Michael Long, Jr. v. Nwannem Obi, et al
| Nurse Redden, Dexter Payne, Warden, East Arkansas Regional Unit, Arkansas Department of Correction, Brenda Minor, Mental Health Supervisor, E.A.R.U., Monicka Branscomb, C.M.S., East Arkansas Regional Unit, Wendy Kelley, Deputy Director Health Services, ADC, John Lau, Psychologist, Corizon Medical Services, Inc., Michael Person, Doctor, Arkansas Department of Correction, Robert Parker, Mental Health, Arkansas Department of Correction, Nwannem Okoye Obi, Doctor, C.M.S., East Arkansas Regional Unit, Geraldine Campbell, A.P.N., C.M.S., East Arkansas Regional Unit, Debra Horton, Health Services Administrator, C.M.S., E.A.R.U., Charlotte Gardner, Ombudsman, C.M.S., E.A.R.U., Ashley Bagwell, Nurse, C.M.S., E.A.R.U., Strickland, Infirmary Supervisor, C.M.S., E.A.R.U. and Albert Kittrell, Psychiatrist, E.A.R.U. |
| Michael Long, Jr. |
| 13-1750 |
| April 4, 2013 |
| U.S. Court of Appeals, Eighth Circuit |
| Prison Condition |
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