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Name:
Chukwuemeka, Ikemefule Per
Date of Booking:
07/03/2025
Reason(s) For Booking:
CHILD MOLESTATION – F
SEXUAL BATTERY AGAINST CHILD UNDER 16 – M
ENTICING A CHILD FOR INDECENT PURPOSES – F
RAPE – F
SODOMY – F
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Case History:
7/11/25
FIRST APPEARANCE
What this means: The first time a person goes to court after being charged with a crime. At this hearing, the judge tells the defendant the charges, explains their rights, and may set bail or release conditions. it’s usually a short hearing to start the legal process.
8/6/25
FELONY DOCKET HEARING
What this means: A scheduled court session for criminal cases involving serious crimes (felonies). Its main purpose is to review the status of the case, handle procedural matters, and make sure the case is moving forward properly.
8/6/25
CASE IN RECORDER COURT DISPOSED AND CASE BOUND UP TO SUPERIOR COURT
What this means: Recorder’s Court is a local or city-level court that handles minor criminal cases, traffic violations, and city ordinance offenses. It is usually the first court where these cases are filed. The court can hear cases, accept pleas, impose fines, or order minor sentences, but more serious crimes are sent, or “bound over,” to a higher court like the Superior Court for further proceedings.