Docket, or file, the Notice of Appeal, along with a docketing fee, with the appellate court according to that court's rules.
He said expanding the company's Hollywood-focused Santa Monica offices and generally increasing the quality and quantity of VR content is on the docket with the new money.
Also on the legislative docket with the Koch brothers' blessing: proposals to defund or block climate-change initiatives and remove the subsidies for renewable energy, a rival to the Koch fossil-fuel empire.
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court returns to the bench on Monday to confront not only a docket studded with momentous issues but also a new dynamic among the justices.
One service lets craftsmen create a virtual job docket with a few texts or touches on a smartphone, even without mobile-network coverage.
The dispute -- for the weight of its competing arguments, the doctrinal challenge it presents for the court and its overall cultural resonance -- is plausibly the most compelling case on a docket already weighty with potential landmark rulings.
This session, which ends on Sept. 7, has an ambitious docket, with important bills pending on food security, corruption and land acquisition.
The case -- Regina v. Anne Elizabeth Alice Laurence, in literal terms, the queen taking her own daughter to court -- stood out on a docket otherwise occupied with cases of drunk driving, theft, burglary, receiving stolen goods, forgery and illegally tapping into electricity lines.
He was slapped with a docket of court cases accusing him of "insulting the Turkish identity".
Eamon was arraigned and released at around 8. A docket list was posted outside the courtroom, with probably a hundred names on it.
