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Thursday, January 25, 2018

Happening TODAY

April Jackson is scheduled in court today. *1-25-18 at 8:30am* This will be the 5th time it has been rescheduled.

Hearing - Preliminary Inquiry09/18/201708:30:00Wicomico District CourtCourtroom 2Court
Trial10/18/201708:30:00Wicomico District CourtCourtroom 2POST
Hearing11/22/201708:30:00Wicomico District CourtCourtroom 2POST
Trial12/13/201708:30:00Wicomico District CourtCourtroom 2Canceled/Vacated
Trial01/25/201808:30:00Wicomico District CourtCourtroom 1

12 comments:

Anonymous said...

She is so far "pass" the holly center. Btw what did she do?

Anonymous said...

Who is the judge?

Anonymous said...

Bet she asks to have Case heard in Circuit Court....bingo. More Delays

Anonymous said...

Guaranteed no pros

Anonymous said...

Will it finally be held? Or is April's attorney still jockeying for the "right" judge?

Anonymous said...

April and I are opposite on everything but I truly believe she was just defending herself. She promoted that event as a fun family filled evening. She loves that park. I do not believe she would ever have started any trouble in that park.

Anonymous said...

Would love to be on the jury for this one!

Anonymous said...

April needs to get a grip on her life...Hope Judge John Rue is hearing this one

Anonymous said...

Believed to be "Above The Law" just because she is a minion on a defunct council. Anyone with common sense would have wanted it over with the first scheduled court date.

Anonymous said...

Well there is some fishy stuff going on here, my understanding is it any one court case can only be rescheduled 2 or 3 times after that, it either gets tossed or you go through with it...

Anonymous said...

8:58 You must have skipped that class at law school. Sit down and mind your own business.

Anonymous said...

The state can ask for only 2 postponements then you have the right to demand a speedy trial. The defendant as many as the court will grant.