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   Alexander MemmenPro

   Chicago Personal Injury Lawyer

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   Answered February 04, 2013 14:22. I really can't answer your question without more information. What court are you in and what type of proceeding? Was this after a case management conference or hearing? Need more info.

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   Judy Goldstein

   Mokena Divorce / Separation Lawyer

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   Answered February 04, 2013 15:16. The best way for you to get this question answered is to call the office of the clerk of the circuit court and have them interpret. Sometimes the clerks use their own form os shorthand for entries in minute sheets also known as docket sheets.

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   Bruce E. BurdickPro

   Alton Trademark Infringement Attorney

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   Answered February 05, 2013 23:16. Normally this just means a copy of the handwritten minute entry by the Judge was sent rather than a formal Order.

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   Benjamin Johns

   Bridgeville Oil / Gas Attorney

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   Answered February 05, 2013 12:10. This does not relate to Oil & Gas. Please stop posting as you are taking up valuable time and energy with non-issues. Pick up a dictionary, pick up a book.

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