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Case Information

Filed 2025-08-18
Status ACTIVE
Type Crim Appeal Circuit To District
Docket 16 entries
Disposition dismissed

Parties

Plaintiff Brennan, Amanda Yvonne
Defendant State Of Florida ,
Photo of Hon. Ward David Vincent

Judge

Hon. Ward David Vincent

Highlands County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. DescriptionAppellant Attorney: LISA B LOTT Assigned to FACC.CLERICUS.Identity.NamesBAO
  2. DescriptionSIXTH DISTRICT COURT OF APPEALS ORDER: WITHIN TWENTY DAYS FROM THE DATE OF THIS ORDER, APPELLANT SHALL SERVE AN INITIAL BRIEF OR, ALTERNATIVELY, FILE A RESPONSE THAT SHOWS CAUSE WHY THIS APPEAL SHOULD NOT BE DISMISSED FOR FAILING TO TIMELY SERVE AN INITIAL BRIEF. IF APPELLANT FAILS TO TIMELY COMPLY WITH THIS ORDER, THIS CASE MAY BE DISMISSED WITHOUT FURTHER NOITCE OR OPPORTUNITY TO BE HEARD ( 6D2025-2011 )
  3. DescriptionAPPEAL PACKAGE
  4. DescriptionAppellant Attorney: PETER J BREWER Assigned to FACC.CLERICUS.Identity.NamesBAO
  5. DescriptionAppellee Attorney: ASHLEY MOODY Assigned to FACC.CLERICUS.Identity.NamesBAO
  6. DescriptionSIXTH DISTRICT COURT OF APPEALS ORDER: THE MOTION TO WITHDRAW IS GRANTED, AND TRIAL COUNSEL FOR APPELLANT IS RELIVED OF FURTHER APPELLATE RESPONSIBILITIES IN LIGHT OF THE APPOINTMENT OF APPELLATE COUNSEL FOR APPELLANT BY THE LOWER TRIBUNAL ( 6D2025-2011 )
  7. DescriptionCRIMINAL APPEAL RECORD DUE with a due date 10/9/2025 updated with compliance action of
  8. DescriptionCompliance CRIM APPEAL REC DUE has been created with due date of 10/9/2025
  9. DescriptionSIXTH DISTRICT COURT OF APPEALS ORDER: WITHIN FORTY DAYS FROM THE DATE OF THIS ORDER, APPELLANT SHALL EITHER PAY TO THE CLERK OF THE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT OF APPEAL THE $300.00 FILING OR FILE IN THIS COURT A CERTIFIED COPY OF THE LOWER TRIBUNAL'S ORDER OF INSOLVENCY FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES ( 6D2025-2011 )
  10. SIXTH DISTRICT COURT OF APPEALS ORDER: THIS CASE APPEARS TO SEEK REVIEW OF THE ORDER ENTERED IN A CRIMINAL CASE AND SHALL PROCEED UNDER FLORIDA RUL OF APPELLATE PRO 9.140. WITHIN FIFTY DAYS FROM THE DATE THE NOTICE OF APPEAL WAS FILED IN THE LOWER TRIBUNAL, THE CLERK OF THE LOWER TRIBUNAL SHALL TRANSMIT THE RECORD ON APPEAL 9.200 ( 6D2025-2011 )
  11. ACKNOWLEDGMENT FROM DISTRICT COURT ( 6D2025-2011 )
  12. NOTICE OF APPEAL TRANSMITTAL FORM
  13. NOTICE OF APPEAL
  14. Prosecutor: ASHLEY BROOKE MOODY Assigned
  15. Judge: WARD , DAVID VINCENT Assigned
  16. Assessment 1 assessed at sum $100.00

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