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Court

Escambia County

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2025-07-29
Status CLOSED
Docket 33 entries
Disposition transfer

Parties

Plaintiff State Of Florida
Defendant Mackey, Alize Orlando
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Judge

Hon. N Simon John F

Escambia County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. ARREST SEQ: 5 - (322.34(2)(B)) KNOWINGLY DRIVING WHILE LICENSE SUSPENDED, CANCELED, REVOKED, OR THE EQUIVALENT SECOND OR SUBSEQUENT CONVICTION
  2. CASE TRANSFERRED TO MM: 8/28/2025 @ 8:30AM
  3. AFFIDAVIT OF INDIGENT STATUS FILED WITH CLERK DETERMINING THAT APPLICANT IS INDIGENT
  4. HEARING WORKSHEET FILED
  5. TRANSFERRED TO ANOTHER COURT SEQ: 3 - (322.34(2)(B)2) KNOWINGLY DRIVING WHILE LICENSE SUSPENDED, CANCELED, REVOKED, OR THE EQUIVALENT THIRD OR SUBSEQUENT CONVICTION
  6. TRANSFERRED TO ANOTHER COURT SEQ: 2 - (893.147(1)) DRUG EQUIP POSSESS-AND OR USE
  7. TRANSFERRED TO ANOTHER COURT SEQ: 1 - (893.13(6B)) MARIJUANA POSSESS-NOT MORE THAN 20 GRAMS
  8. TRANSFERRED TO ANOTHER COURT SEQ: 4 - (790.053) CARRYING WEAPON OPENLY
  9. N/A SEQ: 6 - (790.053) CARRYING WEAPON OPENLY
  10. NOFILE/NO PROSECUTION SEQ: 4 - (893.13(1A2)) DRUGS-DELIV/DISTR-DELIVER CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE SCHEDULE I
  11. NOFILE/NO PROSECUTION SEQ: 5 - (790.07(2)) WEAPON OFFENSE-USE DISPLAY ETC FIREARM DURING FELONY
  12. NO PROSECUTION OF FELONY CHARGES AND TRANSFERRING CASE TO COUNTY COURT
  13. INFORMATION - TRANSFER TO COUNTY COURT
  14. NOTICE OF DISCOVERY
  15. ENTRY OF PLEA OF NOT GUILTY
  16. PTR AGREEMENT
  17. ADD SENT TO TCATS - AKOA04E
  18. CITATION (DUPLICATE)
  19. PROFESSIONAL BOND CF5-70436856 POSTED $5,000.00
  20. PROFESSIONAL BOND CF10-70430712 POSTED $7,500.00
  21. PROFESSIONAL BOND CF10-70431516 POSTED $7,500.00
  22. PROFESSIONAL BOND CF5-70436857 POSTED $5,000.00
  23. PROSECUTOR: STATE ATTORNEY, DIVISION N ASSIGNED
  24. ARRAIGNMENTS SET FOR 08/15/2025 AT 8:30 AM IN MC/ , JDG: BRODERSEN, AMY P.
  25. SIMON, JOHN F: ASSIGNED
  26. ARREST REPORT
  27. NONADVERSARIAL PROBABLE CAUSE DETERMINATION RULE 3.133
  28. CASE FILED 07/29/2025 CASE NUMBER 2025 CF 002845 A
  29. CITATION
  30. ARREST SEQ: 1 - (790.07(2)) WEAPON OFFENSE-USE DISPLAY ETC FIREARM DURING FELONY
  31. ARREST SEQ: 2 - (893.13(1A2)) DRUGS-DELIV/DISTR-DELIVER CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE SCHEDULE I
  32. ARREST SEQ: 3 - (893.13(6A)) POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE WO PRESCRIPTION
  33. ARREST SEQ: 4 - (893.147(1)) DRUG EQUIP POSSESS-AND OR USE

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