U.S. Court of Appeals, Tenth Circuit Prisoner Petitions Cases
Cases 31 - 40 of 7,067
Sherfield v. Diaz, et al
as 24-6061
Plaintiff:
ANTONIO D. SHERFIELD
Defendant:
FNU DIAZ, FNU LEATH and MIKE LOGAN
Bond, et al v. Sheriff of Ottawa County
as 24-5035
Plaintiff:
AUSTIN P. BOND, as Personal Representative of the Estate of Terral Ellis, II, deceased, TERRAL B. ELLIS, SR. and SHELLY BLISS
Defendant:
SHERIFF OF OTTAWA COUNTY, in his official capacity, OFFICER JOHNNY BRAY and OFFICER CHARLES SHOEMAKER
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
United States v. Jones
as 24-5034
Plaintiff:
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Defendant:
DAROWE JUNIOR JONES
Young v. Correctional Healthcare Companies, Inc.
as 24-5033
Plaintiff:
DEBORAH YOUNG, as Special Administrator of the Estate of Gwendolyn Young, deceased, ALMA MCCAFFREY, as Personal Representative of the Estate of Gregory Brown, deceased, CHRISTINE WRIGHT, as Special Administrator of the Estate of Lisa Salgado, deceased and others
Defendant:
CORRECTIONAL HEALTHCARE COMPANIES, INC., STANLEY GLANZ, Sheriff of Tulsa County, in His Individual capacity, CORRECTIONAL HEALTHCARE MANAGEMENT OF OKLAHOMA, INC. and others
Appellant:
DANIEL E. SMOLEN and ROBERT M. BLAKEMORE
United States v. Shepherd
as 24-6054
Plaintiff:
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Defendant:
COLBY SCOTT SHEPHERD, AKA Colby Scott Shephard
United States v. Whiteman
as 24-8021
Plaintiff:
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Defendant:
DALCO GABRIEL WHITEMAN
Smith v. Sheridan County Sheriff
as 24-8020
Petitioner:
FRANKLIN C. SMITH
Respondent:
SHERIDAN COUNTY SHERIFF, a/k/a Levi Dominguez
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
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