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Case Information: 2021-001220
Court:Supreme CourtClassification:Certiorari - COA - General Sessions - Other
Short Title:The State v. Shelby Harper TaylorCase Status:Ended
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Filed Date:10/25/2021Oral Argument Date:
Disposition Date:10/07/2022Disposition Type:Certiorari Denied
Remittitur Date:
Lower Court or Tribunal:Horry (2015GS2601938)

- Party Information
Appellate RoleParty NameFormerAttorney(s)
PetitionerShelby Harper TaylorNJohn H. Blume, III
Emily C. Paavola
RespondentState of South CarolinaNAlan McCrory Wilson
Mark Reynolds Farthing
Jimmy A. Richardson, II
Other Participants
Amicus CuriaeSouth Carolina Association of Criminal Defense LawyersNClarence Rauch Wise
E. Charles Grose, Jr.

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Event Information
Filed DateEvent InformationDoc
10/07/2022Ended - Matter Concluded
10/07/2022Dispositional Decision - Certiorari Denied
02/03/2022Non-Dispositional Decision - Order Granting Amicus Motion
01/20/2022Brief - Amicus
01/20/2022Motion - Appear as Amicus Curiae
12/20/2021Petition for Writ of Certiorari and Responses - Reply
12/15/2021Petition for Writ of Certiorari and Responses - Return
12/10/2021Correspondence - Outgoing (Order Only)
12/10/2021Non-Dispositional Decision - Extension Granted
12/10/2021Motion - Extension of Time (1st)
11/12/2021Correspondence - Outgoing (Initial Letter)
11/10/2021Petition for Writ of Certiorari and Responses - Petition and Appendix
10/26/2021Correspondence - Outgoing (Order Only)
10/26/2021Non-Dispositional Decision - Extension Granted (1st)
10/25/2021Motion - Extension of Time (1st)(14 days)