District of South Carolina Prisoner Petitions Cases
Cases filed
Cases 1 - 10 of 19,706
Moglia v. Moseley
as 2:2019cv00117
Petitioner:
John Moglia
Respondent:
Bonita S Moseley
Cause Of Action: Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus (Federal)
Abebe v. United States of America
as 5:2019cv00086
Plaintiff:
Unula Boo Shawn Abebe
Defendant:
United States of America
Cause Of Action: Prisoner Civil Rights, Federal Filers (Bivens)
Shuler et al v. South Carolina, State of et al
as 5:2019cv00088
Plaintiff:
M.T.S.D., M.K.D., Melodie Shuler
Defendant:
Winnifa B. Clark, Officer Lawrence Wiggins, Chief Eddie Driggers
and others
Cause Of Action: Civil Rights Act
Letmon v. State of South Carolina
as 4:2019cv00078
Petitioner:
Keith S. Letmon
Respondent:
State of South Carolina
Cause Of Action: Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus (State)
Griffin v. Williamsburg County Detention Center
as 4:2019cv00106
Defendant:
Williamsburg County Detention Center
Plaintiff:
Leroy Griffin
Cause Of Action: Prisoner Civil Rights, State Filers
Smalls v. Williams et al
as 5:2019cv00079
Defendant:
Jennifer Franklin, Kelly, Michelle Chambers
and others
Plaintiff:
Benjamin Smalls
Cause Of Action: Prisoner Civil Rights, State Filers
Lester v. Henthorne
as 6:2019cv00085
Defendant:
Michael Henthorne
Plaintiff:
Steve Lester
Cause Of Action: Prisoner Civil Rights, State Filers
Moreno v. USA
as 6:2019cv00071
Respondent:
USA
Petitioner:
Jose Trinidad Moreno
Cause Of Action: Motion to Vacate Sentence
Head v. Lark et al
as 9:2019cv00069
Defendant:
Officer Fry, Lt Luke Lark
Plaintiff:
Alexander Head
Cause Of Action: Civil Rights Act
Martin v. South Carolina Department of Corrections et al
as 0:2019cv00059
Plaintiff:
Antonyo A. Martin, Sr.
Defendant:
Inmate John Doe, Correctional Officer John Doe, South Carolina Department of Corrections
and others
Cause Of Action: Civil Rights Act
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