U.S. Court of Appeals, Tenth Circuit Prisoner Petitions Cases
Cases 11 - 20 of 1,664
Isbill v. Stitt, et al
as 24-6064
Plaintiff:
GEORGE WILLIAM ISBILL
Defendant:
KEVIN STITT, Governor, LARRY MORRIS, Pardon & parole Board member, ADAM LUCK, Pardon & parole Board member and others
Sherfield v. Diaz, et al
as 24-6061
Plaintiff:
ANTONIO D. SHERFIELD
Defendant:
FNU DIAZ, FNU LEATH and MIKE LOGAN
Aurelio v. Mullin, et al
as 24-1120
Plaintiff:
NICHOLAS JOSEPH AURELIO
Defendant:
LARA J. MULLIN, MARION ALISON ROCKER-TUOHY, JAY SUTHERLAND GRANT and others
Lombardi v. Prosecution and Code Enforcement Office, et al
as 24-1108
Plaintiff:
KIKI LOMBARDI, a/k/a K. Kiki Whitaker-Lombard
Defendant:
PROSECUTION AND CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICE, DENVER PROBATION AND CASES, DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE and others
Smith v. Dominguez, et al
as 24-8018
Plaintiff:
FRANKLIN C. SMITH
Defendant:
LEVI DOMINGUEZ, individually and in his official capacity as Sheridan County Sheriff, TRAVIS KOLTISKA, individually and in his official capacity as Sheridan Police Department Chief of Police, CHRISTOPHER LAROSA, individually and in his official capacity as Sheridan County Prosecutor and others
Parkhurst v. Shannon, et al
as 24-8017
Plaintiff:
DERRICK R. PARKHURST
Defendant:
AMERICA STINSON, AKA America Stinton, DAN SHANNON, Director, Wyoming Department of Corrections, MICHAEL PACHECO, Warden, Wyoming Department of Corrections Medium Correctional Institution and others
Johnson v. Brady, et al
as 24-1106
Plaintiff:
JABARI J. JOHNSON
Defendant:
JILL BRADY, JENNA KRUSZKA, CATHERINE SHEA and others
Fawley v. Lea County Correctional Facility, et al
as 24-2037
Plaintiff:
BENJAMIN W. FAWLEY
Defendant:
LEA COUNTY CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, GEO GROUP, INC., R.C. SMITH, former Warden, L.C.C.F. and others
Czajkowski v. Allen, et al
as 24-1097
Plaintiff:
CONRAD J. CZAJKOWSKI
Defendant:
MICHAEL ALLEN, KIMBERLY KARN and REBECCA BRIGGS
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