Docket v.
| Docket |
| 2:2002mc08502 |
| February 21, 2002 |
| US District Court for the Northern District of Alabama |
| Karon O Bowdre |
| Invalid |
| None |
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| Filing 1 Setting cases for motion dkt 1:30 3/13/02 ( by Judge Karon O. Bowdre ) (Former Employee) |
| NOTICE of appearance by Ann C Robertson, Maury S Weiner, Alice H Martin, Marybeth Martin, Sharon A Seeley, Bill Lann Lee, Lisa Huggins, Marvin L Stewart Jr, Jennifer L Soper, Charlie D Waldrep, Rand A Linton, V Michelle Obradovic, Richard A Bearden, Jonathan H Waller, R Brent Irby, David R Arendall, Stephanie S Woodard, J Doug Fields Jr, David J Middlebrooks, Terry Price, Stephen A Brandon, Michael L Thompson, Alicia K Haynes, John W Hargrove, Stacey A Thurman, Craig R Izard, James W Porter II, R Shan Paden, Donald H Brockway Jr, Teresa L Butler, L Stanford Sherrill Jr, Eric L Barnum, Dudley C Rochelle, Richard A Meelheim, Cynthia Forman Wilkinson, Stephen E Whitehead, Jennifer A McCammon, John D Saxon, Symantha C Thomas, Gary C Smith, Terri James-Alexander, Hycall Brooks III, Charles I Brooks, Toni J Braxton, Carol S Nelson, Shannon L Miller, Clarence L McDorman Jr, Thomas L Oliver II, Heather E Newsom, A Courtney Crowder, Timothy H Nunnally, Taffi S Stewart, John M Galese, Floyd D Gaines, C Lee Reeves filed (Former Employee) |
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