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Case Information

Filed 2025-03-06
Status Post-Decision
Type Standard Civil Certiorari
Docket 35 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Petition - Certiorari
  2. Notice - Opinion Release Imminent
  3. Event - Oral - Panel
  4. Notice - Oral Argument Date Scheduled
  5. Event - Oral Panel - scheduled for 10/29/25, 9:30 a.m., MJC #100
  6. Order - Grant-Relator's motion to accept a substitute reply brief is granted, and the brief is ordered filed.
  7. Revised Brief - Reply E-Filed (ordered filed 8/6/25)
  8. Rejected - Amended Reply Brief (Multiple Document Types)
  9. Motion - Accept Substitute Reply Brief
  10. Motion - Accept Late Filings Rejected - Multiple File Types in One Filing
  11. Rejected - Amended Reply Brief (Untimely, No Motion)
  12. Brief - Reply E-Filed
  13. Brief - Respondent E-Filed
  14. Event - Electronic Record Submitted/Received - CTRACK
  15. Notice - Request Trial Court/Agency File
  16. Brief - Appellant E-Filed
  17. Order - Grant-Relator's Motion for Extension of Time to File Brief is Granted, Due 6/20/25.
  18. Reply - Other-Relator's Reply Motion to Request for Extension of Time
  19. Notice - Attorney Withdrawal - Nicholas Lienesch obo Respondent
  20. Response - Motion-Response to Relator's Request for Extension of Time.
  21. Motion - Extension of Time - Relator's Brief
  22. Event - Itemized List of Record Received
  23. Transcript - Delivery Certificate - Christine Simons
  24. Statement - Case - Respondent
  25. Transcript - Initial Certificate - Christine Simons
  26. Notice - Attorney Appearance - Carly Rasmussen obo Respondent
  27. Notice - Attorney Appearance Atty Zayed o/b/o Respondent
  28. Affidavit - Service of writ of cert
  29. Rejected Affidavit of Service of Issued Writ; service of issued writ on respondent not noted
  30. Affidavit - Service of writ of cert - REJECTED
  31. Rejected - Affidavit of Service - Signed Writ
  32. Affidavit - Service - Petition
  33. Notice - Case Filing
  34. Writ - Certiorari
  35. Statement - Case - Relator

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