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Case Information

Filed 2025-09-02
Status CLOSED
Type Habeas Corpus
Docket 24 entries
Disposition transfer

Parties

Plaintiff Chambers, Keion
Defendant Department Of Corrections
Photo of Hon. Smith J Layne

Judge

Hon. Smith J Layne

Wakulla County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. Judge: SMITH , J LAYNE assigned
  2. LETTER FROM PETITIONER (CLERK ONLY FILED THIS AS IT WS RECEIVED. CLERK MAILED THIS LETTER BACK TO PETITIONER ALONG WITH ORDER AND LETTER OF TRANSFER TO LEON)
  3. TRANSFER LETTER/CASE MAILED TO LEON COUNTY
  4. Case Status set to CLOSED
  5. ORDER DISMISSING PETITION FOR WRIT OF MANDAMUS
  6. RESPONSE TO THE ORDER SHOW CAUSE (RESPONDENTS)
  7. COVER LETTER FROM PETITIONER WITH ALL DOCUMENTATION (PETITIONER)
  8. ORDER GRANTING COVER LETTER (PETITIONER)
  9. LETTER OF THREAT FROM OTHER INMATE (PETITIONER)
  10. DECLARATION OF TRUTH (PETITIONER)
  11. MOTION FOR EMERGENCY ACTION (PETITIONER)
  12. MOTION FOR GRANTING WRIT (PETITIONER)
  13. ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
  14. PETITIONER'S COVER LETTER TO THE COURT WITH EXHIBITS AS TO EVIDENCE RELEVANT TO PROVE EVENTS, FACTS IN PETITIONER'S WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS
  15. MOTION FOR TORTIOUS INTERFERRANCE WITH THE COURTS- PETITIONER
  16. Respondent Attorney: MAGALY RODRIGUEZ for to DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS
  17. PETITIONER'S 1ST REQUEST FOR ADMISSIONS
  18. MOTION FOR DECLARITORY (PETITIONER)
  19. NOTICE OF APPEARANCE ON BEHALF OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA (FILED WITH SUPREME COURT)
  20. LETTER FROM SUPREME COURT
  21. PETITION FOR WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS
  22. LETTER OF TRANSFER FROM SUPREME COURT
  23. LETTER FROM SUPREME COURT
  24. Case 652025CA000111CAAXMX Filed with Clerk on 9/2/2025

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