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Case Information

Filed 2025-11-06
Status Briefing Suspended
Type Criminal Appeal Other Pretrial
Docket 12 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Filed Order Granting Motion to Withdraw and Remanding to Secure Appellate Counsel. Respondent's retained counsel, Adam T. Spicer, has filed a motion to withdraw as counsel. In support of the motion, Mr. Spicer represents that he has been discharged as counsel for purposes of appellate proceedings. Cause appearing, the motion is granted. This matter is remanded for the limited purpose of securing appellate counsel for respondent. This matter is remanded for the limited purpose of securing appellate counsel for respondent. If respondent is indigent, the district court shall have 28 days from the date of this order to appoint counsel for respondent. Within 7 days of the appointment or appearance of counsel, the district court shall transmit to the clerk of this court a copy of the district court's written or minute order or counsel's notice of appearance. Briefing of this appeal is suspended pending further order of this court. fn1[Appellant's motion asking this court to either grant its appeal or resolve counsel's motion to withdraw and require respondent to file an answering brief is denied.] (SC)
  2. Filed Notice of Appeal. Appeal docketed in the Supreme Court this day. (SC)
  3. Issued Notice Appeal Docketed. Transcript request due: 14 days; Docketing statement due: 21 days; Opening brief and appendix due: 120 days. (SC)
  4. Issued Notice of Mandatory Electronic Filing. All attorneys are required to file electronically. To: Adam T. Spicer. (SC)
  5. Filed Appellant's Certificate of No Transcript Request. (SC)
  6. Filed Appellant's Docketing Statement. (SC)
  7. Filed Appellant's Opening Brief (SC)
  8. Filed Appellant's Chronological and Alphabetical Index (SC)
  9. Filed Appellant's Appendix Volume 1(SC)
  10. Filed Appellant's Appendix Volume 2 (SC)
  11. Filed Motion to Withdraw Adam T. Spicer as counsel for Respondent. (SC)
  12. Filed The State of Nevada Motion For Nevada Supreme Court To Require Response or Grant Appellant Relief (SC)

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