Randolph (Jaylon) v. State

Randolph · Supreme Court of Nevada · September 26, 2022 · No. 84378

Summary

This document is a Nevada Supreme Court appellate case docket and case-information view for Jaylon Tarrique Randolph's criminal appeal from Clark County. The appeal was voluntarily dismissed by order filed September 26, 2022, and the case was closed without issuance of a remittitur.

Court
Supreme Court of Nevada
Jurisdiction
Nevada
Decision date
September 26, 2022
Docket number
84378
Procedural posture
Direct criminal appeal voluntarily dismissed at the appellant's request and with his consent.
Precedential value
published
Parties
Jaylon Tarrique Randolph v. The State of Nevada
Disposition
dismissed

Topics

appellate procedurecriminal procedure

Practice areas

criminal procedureappellate procedure

Questions Presented

  1. Whether the appellant's criminal appeal should be voluntarily dismissed upon his consent.

Key quotations

ORDERS this appeal DISMISSED.

Factual background

The source contains no substantive factual findings concerning the underlying criminal matter. The appeal was pending when Randolph moved for voluntary dismissal, and the docket states that he consented to dismissal.

Procedural history

Randolph filed a notice of appeal from proceedings in the Eighth Judicial District Court in Clark County. During the appeal, he moved to dismiss the appeal, and the Supreme Court of Nevada entered an order granting voluntary dismissal and closing the case without issuing a remittitur.

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