Cases 11 - 16 of 16
US v. Martinez-Maldonado
as 12-1290
Appellee:
UNITED STATES
Defendant - Appellant:
HECTOR MARTINEZ-MALDONADO
Interested Party:
SPECIAL INDEPENDENT PROSECUTOR, DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE OF PUERTO RICO and THOMAS RIVERA-SCHATZ
US v. Bravo-Fernandez
as 12-1289
Appellee:
UNITED STATES
Defendant - Appellant:
JUAN BRAVO-FERNANDEZ
Interested Party:
SPECIAL INDEPENDENT PROSECUTOR, DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE OF PUERTO RICO and THOMAS RIVERA-SCHATZ
Blackmer v. Vinson, et al
as 10-2387
Plaintiff - Appellant:
PAUL BLACKMER
Defendant - Appellee:
JOHN VINSON, Prosecutor - NH AG's Office, FNU MCGONAGLE, FNU SEOG and others
Jorge Aponte-Hernandez v. Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, et al
as 08-1482
Plaintiff - Appellant:
JORGE E. APONTE-HERNANDEZ
Defendant - Appellee:
ANA P. CRUZ-VELEZ, Contractor-Prosecutor Of The Government Of Territory Of Puerto Rico and HECTOR M. MONTANEZ-REYES, Contractor-Prosecutor Of The Government Of Puerto Rico
Defendant:
ANIBAL ACEVEDO-VILA, Governor Of Puerto Rico and JOSE PEREZ-RODRIGUEZ, Contractor-Prosecutor Of The Government Of Puerto Rico
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Calderon-Garnier v. Sanchez-Ramos, et al
as 08-1284
Plaintiff - Appellant:
CARLOS M. CALDERON-GARNIER
Defendant - Appellee:
ANABELLE RODRIGUEZ, Hon., ROBERTO SANCHEZ-RAMOS, in his personal and official capacity as acting Secretary of Justice, PEDRO GOYCO-AMADOR, in his personal and official capacity as Prosecutor General of the Department of Justice and others
Aponte-Hernandez v. Acevedo-Vila, et al
as 08-1161
Plaintiff - Appellee:
JORGE E. APONTE-HERNANDEZ
Defendant:
ANIBAL ACEVEDO-VILA, Governor Of Puerto Rico
Defendant - Appellant:
ANA P. CRUZ-VELEZ, Contractor-Prosecutor Of The Government Of Territory Of Puerto Rico, HECTOR M. MONTANEZ-REYES, Contractor-Prosecutor Of The Government Of Puerto Rico, JOSE PEREZ-RODRIGUEZ, Contractor-Prosecutor Of The Government Of Puerto Rico and others
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