Guy Terry v. Kimberly Blackerby, et al
GUY DUKE TERRY, also known as Guy D. Terry, also known as Guy Terry |
KIMBERLY A. BLACKERBY, Laundry Manager III and L. CHAVEZ, Nurse Practitioner |
13-11405 |
December 30, 2013 |
U.S. Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit |
Prisoner - Civil Rights |
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Plaintiff - appellant: GUY DUKE TERRY, also known as Guy D. Terry, also known as Guy Terry | |
Represented By: | Guy Duke Terry |
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Defendant - appellee: KIMBERLY A. BLACKERBY, Laundry Manager III | |
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Defendant - appellee: L. CHAVEZ, Nurse Practitioner | |
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