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Bay County(Florida)

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2025-01-17
Status CLOSED
Type Florida Contraband Forfeiture Act
Docket 25 entries
Disposition default final judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Bay County Sheriffs Office
Defendant Isaacs, David Charles
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Judge

Hon. SMILEY, ELIJAH

Bay County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. AYMENT $1500.00 RECEIPT #2025012603 FROM CASH BOND
  2. ASE CLOSE
  3. P - COVER LETTE
  4. P - DEFAULT FINAL JUDGMENT OF FOREFEITURE AS TO CLAIMANT DAVID CHARLES ISAACS AND ORDER DIRECTING RETURN OF FOREFEITURE BOND - RECORDED (OR.4891.1404. / 2025012708
  5. P - COVER LETTE
  6. P - PETITIONERS NOTICE OF FILING PROOF OF PUBLICATIO
  7. P - PETITIONERS MOTION FOR ENTRY OF DEFAULT FINAL JUDGMENT OF FOREITURE AS TO CLAIMANT DAVID CHARLES ISAAC
  8. P - PETITIONERS MOTION FOR DEFAULT OF CLAIMANT DAVID CHARLES ISAACS - ENTERE
  9. T SUMMONS / EVICTIONS SERVED DAVID CHARLES ISAACS
  10. P - PETITIONERS NOTICE OF FILING RETURN OF SERVICE AS TO CLAIMANT DAVID CHARLES ISAACS - SERVED
  11. LAINTIFF'S ATTORNEY: DODGE, LAUREN K ASSIGNE
  12. UDGE SMILEY, ELIJAH: ASSIGNE
  13. IVISION S ASSIGNE
  14. IVIL CASH BOND PENDING POSTED $1,500.00 - DEPOSIT RECEIVED ON #
  15. IVIL CASH BOND PENDING POSTED $1,500
  16. AYMENT $1,001.00 RECEIPT
  17. LORIDA CONTRABAND FORFEITURE ACT ASSESSED $1001
  18. P - MEMO FOR PAYMEN
  19. P - COMPLAINT FOR FORFEITUR
  20. P - PETITIONERS AFFIDAVIT OF NON-MILITARY SERVIC
  21. LAINTIFF'S ATTORNEY: DODGE, LAUREN K ASSIGNE
  22. P - ORDER DETERMINING PROBABLE CAUS
  23. P - INITIAL APPLICATIO
  24. P - CIVIL COVER SHEE
  25. ASE TYPE : FLORIDA CONTRABAND FORFEITURE AC

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