Marks v. State of Washington et al
| Tommy S Marks |
| State of Washington, Jay Inslee, John Cheeman, Patty Murray, Kath M Rodgers, Rosauers Supermarkets Inc, Bill Squires, Russell VanCamp, David A Condon, Ben Stuckart, Jole McClain and Lonnie Tofsrud |
| 2:2015cv00095 |
| April 7, 2015 |
| US District Court for the Eastern District of Washington |
| Spokane Office |
| Spokane |
| Stanley A Bastian |
| Other Civil Rights |
| 28 U.S.C. ยง 1983 |
| None |
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JUDGMENT in favor of Defendants Rosauers Supermarkets Inc, State of Washington, Ben Stuckart, Bill Squires, David A Condon, Jay Inslee, John Cheeman, Jole McClain, Kath M Rodgers, Lonnie Tofsrud, Patty Murray, and Russell VanCamp against Plaintiff Tommy S Marks. (cc: Tommy S. Marks via first class mail). (PL, Case Administrator)
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ORDER RE: PENDING MOTIONS; CLOSING FILE; granting 3 Defendant John Cheeman's Motion to Dismiss; granting 6 Washington State Defendants' Motion for Summary Judgment; granting 18 City of Spokane Defendants' Motion to Dismiss; granting 36 Defendant Rosauers' Motion to Dismiss. Signed by Judge Stanley A Bastian. (PL, Case Administrator)
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ORDER Denying 29 Motion for Oral Argument and Emergency Hearing; 28 Motion to Change Venue (cc: Tommy Marks via first class mail). Signed by Judge Stanley A Bastian. (PL, Case Administrator)
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