JUDGE RICHARDSON 2020 NOTICE
  36. View Document JUDGE RICHARDSON 2020 NOTICE
  37. Judicial Officer RICHARDSON, EMILY
  38. Hearing Time 9:30 AM
  39. Result WAIVE ARRAIGNMENT
  40. Comment Plea & Arraignment
  41. CERTIFICATE OF DISCOVERY
  42. View Document CERTIFICATE OF DISCOVERY
  43. Comment Cert of Discovery
  44. SCHEDULING ORDER
  45. View Document SCHEDULING ORDER
  46. Comment SCHEDULING ORDER
  47. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  48. View Document LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  49. Comment Attorney Notice of Amended Leave
  50. MOTION
  51. View Document MOTION
  52. Comment Motion for Additional Time to file Particularized Motions
  53. SCHEDULING ORDER
  54. View Document Scheduling Order - S. Williams (Amended).pdf
  55. Comment SCHEDULING ORDER
  56. ORDER
  57. View Document ORDER
  58. Comment ORDER FOR MORE TIME TO FILE ADDITIONAL MOTIONS
  59. FINAL PLEA & TRIAL
  60. Judicial Officer RICHARDSON, EMILY
  61. Hearing Time 9:30 AM

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