U.S. Court of Appeals, Third Circuit Civil Rights Cases
Cases 81 - 90 of 4,084
Gerald Bush v. Philadelphia Redevelopment Authority, et al
as 24-1284
Plaintiff:
GERALD BUSH
Defendant:
PHILADELPHIA REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY, CHRISTI M. JACKSON and ROBERT LABRUM
Ronald Emrit v. Sean Combs, et al
as 24-1269
Plaintiff:
RONALD SATISH EMRIT
Defendant:
SEAN P DIDDY COMBS, BAD BOY ENTERTAINMENT and ATLANTIC RECORDS
Jeffrey Gibson v. United States Federal Reserve, et al
as 24-1232
Plaintiff:
JEFFREY GIBSON
Defendant:
UNITED STATES FEDERAL RESERVE, UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, PINNACLE HEALTH UPMC and others
James Pepper v. Attorney General Pennsylvania, et al
as 24-1261
Plaintiff:
JAMES PEPPER
Defendant:
ATTORNEY GENERAL PENNSYLVANIA and DISTRICT ATTORNEY BUCKS COUNTY
Arnetta Morrow v. The Unkown
as 24-1258
Plaintiff:
ARNETTA V. MORROW
Defendant:
THE UNKOWN, Government
Danielle Johnson v. Lycoming County Children and Youth, et al
as 24-1246
Plaintiff:
DANIELLE JOHNSON
Defendant:
LYCOMING COUNTY CHILDREN AND YOUTH SERVICES, RYAN TIRA, Judge, ANGELA C. LOVECCHIO and others
Judy Evans v. Columbia County, et al
as 24-1227
Plaintiff:
JUDY K. EVANS, Administratrix of the Estate of Tyler Jay Evans, Deceased
Defendant:
DAVID VARANO, Warden of Columbia County Prison, GEORGE NYE, Deputy Warden of Columbia County Prison, LPN SARAH NOVOTNEY and others
Debra Abeyta v. Gerald Abeyta, et al
as 24-1223
Plaintiff:
DEBRA ABEYTA
Defendant:
GERALD ABEYTA, CLAIRE ABEYTA, US ATTORNEY and others
City of Philadelphia v. Aisha Bradley, et al
as 24-1209
Plaintiff:
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA
Defendant:
AISHA ASHA BRADLEY, SUMMIT PARK EAST GP, UNIVERSITY CITY HOUSING CO and others
City of Philadelphia v. Aisha Bradley, et al
as 24-1210
Plaintiff:
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA
Defendant:
AISHA ASHA BRADLEY, SUMMIT PARK EAST GP, UNIVERSITY CITY HOUSING CO and others
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