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Case Information

Filed 2025-11-10
Status Briefing
Type Standard Civil Habeas Corpus
Docket 29 entries

Docket Entries

  1. otice - Appeal - Case Filed; Order 10/27/25
  2. vent - Nonoral Panel - scheduled for 06/11/2026
  3. vent - Orig. Court Exhibits Returned
  4. rief - Respondent E-Filed
  5. rder - Grant-Respondent's motion for an extension to file a brief is granted, due 4/9/26.
  6. otion - Extension of Time - Brief - Respondent
  7. otice - Attorney Substitution - Attorney Kemp for Lauer o/b/o Respondent
  8. vent - Electronic Record Submitted/Received
  9. otice - Request Trial Court/Agency File
  10. rder - Grant-Appellant's motion to accept a late brief is granted, and ordered filed. Respondent's brief due 3/26/26.
  11. rief - Appellant (ordered filed 2/24/26)
  12. otion - Accept Late Filings - Appellant Brief
  13. orrespondence - Outgoing - Returning Brief to Appellant - Missing Addendum
  14. iling Fee Paid
  15. rder - Remedy Deficiencies - By 2/5/26 Appellant Shall File Proof of Service of Notice of Appeal on Attorney General, By 2/12/26 Appellant Shall Pay the $550 Filing Fee and File Completed Transcript Certificate
  16. orrespondence - Outgoing - Returning Partial Fee to Mr. Wayne.
  17. orrespondence - Incoming - from Appellant - Fee Waiver Denied and Does Not Have Money for Filing Fee
  18. etter to Appellant returning Brief and check for partial payment
  19. orrespondence - Incoming-Letter From Appellant Regarding Fee Waiver
  20. etter from Appellant regarding Fee Waiver
  21. rder - Remedy Deficiencies - Appellant Shall File a Fee Waiver Application to the District Court by 12/26/25. Appellant Shall File Proof of Service of the Notice of Appeal on the Attorney General by 12/26/25
  22. orrespondence - Outgoing - to Appellant Returning Partial Filing Fee
  23. ther - Correcting Deficiencies - Order Being Appealed
  24. orrespondence - Incoming-Regarding Deficiencies
  25. ffidavit - Service - NOA and SOC on Court Administrator and Counsel for Commissioner of Corrections
  26. tatement - Case - Appellant
  27. orrespondence - Incoming - Regarding Trial Court and Fee Waiver
  28. rder - Remedy Deficiencies - Appellant Shall Pay the $550 Filing Fee or File an IFP Application by 12/5/25. See Order for More Deficiencies
  29. otice - Case Filing

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