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Case Information

Filed 2024-02-21
Status Complete
Type Appeals Appeal From Judgment Misdemeanor
Docket 25 entries

Parties

Defendant 08:30 Am|08:30 Am

Docket Entries

  1. Notification of Filing Appellate Case (Misdemeanor)
  2. Order for Appointment of Counsel on Appeal
  3. Notice of Filing of the Record on Appeal and Briefing Schedule
  4. Appellant's Opening Brief
  5. Notice of Failure to File the Respondent's Brief
  6. Request for Relief from Default and for Extension of Time to File Respondent's Brief
  7. Request for Relief from Default and for Extension of Time to File Respondent's Brief; Declaration in Support; Proposed Order
  8. Minute Order: Exparte re: Appellate Request for Extension
  9. Certificate of Mailing
  10. Second Request for Extension of Time to File Respondent's Brief
  11. Certificate of Mailing
  12. Minute Order: Exparte re: Appellate Request for Extension Respondent's 2nd Request
  13. Third Request for Extension of Time to File Respondent's Brief
  14. Third Request for Extension of time to file Respondent's Brief; Declaration in Support; [Proposed] Order
  15. Certificate of Mailing
  16. Minute Order: Exparte re: Appellate Request for Extension Respondent's 3rd Request
  17. Respondent's Brief
  18. Respondent's Brief
  19. Notice to Appear (Video Appearance)
  20. Minute Order: Exparte re: Appellate Augment on Court's Own Motion
  21. Certificate of Mailing
  22. Minute Order: Hearing on Appeal from the order of 01/25/24
  23. Clerk's Certificate of Mailing (Documents)
  24. Per Curiam Opinion (Infraction/Misdemeanor)
  25. Minute Order: Ruling on Matter Submitted (Appellate)

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