Cases 1 - 7 of 7
Danny Moore v. Andy Faurquire, et al
as 14-11201
Plaintiff - Appellant:
DANNY WAYNE MOORE
Defendant - Appellee:
ANDY FAURQUIRE, Superintendent for Alabama Correctional Industries, RICHARD ALLEN, MARTIN, ACI Supervisor and others
Charles Chrenko v. Bob Riley, et al
as 13-12349
Plaintiff - Appellant:
CHARLES G. CHRENKO
Defendant - Appellee:
BOB RILEY, Governor, in his individual and official capacity, TROY KING, Attorney General, in his individual and official capacity, J. CHRISTOPHER MURPHY, Colonel, in his individual and official capacity and others
James Spencer v. Bob Riley, et al
as 12-13844
Plaintiff - Appellant:
JAMES EDWARD SPENCER
Defendant - Appellee:
BOB RILEY, in his individual and official capacity, ATTORNEY GENERAL, STATE OF ALABAMA, CYNTHIA DILLARD, in her individual and official capacity and others
Bernard Jemison v. Richard Allen, et al
as 12-11590
Plaintiff - Appellant:
BERNARD JEMISON
Defendant - Appellee:
RICHARD ALLEN, GORDY, Assistant Warden, D. TAYLOR and others
James Spencer v. Bob Riley, et al
as 11-15219
Plaintiff - Appellant:
JAMES EDWARD SPENCER
Defendant - Appellee:
BOB RILEY, in his individual and official capacity, TROY KING, in his individual and official capacity, CYNTHIA DILLARD, in her individual and official capacity and others
James Spencer v. Bob Riley, et al
as 11-14102
Plaintiff - Appellant:
JAMES EDWARD SPENCER
Defendant - Appellee:
BOB RILEY, in his individual and official capacity, TROY KING, in his individual and official capacity, CYNTHIA DILLARD, in her individual and official capacity and others
Darrius Bryant Bell v. Bob Riley, et al
as 10-10065
Plaintiff - Appellant:
DARRIUS BRYANT BELL, other similarly situated individuals
Defendant - Appellee:
BOB RILEY, in his individual and official capacity, TROY KING, in his individual and official capacity, CYNTHIA DILLARD, in her individual and official capacity and others
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