Cases 1 - 10 of 526
Gabler v. Fairbairn, et al
as 24-1199
Petitioner:
VICTOR GABLER
Respondent:
MARC FAIRBAIRN, Warden and THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE STATE OF COLORADO
Hume v. People of the State of Colorado
as 24-1197
Plaintiff:
COALIN JOSHUA HUME
Defendant:
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO
Whitefield v. Executive Director, et al
as 24-1185
Plaintiff:
SCOTT WHITEFIELD
Defendant:
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS and THE STATE OF COLORADO
Johnson v. Stancil, et al
as 24-1180
Petitioner:
DERRICK JOHNSON
Respondent:
ANDRE STANCIL, Executive Director, Colorado Department of Corrections, JENNIFER HANSEN, Warden Colorado Territorial Correction Facility and THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE STATE OF COLORADO
Snedeker v. State of Colorado, et al
as 24-1173
Plaintiff:
BRADFORD WAYNE SNEDEKER, SR.
Defendant:
STATE OF COLORADO, ANJALI NANDI, DENISE MERTZ and others
Ellis v. State of Colorado Mental Health Hospital, et al
as 24-1166
Plaintiff:
DAWAUNE ELLIS, II
Defendant:
THE STATE OF COLORADO MENTAL HEALTH HOSPITAL IN PUEBLO, SARA ACKERMAN and FEERLYN WHITAKER
Maes, et al v. Polis, et al
as 24-1157
Plaintiff:
MOURAD KARIM MAES and JOHN ALLEN RICKS
Defendant:
JARED POLIS, Governor of the State of Colorado, PHILIP J. WEISER, Attorney General, JAY SUTHERLAND GRANT, Denver Disrict Court Judge and others
Ricks, et al v. Polis, et al
as 24-1148
Plaintiff:
JOHN ALLEN RICKS and MOURAD KARIM MAES
Defendant:
JARED POLIS, Governor of the State of Colorado, PHILIP J. WEISER, Attorney General, JAY SUTHERLAND GRANT, Denver Disrict Court Judge and others
Simkins v. Fairbairn, et al
as 24-1140
Plaintiff:
WILLIE J. SIMKINS
Respondent:
MARK FAIRBAIRN and ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE STATE OF COLORADO
Chappell v. State of Colorado, et al
as 24-1100
Petitioner:
ARTHUR JAMES CHAPPELL
Respondent:
STATE OF COLORADO and ADAMS COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
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