Charles Brooks v. Dr. Fernandez, et al
| CHARLES AARON BROOKS |
| ALLEN, Mr., in his individual and official capacity, FERNANDEZ, Dr., in his/her individual and official capacity, MARINEZ, Mr., in his individual and official capacity, ELEVAZO, Mr., in his individual and official capacity, NAVARRO, Mr., in his individual and official capacity, BENTLEY, Ms., in her individual and official capacity, QUINTANA, Mr., in his individual and official capacity, HOLLENCIK, Mr., Warden, KENNETH G. JORDAN, Dr., in his individual and official capacity, ARIGO RICHARDS, Dr., in his/her individual and official capacity, L. PASCAL, Dr., in his/her official capacity, HODDACK, Mr., in his/her individual and official capacity, C. BURKE, Mr., in his/her individual and official capacity, MERLAK, Mr., in his individual and official capacity, JOHN STOCKTON, Assistant Warden, in his individual and official capactiy, VUNIGA, Mr., in his individual and official capacity, ALMOND, Mr., in his individual and official capacity, AVALO, Ms., in her individual and official capactiy, CORTEZ, Mr., in his individual and official capacity, CAMPOS, Ms., in her individual and official capacity, GREEN, Mr., in his individual and official capacity, GRIBBS, Mr., in his individual and official capacity, GIBBS, Mr., in his individual and official capacity, HARLAN W. PENN, in his individual and official capacity, FERGUSON, Ms., in her individual and official capacity, GUINN, Mr., in his individual and official capacity and ZUMKHER, Mr., in his individual and official capacity |
| 10-56469 |
| September 17, 2010 |
| U.S. Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit |
| Prisoner-Civil Rights |
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