McClanahan v. Kelly
Plaintiff - Appellant: Michael McClanahan, Plaintiff Inpropria persona Sui Juris
Defendant - Appellee: City of New York, Police Officer John Doe, Police Officer Doherty, Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly, in his individual and official capacity, William J. Bratton, New York City Police Commissioner, in his individual and official capacity, Bill de Blasio, in his individual and official capacity and Mayor Michael Bloomberg, in his individual and official capacity
Case Number: 14-1493
Filed: May 7, 2014
Court: U.S. Court of Appeals, Second Circuit
Nature of Suit: CIVIL RIGHTS-Other
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Plaintiff - appellant: Michael McClanahan, Plaintiff Inpropria persona Sui Juris
Represented By: Michael McClanahan
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Defendant - appellee: City of New York
Represented By: Janet L. Zaleon
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Defendant - appellee: Police Officer John Doe
Represented By: Jeffrey D. Friedlander
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Defendant - appellee: Police Officer Doherty
Represented By: Janet L. Zaleon
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Defendant - appellee: Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly, in his individual and official capacity
Represented By: Janet L. Zaleon
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Defendant - appellee: William J. Bratton, New York City Police Commissioner, in his individual and official capacity
Represented By: Jeffrey D. Friedlander
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Defendant - appellee: Bill de Blasio, in his individual and official capacity
Represented By: Jeffrey D. Friedlander
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Defendant - appellee: Mayor Michael Bloomberg, in his individual and official capacity
Represented By: Janet L. Zaleon
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