Tue Jun 18 Arguments
Courtroom II
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.
546
KA 23-00787
PEOPLE
V
DWAYNE A. PEARSALL
Sex Offender Registration Act
| ABIGAIL DOROTHY WHIPPLE | SUB | |
| WILLIAM G. ZICKL | SUB |
547
KA 23-01109
PEOPLE
V
CONNOR E. POPE
Sex Offender Registration Act
| KERRY ANN CONNER | SUB | |
| WILLIAM G. ZICKL | SUB |
548
KA 23-00086
PEOPLE
V
BRANDON EVANS
Criminal Sexual Act
| NICHOLAS P. DIFONZO | SUB | |
| DANIEL J. PUNCH | SUB |
549
KA 23-01748
PEOPLE
V
SIENNA FOUMAKOYE
Sentence
| ERIN A. TRESMOND | SUB | |
| DANIEL J. PUNCH | SUB |
550
KA 22-00709
PEOPLE
V
DONALD COOK
Possessing an Obscene Sexual Performance By a Chil
| LEAH NANCY FARWELL | SUB |
551
KA 20-00233
PEOPLE
V
ERIN O'CONNOR
Grand Larceny
| CHARLES J. GREENBERG | SUB | |
| PAUL J. WILLIAMS, III | SUB |
552
CAF 23-00518
ONONDAGA COUNTY DSS
V
MARSHEEN B. TAYLOR
Support
| VERONICA L. REED | SUB |
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