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Case Information

Filed 2025-10-24
Status OPEN
Docket 43 entries

Parties

Plaintiff State Of Florida
Defendant Weaver, Jimisha Oshell
Photo of Hon. F Nobles Linda L

Judge

Hon. F Nobles Linda L

Escambia County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. CASE FILED 09/03/2025 CASE NUMBER 2025 MM 004175 A
  2. ARRAIGNMENTS SET FOR 11/07/2025 AT 8:30 AM IN MC/ , JDG: MILLER, JOHN L
  3. PROSECUTOR: STATE ATTORNEY, DIVISION F ASSIGNED
  4. NOBLES, LINDA L: ASSIGNED
  5. RECIDIVIST: CASE ASSIGNED TO DIV F: (25 CF 3873)
  6. .TRANSFERRED FROM 2025 MM 004175 A
  7. CASE FILED 10/24/2025 CASE NUMBER 2025 MM 004175 A
  8. CASE TRANSFERRED TO CF: 11/7/2025 @ 8;30AM
  9. TRANSFERRED TO ANOTHER COURT SEQ: 1 - (812.014(3B)) PETIT THEFT SECOND OFFENSE
  10. ORDER TO TRANSFER TO CIRCUIT COURT
  11. TRANSFERRED TO ANOTHER COURT SEQ: 1 - (812.014(3B)) PETIT THEFT SECOND OFFENSE
  12. SECOND AMENDED DISCOVERY EXHIBIT
  13. PETITION FOR TRANSFER TO CIRCUIT COURT
  14. AFFIDAVIT OF INDIGENT STATUS FILED WITH CLERK DETERMINING THAT APPLICANT IS INDIGENT
  15. APPLICATION FOR CRIMINAL INDIGENT STATUS
  16. NONADVERSARIAL PROBABLE CAUSE DETERMINATION RULE 3.133
  17. CAPIAS RETURNED SERVED
  18. INITIAL VIDEO/WEEKEND/HOLIDAY APP HELD FOR ORIG CHGS
  19. ARREST REPORT
  20. VIDEO APPEARANCE SET FOR 10/14/2025 AT 1:30 PM IN CRVID/ , JDG: LIGHTEL, KRISTINA DENISE
  21. CAPIAS ISSUED STATUS CHANGED TO SERVED
  22. CAPIAS ISSUED
  23. CAPIAS ISSUED NOTES: BOND REVOKED; NO ADDRESS PROVIDED
  24. CAPIAS ISSUED STATUS CHANGED TO SENT TO SHERIFF
  25. CAPIAS ISSUED ISSUED: ORDER REVOKING BOND
  26. CASE SECURED FOR ACTIVE PROCESS
  27. ORDER GRANTING STATE'S MOTION TO REVOKE BOND
  28. STATE'S MOTION TO REVOKE BOND
  29. FIRST AMENDED DISCOVERY EXHIBIT
  30. FIRST AMENDED DISCOVERY EXHIBIT
  31. DISCOVERY EXHIBIT
  32. DEMAND FOR NOTICE OF ALIBI
  33. NOTICE OF DISCOVERY
  34. AFFIDAVIT OF INDIGENT STATUS FILED WITH CLERK DETERMINING THAT APPLICANT IS INDIGENT
  35. HEARING WORKSHEET FILED
  36. PLEA DAY SET FOR 11/05/2025 AT 9:00 AM IN MC/ , JDG: RITCHIE, SCOTT
  37. INFORMATION
  38. ARRAIGNMENTS SET FOR 09/18/2025 AT 8:30 AM IN MC/ , JDG: RITCHIE, SCOTT
  39. RITCHIE, SCOTT: ASSIGNED
  40. PROSECUTOR: STATE ATTORNEY, DIVISION FOUR ASSIGNED
  41. NOTICE TO APPEAR
  42. NOTICE TO APPEAR SEQ: 1 - (812.014(3A)) PETIT THEFT 2ND DEGREE FIRST OFFENSE
  43. NOTICE TO APPEAR SEQ: 1 - (812.014(3A)) PETIT THEFT 2ND DEGREE FIRST OFFENSE

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