Plaintiff / Appellant:	KENZO QUEZERGUE
Defendant / Appellee:	BRET T. GUNN, in his individual capacity, former Assistant District Attorney, JUDGE CHERYL BLACKBURN, in her individual and official capacity, VICTOR S. JOHNSON, III, in his individual capacity, former District Attorney General, UNKNOWN GENERAL SESSIONS COURT JUDGE, in their individual capacity, DARREN HALL, in his individual and official capacity as Sheriff, DAVID C. TORRENCE, in his individual capacity, former Clerk, CAROL DAWN DEANER, in her individual capacity, District Public Defender, PATRICK GARLAND FROGGE, in his individual capacity, Assistant Public Defender, UNKNOWN UNITED STATES ATTORNEY, in their individual capacity, MARK GWYN, Tennessee Bureau of Investigation Former Director, in his individual capacity, DERRICK D. SCHOFIELD, in his individual capacity, former Tennessee Department of Correction Commissioner, BRANDON MALONEY, Tennessee Department of Corrections Classification Director, in his individual capacity, CANDICE WHISMAN, Tennessee Department of Correction Sentence Computation/Sentence Information, in her individual capacity, ROBERT E. COOPER, JR., in his individual capacity, former Attorney General of the State of Tennessee, STEVE ANDERSON, in his individual capacity, Former Metro Nashville Police Chief, DERRY BALTIMORE, Homicide Detective, in his individual capacity, BILL HASLAM, Former Governor of State of Tennessee, UNKNOWN 2011-PRESENT ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF THE COURTS DIRECTOR, in their individual capacity, UNKNOWN 2011-PRESENT UNITED STATES MAGISTRATE JUDGE, in their individual capacity, DARON HALL, in his individual and official capacity as Sheriff and CANDACE WHISMAN, Tennessee Department of Correction Sentence Computation/Sentence Information, in her individual capacity
Case Number:	22-5432
Filed:	May 18, 2022
Court:	U.S. Court of Appeals, Sixth Circuit
Nature of Suit:	Prisoner: Civil Rights

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