Claude responded: | Event | Date | Source |
Checking the hearing date against the opinion's wording
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Checking the hearing date against the opinion's wording
Event	Date	Source
Petition for interlocutory appeal filed	Not stated	PDF p. 2, ¶2
Order-to-show-cause hearing	April 22, 2025	PDF p. 1, ¶1; PDF p. 3, ¶4
This opinion filed	May 22, 2025	PDF p. 1, caption (no paragraph number)

Source sentence for the hearing date (PDF page 3, ¶4):

“On April 22, 2025, Petitioner’s counsel appeared at the OSC hearing along with Petitioner.”

¶1 (PDF page 1) also refers to “the April 22, 2025 OSC hearing.”

What the opinion reports vs. my own conclusions

Reported by the opinion:

The petition was “timely” filed (¶2), with no date given.
The OSC hearing took place on April 22, 2025 (¶1, ¶4).
The opinion was “Filed May 22, 2025” (caption).

My own conclusions:

“Not stated” for the petition reflects my reading that no filing date appears anywhere in the supplied text. The docket number (20250188-CA), the hearing date, and the opinion date could suggest when the petition was filed, but I didn’t use any of them, per your instructions.
Labeling the caption date as the opinion’s filing date relies on the caption’s wording “Filed May 22, 2025.” That date has no paragraph number, so the source column cites the caption.
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