Cases 41 - 50 of 122
Peterson v. The People of the State of New
as 19-349
Respondent:
The People of The State of New York
Petitioner:
Carlos Peterson
Onatolu v. The People of The State of New
as 19-246
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Adekunle A. Onatolu
Defendant / Appellee:
The People of The State of New York
Goodson v. Zion
as 19-178
Defendant / Appellee:
Marian Zion, Attorney and John Doe, Officer of 32nd Precinct
Plaintiff / Appellant:
James Earl Goodson
Defendant:
Attorney Mariah Zion, The People of The State of New York and ABA John Doe
Nowakowski v. People of the State of New Yo
as 19-57
Petitioner / Appellant:
Robert Nowakowski
Respondent / Appellee:
People of the State of New York
Rousseau v. People of the State of New Yor
as 18-1832
Plaintiff - Appellant:
John T. Rousseau
Defendant - Appellee:
People of the State of New York, Green Haven Correctional Facility, Medical Staff from Green Haven Correctional Facility and others
Hill v. The People of The State of New
as 18-1359
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Derrick Troy Hill
Defendant - Appellee:
The People of The State of New York, Matthew J. Sypniewski, Robert M. Carney and others
Hill v. The People of The State of New
as 18-971
Petitioner - Appellant:
Derrick Troy Hill
Respondent - Appellee:
The People of The State of New York
Rodriguez v. The State of New York
as 18-790
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Juan A. Rodriguez, AKA Eric Fontanez
Defendant - Appellee:
State of New York, New York State Department of Corrections and Community Supervision, The People of The State of New York and others
Jones v. People of the State of New Yo
as 18-731
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Devin Lee Jones, AKA Devon Jones
Respondent:
People of the State of New York
Respondent - Appellee:
Superintendent
Davis v. The People of New York State
as 18-627
Petitioner:
Raul Davis
Respondent:
The People of The State of New York
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