Those checking in on the continuing saga of Lane Myers before his arraignment for three felony and three misdemeanor charges he picked up while on bond for 14 other charges, got a surprise on Thursday afternoon as a notice of appeal appeared in Myers file on eAccess.azccourts.com before the arraignment itself was apparently delayed due to a new motion.
The appeal, listed as CR20251566, is titled State of Arizona (Appellee) vs. LANE JEFFERY MYERS (Appellant) and lists the City Prosecutor handling the case for the state of Arizona as Mari L. Worman. Worman is listed as working for the Office of The Tucson City Attorney Criminal division.
The case is being handled in the Municipal Court of Appeal and the Judged assigned to the case is Kimberly Ortiz. No other information is available at this time, no hearings have been set, and the appeal is listed as being filed on April 4, 2025.
Myers’ usual spokesperson, Josh “This is a Public Service” Gray has yet to comment on the nature of the appeal.
Myers was listed to be arraigned on Friday for his six new charges that he picked up while being on bond for his original set of charges. The arraignment did not happen, instead, Myers has filed a Motion for Rehearing On Bail Pursuant To Rule 7.4(c).
Rules of procedure 7.4(c) state:
(c) Later Review of Conditions.
(1) Generally. On motion or on its own, a court may reexamine bail eligibility or the conditions of release if the case is transferred to a different court, if a motion alleges the existence of material facts not previously presented to the court or the defendant is unable to post bond due to the defendant’s financial condition. The court may hold oral argument or an evidentiary hearing.
(2) Motion Requirements and Hearing. The court may modify the conditions of release only after giving the parties an opportunity to respond to the proposed modification.
(3) Eligibility for Bail. If the motion is by the State and involves a defendant previously held eligible for bail at the initial appearance, it need not allege new material facts. The court must hold a hearing on the record as soon as practicable, but no later than 7 days after the motion’s filing.
As the court has not updated any of its websites, we more than likely will not have further information about Myers’ motion or his appeal until Monday.
The Lane Myers Experience had another down day on Thursday as Josh Gray’s new attempts to fundraise on behalf of Myers by attacking prosecutor Rachel Stiles again resulted in no new donations.
Gray’s address was strange as he talked about the prosecutor and he talked about making T-shirts as a fundraising idea, but he never got around to actually fundraising for Myers. We may not be especially bright about fundraising, but we do know that you need to tell your audience why you want them to send you money and where to send it.
Myers was not alone in goose eggs for Thursday as the entire market pulled in the nuisance eggs with no new donations to any of the campaigns we follow.
We do owe Myers an apology as we missed a $100.00 donation for Thursday’s tally, bringing him to $120.00 in donations for Wednesday. We apologize for the error.
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