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Superior Court Administrative Calendar in the General Court Of Superior Court Administrative Calendar In the General Court of Justice Superior Court Division County of Cabarrus Court Date: 05/04/2021 Courtroom Number: 0001 SUPERIOR COURT ADMINISTRATIVE CALENDAR JUDGE PRESIDING: HON. LORA CUBBAGE COURTROOM CLERK: LEACH & HILL PROSECUTOR: HON. ROXANN L. VANEEKHOVEN CLERK OF COURT: HON. WILLIAM W. 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DAIGLE,M 0008 BROWDER,JOHN,CALVIN 20CRS054641 A STAPLES DEESE,ROSE,MARY SES M CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPON 2 DAIGLE,M Page 6 0009 BURRIS,CHRISTOPHER,DALE 20CRS050408 A STAPLES DEESE,ROSE,MARY RLC M ASSAULT ON A FEMALE A1 BURRIS,DEBBIE,PITTS 0009 BURRIS,CHRISTOPHER,DALE 20CRS050408 A STAPLES DEESE,ROSE,MARY RLC M COMMUNICATING THREATS 1 BURRIS,DEBBIE,PITTS 0009 BURRIS,CHRISTOPHER,DALE 20CRS050408 A STAPLES DEESE,ROSE,MARY RLC F ASSAULT LEO/PO W/FIREARM D BURRIS,DEBBIE,PITTS 0009 BURRIS,CHRISTOPHER,DALE 20CRS050413 A STAPLES DEESE,ROSE,MARY RLC F POSSESSION OF FIREARM BY G ROBERTS,S 0010 CAMPBELL,GREGORY,ALLEN 20CRS000245 RLC F HABITUAL FELON ?? 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