Prishlyak v. Young et al
| Mark Prishlyak |
| Yvette Young, Tyler Stuart, Kyle B Carson, Jessica Loaiza, Terri Hennager, Rebekah H Woodman, Linda Clapp-Damerow, Eric Spitzer, Jess Carson, Talia Robinson, Hudson Chase and Natalie Coston |
| 4:2026cv00035 |
| August 20, 2026 |
| U.S. District Court for the District of Alaska |
| Sharon L Gleason |
| Civil Rights: Other |
| 42 U.S.C. ยง 1983 Civil Rights Act |
| Plaintiff |
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| Filing 4 Unissued summons re Defendant K. Carlson, (Attachments: #1 Carlson2, #2 Coston, #3 Coston2, #4 Chase, #5 Chase2, #6 stuart, #7 Stuart2, #8 Young, #9 Young2, #10 Hennager, #11 Hennager2, #12 Carson, #13 Carson2, #14 Loaiza, #15 Loaiza2, #16 Robinson, #17 Robinson, #18 Woodman, #19 Woodman2, #20 Spitzer, #21 Spitzer2, #22 Clapp-Damerow, #23 Clapp-Damerow2)(LMH, COURT STAFF) |
| Filing 3 APPLICATION TO PROCEED IN DISTRICT COURT WITHOUT PREPAYING FEES OR COSTS by Mark Prishlyak.(LMH, COURT STAFF) |
| Filing 2 Civil Cover Sheet (LMH, COURT STAFF) |
| Filing 1 COMPLAINT FOR VIOLATION OF CIVIL RIGHTS against Jess Carson, Kyle B Carson, Hudson Chase, Linda Clapp-Damerow, Natalie Coston, Terri Hennager, Jessica Loaiza, Talia Robinson, Eric Spitzer, Tyler Stuart, Rebekah H Woodman, Yvette Young, filed by Mark Prishlyak.(LMH, COURT STAFF) |
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