The court held a hearing on the defendant's motion to set aside judgment. The parties stipulated that the former judge did not require masks in the courtroom and use was at the discretion of trial participants. Only two individuals, a public defender and witness, elected to wear masks while speaking. The state requested admission of two statements regarding mask usage, which the court accepted. The defendant argued in support of setting aside the judgment. The state responded in opposition. The court took the matter under advisement and will issue a written decision later.
Scott Kelly Janke v. William E. Price Leroy J. Sandoval, Officer Timothy R. Ritter, All in Their Official and Individual Capacities, 43 F.3d 1390, 10th Cir. (1994)
The court held a hearing on the defendant's motion to set aside judgment. The parties stipulated that the former judge did not require masks in the courtroom and use was at the discretion of trial participants. Only two individuals, a public defender and witness, elected to wear masks while speaking. The state requested admission of two statements regarding mask usage, which the court accepted. The defendant argued in support of setting aside the judgment. The state responded in opposition. The court took the matter under advisement and will issue a written decision later.
The court held a hearing on the defendant's motion to set aside judgment. The parties stipulated that the former judge did not require masks in the courtroom and use was at the discretion of trial participants. Only two individuals, a public defender and witness, elected to wear masks while speaking. The state requested admission of two statements regarding mask usage, which the court accepted. The defendant argued in support of setting aside the judgment. The state responded in opposition. The court took the matter under advisement and will issue a written decision later.
The court held a hearing on the defendant's motion to set aside judgment. The parties stipulated that the former judge did not require masks in the courtroom and use was at the discretion of trial participants. Only two individuals, a public defender and witness, elected to wear masks while speaking. The state requested admission of two statements regarding mask usage, which the court accepted. The defendant argued in support of setting aside the judgment. The state responded in opposition. The court took the matter under advisement and will issue a written decision later.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA, In andforthe Countyof Cochise
JUDGE: HONORABLE TIMOTHY DICKERSON, ~~AMYJ. HUNLEY, Clerkofthe Superior Court DIVISION: FOUR byMICHELLE. GARCIA (16202 104 .14 AMD,Depty Clk COURT REPORTER: LIBERTY DIGITAL INTERPRETER: None HEARING DATE: 01/052023
STATE OF ARIZONA, CASE NO: S0200CR201600734
Plaintiff, vs MINUTE ENTRY: HEARING ON MOTIONTO SET ASIDEJUDGMENT NATHAN ROVAS HEARING START TIME: 1:31 PM DOB: 52911986 HEARINGEND TIME: 2:24PM Defendant. State Represented by: Michacl Powell, DeputyCounty Attorney Defendant not present in person norvideobutbyAndrewMarcante Esquire l, Defendant in Custody: Yes in Arizona Departmentof Corrections
Scott Kelly Janke v. William E. Price Leroy J. Sandoval, Officer Timothy R. Ritter, All in Their Official and Individual Capacities, 43 F.3d 1390, 10th Cir. (1994)