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Filed 2025-05-01
Type Ap Writ Of Prohibition
Docket 13 entries

Docket Entries

  1. reliminary Writ Issued NOW, THEREFORE, it is hereby ordered that this, a Preliminary Writ of Prohibition, be issued out of and under the seal of this court, directed to you, the Honorable James Justus, whereby you are directed to refrain from proceeding in Phelps County case no. 25PH-CV00745 until further order of this court. Further, you are hereby directed to file your answer to relators' petition in prohibition on or before May 27, 2025. Failure to file an answer may result in entry of a final order for the relief requested in relators' petition. Thereafter, briefing shall proceed in accordance with Rule 84.24(h).
  2. nswer to Show Cause Order Respondents Response to the Show Cause Order; Electronic Filing Certificate of Service. Filed By: DAVID M DUREE On Behalf Of: JAMES K. JUSTUS, JAMES K. JUSTUS
  3. iling Respondents Response to Relators Petition for Writ of Prohibition; Electronic Filing Certificate of Service. Filed By: DAVID M DUREE On Behalf Of: JAMES K. JUSTUS, JAMES K. JUSTUS
  4. xhibits Filed Respondents Index of Exhibits; Electronic Filing Certificate of Service. Filed By: DAVID M DUREE On Behalf Of: JAMES K. JUSTUS, JAMES K. JUSTUS
  5. rder to Show Cause Issued Now on this day, the Court takes up relators' petition for writ of prohibition. Having fully considered the same, the Court, pursuant to Rule 84.24(e) and (i) and for the reasons stated therein, hereby dispenses with the Court's normal procedure in writ cases. The Court hereby orders respondent, the Honorable James Justus, to file written suggestions on or before May 12, 2025, showing cause why this Court should not issue its preliminary writ based upon the allegations contained in relator's petition.
  6. cknowledgement Letter Sent
  7. lerk Remark Case assigned to division comprising Judges Bates, West, and Hamner.
  8. ivision Assigned
  9. iling Info Sheet eFiling Filed By: JOSEPH NEELY
  10. ervice on Respondent Proof of Service. Filed By: JOSEPH NEELY On Behalf Of: STEVEN PRIVETTE, ALICE BELL
  11. xhibits Filed Index and Exhibits. Filed By: JOSEPH NEELY On Behalf Of: STEVEN PRIVETTE, ALICE BELL
  12. uggestions in Support Writ Suggestions in Support. Filed By: JOSEPH NEELY On Behalf Of: STEVEN PRIVETTE, ALICE BELL
  13. rit Filed in MO Ct of Appeals Writ Petition. Filed By: JOSEPH NEELY On Behalf Of: STEVEN PRIVETTE, ALICE BELL

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