Cases 1 - 6 of 6
Wingate v. City of New York
as 22-1668
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Blake Wingate
Defendant / Appellee:
City of New York, Correction Officer Wallace, No. 14135, Correction Officer Hall, Badge # 13815, R.N.D.C. Mailroom and others
Defendant:
Correction Officer Smith, A.M.K.C. Mail Room
Toliver v. Colvin
as 17-2411
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Michel Toliver
Defendant - Appellee:
John Colvin, Deputy Superintendent for Security, Superintendent of Five Points Correctional Facility, Correction Officer Brown, Five Points and others
Defendant:
John Doe, Corrections Sergeant
Jenkins v. Arnone
as 14-1379
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Benjamin Jenkins
Defendant - Appellee:
Peter Murphy, Warden, Individual and Official Capacity, John/Jane Doe, Individual and Official Capacity and Leo Arnone, Commissioner of Correction, Individual and Official Capacity
Jenkins v. North Atlantic Extradiction
as 13-4291
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Brian Jenkins
Defendant - Appellee:
North Atlantic Extradiction, State of Mississippi, John Doe (1), Driver of NAES and others
Jenkins v. Fischer et al
as 11-2351
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Ronald Jenkins
Defendant - Appellee:
Brian Fischer, New York State Department of Correctional Services Commissioner, Individually and in his official capacity, Lawrence Sears, Former Superintendent, Franklin Correctional Facility, Individually and in his official capacity and Dutil, Correctional Officer, Franklin Correctional Facility, sued in individual and official capacity also known as Dutell
Cary v. Bevier
as 10-3921
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Hubert Cary
Defendant:
Supt. Lempke, C.O Officers at Five Points CF, involved in Assoult(s) Nov. 06, 2009 Off Camera and Feb. 02, 2009 in Mental Health Unit Off Camera Mental Health Unit Officers and Escort Sgt and Correction Officers, Sergeant Joh Doe and others
Defendant - Appellee:
C.O. Derek Slusser, Dr. Brown, Mr. Young, Social Worker and others
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