Cases 1 - 4 of 4
Jason Leopold, et al v. J. Thomas Manger, et al
as 22-5304
Petitioner / Appellant:
Jason Leopold
Petitioner:
BuzzFeed, Inc.
Respondent / Appellee:
Yogananda D. Pittman, Acting Chief, United States Capitol Police, Michael Bolton, Inspector General of the United States Capitol Police, J. Thomas Manger, Chief, United States Capitol Police and others
Patrick Mahoney v. United States Capitol Police Board, et al
as 22-5094
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Patrick J. Mahoney, Reverend
Defendant / Appellee:
United States Capitol Police Board, in its Official Capacity, Karen H. Gibson, in her Official Capacity as U.S. Senate Sergeant at Arms and Doorkeeper and Chair, Capitol Police Board, William J. Walker, in his Official Capacity as U.S. House of Representatives Sergeant at Arms and Member, Capitol Police Board and others
Raheem Muhammad v. Kim Dine, et al
as 14-5087
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Raheem Muhammad
Defendant - Appellee:
Kim Dine, United States Capitol Police, Michael Conover, City of Frederick, Maryland Police Department, Timi Ann Conover, Behringer-Harvard Inc. and others
Jones, Mabel S. v. Prince George Cty, et al
as 02-7104
Plaintiff - Appellee:
Mabel S. Jones, Individually, as the next best friend of, and Personal Representative of the Estate of Prince Carmen Jones, Jr.
Defendant - Appellee:
Prince George's County, Maryland, John S. Farrell, Chief of Police, Prince George's County Police Department in both his official and individual capacities, Carlton B. Jones, Officer, Prince George's County Police Department in both his official and individual capacities and others
Terminated Party:
Robert F. Horan, Commonwealth's Attorney for Fairfax County and J. Thomas Manger
Movant - Appellant:
Prince Carmen Jones, Sr., individually and as co-legal custodian of Nina Amayye Eden Chi Jones, a minor and Candace Jackson, mother and next friend, and individually and as co-legal custodian of Nina Amayee Eden Chi Jones (Nina Jones), a minor
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