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Case Information

Filed 2024-07-30
Type Certification Of Juvenile
Docket 53 entries

Docket Entries

  1. rder entered . Order
  2. otion for rehearing disposed
  3. otion for rehearing filed . Motion
  4. otion for rehearing enbanc due
  5. otion for rehearing due
  6. emorandum opinion issued . Memorandum Opinion
  7. udgment Issued . Judgment
  8. ubmitted
  9. ppellees brief due
  10. et for submission on briefs - oral argument denied . Notice
  11. rder entered . Order
  12. ppellees brief due
  13. mended brief filed . Notice
  14. rief filed - oral argument requested . BRief
  15. ppellants brief due
  16. upplemental clerks record filed . Notice
  17. esponse due
  18. ase reinstated
  19. rder entered . Order
  20. upplemental reporters record filed . Notice
  21. upplemental clerks record filed . Notice
  22. rder issued . Order
  23. upplemental clerks record due
  24. ppearance of counsel . Correspondence
  25. ppellants brief due
  26. etter issued by the court . Notice
  27. rder entered . Order
  28. otion for extension of time to file brief disposed
  29. rder withdrawn . Notice
  30. otion for extension of time to file brief filed . Extension
  31. ppellants brief due
  32. otion for extension of time to file brief disposed
  33. rder entered . Order
  34. ppellants brief due
  35. otion for extension of time to file brief filed . Extension
  36. rder entered . Order
  37. otion for extension of time to file brief disposed
  38. rder withdrawn . Notice
  39. otion for extension of time to file brief filed . Extension
  40. otion for extension of time to file brief filed . Extension
  41. ppellants brief due
  42. ourt fee due
  43. ocketing statement due
  44. eporters record due
  45. xhibits filed
  46. eporters record filed . Notice
  47. lerks record filed . Notice
  48. xtension of time to file reporters record disposed . Notice
  49. xtension of time to file reporters record filed . Extension Request
  50. ecord due
  51. otice of appeal received . Notice
  52. ase began in court of appeals . Notice
  53. otice of appeal filed in trial court

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