Brosh, et al v. Duke
Plaintiff - Appellant: JEFF BROSH and JOHN COON
Defendant - Appellee: LINDA DUKE, in her individual capacity
Case Number: 14-1396
Filed: September 26, 2014
Court: U.S. Court of Appeals, Tenth Circuit
Nature of Suit: Other Civil Rights

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July 17, 2015 Brosh v. Duke

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Plaintiff - appellant: JEFF BROSH
Represented By: Nicole Brianne Godfrey
Represented By: Darren M. Jankord
Represented By: David A. Lane
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Plaintiff - appellant: JOHN COON
Represented By: Nicole Brianne Godfrey
Represented By: Darren M. Jankord
Represented By: David A. Lane
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Defendant - appellee: LINDA DUKE, in her individual capacity
Represented By: Jacquelynn Nichole Rich Fredericks
Represented By: Kristin A. Ruiz
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