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Case Information: 2012-212234
Court:Supreme CourtClassification:Certiorari - COA - General Sessions - Other
Short Title:The State v. Joe Louis ButlerCase Status:Ended
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Filed Date:06/01/2012Oral Argument Date:
Disposition Date:07/12/2013Disposition Type:Certiorari Denied
Remittitur Date:
Lower Court or Tribunal:Lexington (2010GS32000832)

- Party Information
Appellate RoleParty NameFormerAttorney(s)
PetitionerState of South CarolinaNAlan McCrory Wilson
S. Creighton Waters (Former)
John W. McIntosh
Donald V. Myers
Brian T. Petrano
RespondentJoe Louis Butler, Jr.N
RespondentJoe Louis Butler, Jr.NBenjamin Allen Stitely
Robert T. Williams, Sr.

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Event Information
Filed DateEvent InformationDoc
07/12/2013Ended - Matter Concluded
07/12/2013Correspondence - Outgoing (order denying certiorari)
07/12/2013Dispositional Decision - Certiorari Denied
07/25/2012Petition for Writ of Certiorari and Responses - No Reply
07/16/2012Petition for Writ of Certiorari and Responses - Return
07/11/2012Correspondence - Outgoing (Letter - Notice of Appeal Initial Letter)
07/10/2012Correspondence - Outgoing (Letter - Foster Letter)
07/10/2012Correspondence - Incoming (Other)
07/05/2012Petition for Writ of Certiorari and Responses - Petition for Writ of Certiorari and Appendix
06/15/2012Correspondence - Outgoing (Order - 1st Extension Criminal-PCR)
06/15/2012Non-Dispositional Decision - Extension Granted to July 5, 2012 to file petition for certiorari
06/01/2012Motion - Extension of Time (1st) to to July 5, 2012 to file petition for certiorari