Stewart v. Eiler et al
| Brian Stewart |
| Robert Eiler, Burton Gestner, Michael P Melvin, James Blackard, Jeffery Malnar, Brian Fairchild, Roger E Walker, Joseph P Burke, Randall Flex, Barbara Hurt, Jack . Libby, Karl Webber, Eddie Jones, Joseph Mathy and Robert Griffin |
| 1:2008cv01033 |
| January 25, 2008 |
| U.S. District Court for the Central District of Illinois |
| Prisoner: Civil Rights Office |
| Livingston |
| Harold A. Baker |
| John A. Gorman |
| Plaintiff |
| Federal Question |
| 42:1983 Prisoner Civil Rights |
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JUDGMENT in favor of defendants Barbara Hurt, Brian Fairchild, Burton Gestner, Eddie Jones, Jack Libby, James Blackard, Jeffery Malnar, Joseph Mathy, Karl Webber, Michael P Melvin, Randall Flex, Robert Eiler, Robert Griffin, Roger E Walker and against plaintiff Brian Stewart filed and entered. The parties are to bear their own costs. (cc: plaintiff) (MSB, ilcd)
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ORDER entered by Judge Harold A. Baker on 6/8/09: Defense counsel must inform the court whether a personal representative was appointed for Jospeh Burke, and if so, provide the name of that representative. This information must be provided on or before June 30, 3009. Miscellaneous Deadline of 6/30/2009 set by which defense counsel is to respond. (cc: plaintiff)(MSB, ilcd)
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