Smith v. Shewsbury et al
| Franklin Smith |
| Ray Cullen, Donald Farago, Michael Lividini, Steven Schwein, Cameron Priebe, Aaron Shewsbury, Rosana Hooper and Taylor, City of |
| 5:2007cv14034 |
| September 25, 2007 |
| US District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan |
| Ann Arbor Office |
| Wayne |
| John Corbett OMeara |
| Donald A Scheer |
| Civil Rights: Other |
| No cause code entered |
| Plaintiff |
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ORDER denying(51) Motion for Certificate of Appealability in case 5:08-cv-13280-JCO-DAS. Signed by District Judge John Corbett O'Meara. Associated Cases: 5:08-cv-13280-JCO-DAS, 5:07-cv-14034-JCO-DAS, 5:08-cv-11019-JCO-DAS, 5:08-cv-11022-JCO-DAS (WBar)
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ORDER granting (65) Motion for Clarification. Signed by District Judge John Corbett O'Meara. Associated Cases: 5:07-cv-14034-JCO-DAS, 5:08-cv-11019-JCO-DAS, 5:08-cv-11022-JCO-DAS, 5:08-cv-13280-JCO-DAS (WBar)
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OPINION AND ORDER granting in part and denying in part (47) Motion for Summary Judgment in case 5:07-cv-14034-JCO-DAS;(52) Motion for Summary Judgment in case 5:08-cv-11019-JCO-DAS; (52) Motion for Summary Judgment in case 5:08-cv-11022-JCO-DAS; (32) Motion for Summary Judgment in case 5:08-cv-13280-JCO-DAS. Signed by District Judge John Corbett O'Meara. Associated Cases: 5:07-cv-14034-JCO-DAS, 5:08-cv-11019-JCO-DAS, 5:08-cv-11022-JCO-DAS, 5:08-cv-13280-JCO-DAS (WBar)
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