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Case Information

Filed 2026-01-29
Status OPEN
Type Mandamus
Docket 53 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Hayes, Michael J
Defendant Escambia County Sheriff Office|Viapath Technologies Legal Compliance Department|Escambia County Jail ( Detention Division/ Department Of Corrections)|Escambia County Clerk Of Court & Comptroller

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Docket Entries

  1. CASE FILED 10/24/2025 CASE NUMBER 2025 CC 007641
  2. CERTIFIED COPY OF PROGRESS DOCKET
  3. .TRANSFERRED FROM 2025 CC 007641
  4. FRYDRYCHOWICZ, JENNIFER J: ASSIGNED
  5. RITCHIE, SCOTT: ASSIGNED
  6. ORDER GRANTING PLAINTIFF'S MOTION TO TRANSFER
  7. CASE FILED 01/29/2026 CASE NUMBER 2026 CA 000146
  8. MOTION TO TRANSFER ACTION TO CIRCUIT COURT AND DENY AMENDED MOTION TO DISMISS
  9. NOTICE OF FILING VERIFIED SECOND AMENDED PETITION AND NOTICE THAT PRIOR MOTIONS ARE MOOT
  10. AMENDED MOTION TO DISMISS FILED BY DEFENDANT CLERK OF COURT
  11. SUMMONS RETURNED SERVED
  12. VERIFIED SECOND AMENDED PETITION FOR WRIT OF MANDAMUS AND ENFORCEMENT OF FLORIDA PUBLIC RECORDS ACT
  13. MOTION TO DISMISS FILED BY DEFENDANT CLERK OF COURT
  14. RENEWED MOTION TO TRANSFER IN THE ALTERNATIVE
  15. PLAINTIFF'S RESPONSE IN OPPOSITION TO MOTION TO DISMISS AND MOTION TO STRIKE
  16. MOTION TO DISMISS AMENDED PETITION FOR PUBLIC RECORDS FOR LACK OF SUBJECT MATTER JURISDICTION AND FOR FAILURE TO STATE A CLAIM UPON WHICH RELIEF MAY BE GRANTED AND MOTION TO STRIKE SUMMONS.
  17. SUMMONS RETURNED SERVED
  18. SUMMONS RETURNED SERVED
  19. ORDER ON DEFENDANTS MOTION TO VACATE
  20. SUMMONS ISSUED (AMENDED PETITION) - ESCAMBIA COUNTY SHERIFF ALONG WITH INDIGENT APPLICATION - ESSCAMBIA COUNTY CLERK OF COURT
  21. SUMMONS ISSUED (AMENDED PETITION) - ESCAMBIA COUNTY SHERIFF ALONG WITH INDIGENT APPLICATION - ESCAMBIA COUNTY JAIL
  22. SUMMONS ISSUED (AMENDED PETITION) - ESCAMBIA COUNTY SHERIFF ALONG WITH INDIGENT APPLICATION - ESCAMBIA COUNTY SHERIFF
  23. MOTION TO VACATE ORDER DENYING AS PROCEDURALLY MOOT
  24. SUMMONS ISSUANCE INSTRUCTIONS AND CHECKLIST
  25. AMENDED PETITION TO ENFORCE PUBLIC RECORDS
  26. SUMMONS RETURNED SERVED - ESCAMBIA COUNTY JAIL
  27. ORDER DENYING PLAINTIFF'S MOTIONS
  28. SUMMONS ISSUED - ESCAMBIA COUNTY JAIL ALONG WITH INDIGENT APPLICATION
  29. PLAINTIFFS MOTION TO ADD NECESSARY AND INDISPENSABLE PARTIES AND TO AMEND CASE STYLE
  30. PLAINTIFF MOTION FOR LEAVE TO AMEND NUNC PRO TUNC
  31. PLAINTIFFS MOTION TO TRANSFER INSTEAD OF DISMISSAL
  32. PLAINTIFFS OPPOSITION TO RESPONDENTS SUPPLEMENTAL MOTION TO DISMISS AND MOTION TO STRIKE
  33. RESPONDENT'S SUPPLEMENTAL MOTION TO DISMISS FOR LACK OF SUBJECT MATTER JURISDICTION AND MOTION TO STRIKE PETITIONER'S SECOND AMENDED MOTION TO COMPEL PUBLIC RECORDS AND FOR VIOLATIONS OF CIVIL RIGHTS
  34. SECOND AMENDED MOTION TO COMPEL PUBLIC RECORDS AND FOR VIOLATIONS OF CIVIL RIGHTS
  35. NOTICE OF DEFECTIVE SUMMONS
  36. HYBRID OPPOSITION TO DEFENDANTS MOTION TO DISMISS AND MOTION TO STRIKE
  37. HYBRID OPPOSITION TO DEFENDANT'S MOTION TO DISMISS AND MOTION TO STRIKE
  38. MOTION TO DISMISS AND ANSWER TO PETITION
  39. AMENDED PETITION TO ENFORCE PUBLIC RECORDS
  40. CIVIL CASE MANAGEMENT ORDER - STREAMLINED TRACK
  41. SUMMONS RETURNED SERVED
  42. SUMMONS ISSUED - ESCAMBIA COUNTY SHERIFF ALONG WITH THE INDIGENT APPLICATION
  43. AFFIDAVIT OF INDIGENT STATUS FILED WITH CLERK DETERMINING THAT APPLICANT IS INDIGENT
  44. PETITION TO ENFORCE PUBLIC RECORDS REQUEST (DUPLICATE)
  45. PROPOSED APPLICATION FOR DETERMINATION OF CIVIL INDIGENT STATUS
  46. PETITION TO ENFORCE PUBLIC RECORDS REQUEST (DUPLICATE)
  47. PROPOSED INDIGENT APPLICATION
  48. ORDER DENYING MOTION FOR INDIGENT STATUS
  49. RITCHIE, SCOTT: ASSIGNED
  50. MOTION AND AFFIDAVIT FOR DETERMINATION OF CIVIL INDIGENT STATUS
  51. MOTION AND AFFIDAVIT FOR DETERMINATION OF CIVIL INDIGENT STATUS
  52. PETITION TO ENFORCE PUBLIC RECORDS REQUEST
  53. CIVIL COVER SHEET

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