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Court

Indiana Unified County

Indiana

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Case Information

Filed 2022-01-25
Status Decided
Type F 6 Felony 6
Docket 60 entries
Disposition not guilty

Parties

Plaintiff State Of Indiana
Defendant Curtsinger Jr., Wakey
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Judge

Hon. Bell Sabrina

Crawford County (IN)

Indiana

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Docket Entries

  1. Case Opened as a New Filing
  2. Case Filed Electronically
  3. Information Filed
  4. Appearance Filed
  5. Probable Cause Affidavit Filed
  6. Initial Hearing
  7. Hearing Scheduling Activity
  8. Advisement of Rights Conducted
  9. Court Sets Bond
  10. Hearing Journal Entry
  11. Automated Paper Notice Issued to Parties
  12. Automated ENotice Issued to Parties
  13. Report Filed
  14. Correspondence to/from Court Filed
  15. Probable Cause Found: Order Issued
  16. Hearing Scheduling Activity
  17. Order on Initial Hearing
  18. Automated Paper Notice Issued to Parties
  19. Automated ENotice Issued to Parties
  20. Service Issued
  21. Correspondence to/from Court Filed
  22. Correspondence to/from Court Filed
  23. No Contact Order Issued
  24. Administrative Event
  25. Service Issued
  26. Order Issued
  27. Order Issued
  28. Indigent Counsel Appointed at County Expense
  29. Automated ENotice Issued to Parties
  30. Cash Bond Entered in Clerk's Office
  31. Service Returned Served
  32. Notice Filed
  33. Order Appointing Public Defender
  34. Indigent Counsel Appointed at County Expense
  35. Report Filed
  36. Automated ENotice Issued to Parties
  37. Invalid Email: Automated Paper Notice Issued to Parties
  38. Pretrial Conference
  39. Hearing Scheduling Activity
  40. Hearing Journal Entry
  41. Automated ENotice Issued to Parties
  42. Invalid Email: Automated Paper Notice Issued to Parties
  43. Report Filed
  44. Appearance Filed
  45. Motion for Continuance Filed
  46. Hearing Scheduling Activity
  47. Order Granting Motion for Continuance
  48. Automated ENotice Issued to Parties
  49. Invalid Email: Automated Paper Notice Issued to Parties
  50. Report Filed
  51. Pretrial Conference
  52. Plea Agreement Filed
  53. Written Advisement and Waiver of Rights Filed
  54. Judgment
  55. Sentenced
  56. Automated ENotice Issued to Parties

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