U.S. Court of Appeals, Fourth Circuit Prisoner Petitions Cases
Cases 61 - 70 of 5,371
Kenneth Rivera v. Dennis Patterson
as 24-6208
Plaintiff:
KENNETH RIVERA, a/k/a Kenneth D. Rivera, a/k/a Kenneth Rivera, a/k/a Syncere Shabazz
Defendant:
DENNIS PATTERSON, D.H.O., STACEY RICHARDSON, Inmate Classification, MR. FREDDRIKS, Associate Warden and others
Leon Johnson v. F. Duty
as 24-6197
Plaintiff:
LEON JERMAINE JOHNSON
Defendant:
F. DUTY, sued in individual capacity, J. R. MASSINGILL, sued in individual capacity, J. R. ADAMS and others
Londell Alston v. Sanders
as 24-6189
Plaintiff:
LONDELL LASHUN ALSTON
Defendant:
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD DEPUTY SANDERS, COUNTY OF YORK DEU JOHN DOE #1 and COUNTY OF YORK DEU JOHN DOE #2
Londell Alston v. John Hicks
as 24-6190
Plaintiff:
LONDELL LASHUN ALSTON
Defendant:
JOHN HICKS, Chief, RODNEY HOPE, Sergeant, Chief and COUNTY OF YORK
Leon Johnson v. F. Duty
as 24-6193
Plaintiff:
LEON JERMAINE JOHNSON
Defendant:
F. DUTY, J. R. MASSINGILL, J. SHEPHERD, sued in their individual capacities and others
Marcus Satterfield v. Hollie Mccaddams
as 24-6196
Plaintiff:
MARCUS ANTONIO SATTERFIELD
Defendant:
HOLLIE MCCADDAMS, ADA IN SUPERIOR COURTS ROXBORO NC PERSON COUNTY SUED IN THEIR INDIVIDUAL AND OFFICIAL CAPACITY, MERILYN P. NEWELL, MAYOR OF ROXBORO CITY OF ROXBORO SUED IN THEIR OFFICIAL CAPACITY, JOSH STEIN, ATTORNEY GENERALS COMMISSIONER SUED IN THEIR INDIVIDUAL AND OFFICIAL CAPACITY and others
Marcus Satterfield v. Lieutenant Guill
as 24-6195
Plaintiff:
MARCUS ANTONIO SATTERFIELD
Defendant:
LT. GUILL and LIEUTENANT GUILL
Galen Miller v. Officer T.J. Roberts
as 24-6169
Plaintiff:
GALEN LAMONT MILLER
Defendant:
OFFICER T.J. ROBERTS, Wilmington Police Department
Eugene King v. Orangeburg County Court of Common Pleas
as 24-6153
Plaintiff:
EUGENE KING
Defendant:
ORANGEBURG COUNTY COURT OF COMMON PLEAS and EDWARD DICKERSON, Administrative Judge, Individual and official capacity
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