Cases 1 - 7 of 7
Nieves v. Best
as 22-410
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Michael Nieves
Defendant / Appellee:
Miriam R. Best, Acting Supreme Court Justice, Christopher Rivet, Assistant District Attorney, Brandon Riddle, Assistant District Attorney and others
Walker v. Corizon
as 18-967
Appellee:
Stephen Wettenstein, Doctor Jane Doe, Otis Bantum Correctional Center, Givens, Captain, Otis Bantum Correctional Center and others
Defendant:
Doctor Latunji, Otis Bantum Correctional Center, Reid, Captain, Otis Bantum Correctional Center, (female), Officer Smith, Otis Bantum Correctional Center, Grievance and others
Plaintiff:
Kevin Walker
Townsley v. New York State Department of C
as 17-2580
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Tayden Townsley
Defendant - Appellee:
Superintendent William A. Lee, being sued in their official and individual capacities, Lieutenant Mark Tokarz, being sued in their official and individual capacities, Sergeant Neil Yando, being sued in their official and individual capacities and others
Defendant:
New York State Department of Corrections and Community Supervision, being sued in their official and individual capacities
Johnson v. New York City Department
as 16-3521
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Glenn Johnson
Defendant - Appellee:
Deputy Warden Turnbill, Captain Johnson, shield #1338, Officer Saurez and others
Defendant:
New York City Department of Correction
Ceparano v. Suffolk County
as 14-311
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Anthony J. Ceparano
Defendant / Appellee:
Suffolk County, New York, Steve Levy, Suffolk County Police Department and others
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
Dukes v. Schuck
as 13-3920
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Myron Dukes
Defendant - Appellee:
Correction Officer John Schuck, Correction Officer Patrick Gallaway, Correction Officer James Dier and others
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