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Case Information

Filed 2025-08-01
Status Notice in Lieu of Remittitur Issued/Case Closed
Type Original Proceeding Civil Proper Person Writ Petition
Docket 11 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Notice in Lieu of Remittitur Issued/Case Closed.(SC)
  2. Filed Proper Person Emergency Petition for Writ of Mandamus, or in the Alternative, Writ of Prohibition. (SC)
  3. Filed Appendix to Petition for Writ of Mandamus/Prohibition. (SC)
  4. Filed Proper Person Affidavit and Motion to Proceed in Forma Pauperis. (SC)
  5. Filed Proper Person Certificate that No Transcripts are being Requested. (SC)
  6. Filed Petitioner's Motion to Expedite (STRICKEN PER 8/5/25 ORDER). (SC)
  7. Filed Order Granting Motion. Petitioner is seeking a waiver of the filing fee for this original proceeding, asserting indigence and inability to pay it. Good cause having been demonstrated, the motion is granted. No filing fee is due in this matter. (SC)
  8. Filed Order Striking Deficient Document. Order Striking Deficient Motion to Expedite. Petitioner's corrected motion due: 7 days. (SC)
  9. Filed Petitioner's Corrected Motion to Expedite and to Accept Filing Despite Form Defects Emergency Motion Under NRAP 27(e) Relief Required by 8/6/2025 (SC)
  10. Filed Order Denying Petition for Writ of Mandamus or Prohibition. "ORDER the petition DENIED." fn1[Petitioner's petition is deficient because it is missing a routing statement, an NRAP 27(e) certificate, page numbers, and a certificate of compliance, see NRAP 21(a)(3)(A), 21(a)(6), 21(d), and 21(e); his appendix is deficient because it is missing a cover page, sufficient index, and page numbers, see NRAP 21(a)(4). Further, it does not appear that service of the petition on real party in interest comported with NRAP 25(c), as petitioner did not provide to this court her consent in writing to service by electronic means. Nevertheless, in this one instance, petitioner's August 5, 2025, motion to accept the filings despite defects is granted, and the petition and appendix have been considered. The motion is also granted to the extent it seeks expedited consideration.] B25-KP/EC/PL (SC)
  11. Issued Notice in Lieu of Remittitur.(SC)

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