U.S. Court of Appeals, Tenth Circuit Prisoner Petitions Cases
Cases 21 - 30 of 1,668
Parkhurst v. Shannon, et al
as 24-8017
Plaintiff:
DERRICK R. PARKHURST
Defendant:
AMERICA STINSON, AKA America Stinton, DAN SHANNON, Director, Wyoming Department of Corrections, MICHAEL PACHECO, Warden, Wyoming Department of Corrections Medium Correctional Institution and others
Johnson v. Brady, et al
as 24-1106
Plaintiff:
JABARI J. JOHNSON
Defendant:
JILL BRADY, JENNA KRUSZKA, CATHERINE SHEA and others
Fawley v. Lea County Correctional Facility, et al
as 24-2037
Plaintiff:
BENJAMIN W. FAWLEY
Defendant:
LEA COUNTY CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, GEO GROUP, INC., R.C. SMITH, former Warden, L.C.C.F. and others
Czajkowski v. Allen, et al
as 24-1097
Plaintiff:
CONRAD J. CZAJKOWSKI
Defendant:
MICHAEL ALLEN, KIMBERLY KARN and REBECCA BRIGGS
Pedraza-Pascual v. Lewis, et al
as 24-1084
Plaintiff:
MARCOS PEDRAZA-PASCUAL
Defendant:
DERRICK LEWIS and JOHN DOE, V.A.
Cosby v. Ciolli, et al
as 24-1072
Plaintiff:
GREGORY D. COSBY
Defendant:
A CIOLLI, Warden ADX, BILL TRUE, Former Warden, AWS PROGRAMS COMPLEX and others
Harrell v. Lira, et al
as 24-8011
Plaintiff:
CHRISTOPHER HARRELL
Defendant:
JEREMY LIRA, Security Sergeant, Wyoming Medium Correctional Institution, in his official and individual capacities and DANIEL SHANNON, Director, Wyoming Department of Corrections, in his official and individual capacities
Robertson v. State of Kansas, et al
as 24-3030
Plaintiff:
JOSHUA JAMES ROBERTSON
Defendant:
STATE OF KANSAS, KANSAS DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS, ROGER WERHOLTZ and others
Johnson v. Wieser, et al
as 24-1067
Plaintiff:
JABARI J. JOHNSON
Defendant:
PHILLIP WIESER, Attorney General, Colorado, JILL BRADY, MICHAEL HEGARTY and others
Johnson v. Brady, et al
as 24-1066
Plaintiff:
JABARI J. JOHNSON
Defendant:
JILL BRADY, GILLIAN CLARK and JENNA KRUSZKA
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