Rehan Sheikh v. Brian Kelly, et al
Plaintiff - Appellant,: REHAN SHEIKH
Defendant - Appellee,: BRIAN KELLY, Secretary, California State Transportation Agency and MARK TWEETY, Manager, Department of Motor Vehicles
Case Number: 14-16858
Filed: September 26, 2014
Court: U.S. Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit
Nature of Suit: Other Civil Rights

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December 17, 2015 REHAN SHEIKH V. BRIAN KELLY

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Plaintiff - appellant,: REHAN SHEIKH
Represented By: Rehan Sheikh
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Defendant - appellee,: BRIAN KELLY, Secretary, California State Transportation Agency
Represented By: Matthew T. Besmer
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Defendant - appellee,: MARK TWEETY, Manager, Department of Motor Vehicles
Represented By: Matthew T. Besmer
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