Cases 21 - 30 of 2,996
Edgardo Rivera v. Superintendent Dallas SCI, et al
as 24-1750
Plaintiff:
EDGARDO SOBRADO RIVERA
Defendant:
SUPERINTENDENT DALLAS SCI and ATTORNEY GENERAL PENNSYLVANIA
Russell Grimes v. State of Delaware, et al
as 24-1744
Plaintiff:
RUSSELL M. GRIMES
Defendant:
STATE OF DELAWARE and ATTORNEY GENERAL DELAWARE
Donald Higgs v. New Jersey Department of Corrections, et al
as 24-1712
Plaintiff:
DONALD D. HIGGS
Defendant:
NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS, VICTORIA L. KUHN, Esq., NJ DOC Commissioner, M. CHERY, Corrections Officer and others
Charles Sheppard v. Administrator New Jersey State Prison, et al
as 24-1697
Plaintiff:
CHARLES SHEPPARD
Defendant:
ADMINISTRATOR NEW JERSEY STATE PRISON and ATTORNEY GENERAL NEW JERSEY
Telly Royster v. Superintendent Phoenix SCI, et al
as 24-1698
Plaintiff:
TELLY ROYSTER
Defendant:
SUPERINTENDENT PHOENIX SCI, DISTRICT ATTORNEY PHILADELPHIA and ATTORNEY GENERAL PENNSYLVANIA
Leeon Frasier v. Warden Coal Township SCI, et al
as 24-1675
Plaintiff:
LEEON ANTONIO FRASIER
Defendant:
WARDEN COAL TOWNSHIP SCI and ATTORNEY GENERAL PENNSYLVANIA
Francis Boyd v. Superintendent Chester SCI, et al
as 24-1692
Petitioner:
FRANCIS BOYD
Respondent:
SUPERINTENDENT CHESTER SCI, ATTORNEY GENERAL PENNSYLVANIA and DISTRICT ATTORNEY PHILADELPHIA
John Biddle v. Administrator New Jersey State Prison, et al
as 24-1661
Plaintiff:
JOHN W. BIDDLE
Defendant:
ADMINISTRATOR NEW JERSEY STATE PRISON and ATTORNEY GENERAL NEW JERSEY
Malik Bey v. Superintendent Somerset SCI, et al
as 24-1667
Plaintiff:
MALIK ABDUL BEY
Defendant:
SUPERINTENDENT SOMERSET SCI, PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS, PENNSYLVANIA BOARD OF PROBATION AND PAROLE and others
Sheng-Wen Cheng v. Attorney General United States of America
as 24-1645
Plaintiff:
SHENG-WEN CHENG
Defendant:
ATTORNEY GENERAL UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
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