Wed Jun 15 Arguments
Hon. Samuel L. Green Courtroom
THE COURT WILL BEGIN CALLING CASES AT 10:00 AM IF YOU ARE NOT PRESENT WHEN YOUR CASE IS CALLED YOUR ARGUMENT WILL BE DEEMED SUBMITTED.
Term Notice
Please be advised that all matters are submitted.
581
KA 16-01896
PEOPLE
V
MICHAEL E. SARVER
Vehicular Assault
| TIMOTHY S. DAVIS | SUB | |
| SCOTT MYLES | SUB |
582
KA 21-00002
PEOPLE
V
MICHAEL J. CARR
Sentence
| RYAN J. MULDOON | SUB | |
| TODD J. CASELLA | SUB |
583
KA 19-01533
PEOPLE
V
ENNIS E. RUFFIN SR.
Criminal Possession Controlled Substance
| ENNIS E. RUFFIN SR. | SUB | |
| IAN D'ANDRE ARTIS | SUB |
584
KA 19-00697
PEOPLE
V
JOSEPH CRUZ-OCASIO
Criminal Sale Controlled Substance
| ALAN WILLIAMS | SUB | |
| ASHLEY R. LOWRY | SUB |
585
KA 21-00859
PEOPLE
V
JUSTUS HOLMES
Sentence
| SARA A. GOLDFARB | SUB | |
| KENNETH H. TYLER, JR. | SUB |
586
CAF 21-01129
ERIN M. SHEPHERD
V
THAD A. SHEPHERD, JR.
Custody
| VERONICA REED | SUB | |
| GARY MULDOON | SUB | |
| ANDREW G. MORABITO | SUB |
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