Cases 1 - 7 of 7
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
Berlin Brown v. G. Clemens, et al
as 23-3213
Plaintiff:
BERLIN VANARDO BROWN
Defendant:
CCPM CLEMENS, PREA Coordinator SCI-Camp Hill
Barrett Tunsil v. Harry Laurel, et al
as 23-3124
Plaintiff / Appellant:
BARRETT S. TUNSIL
Defendant / Appellee:
HARRY LAUREL, PA-DOC Secretary/C.E.O., WELLPATH INC, ATTORNEY GENERAL PENNSYLVANIA, c/o Michelle Henry and others
Defendant:
AUKER, Medical Director/Administrator, BAKER, Medical Director/Administrator, BECK, Medical Director/Administrator and others
S. Hayes, et al v. Morris Houser, et al
as 23-2747
Plaintiff / Appellant:
MS. S. HAYES
Plaintiff / Appellee:
JOEL MARRERO
Defendant / Appellee:
MORRIS HOUSER, Facility Manager - SCI - Benner, LT. KAUFFMAN, Security Lt. - SCI - Benner, BRADLEY BOOHER, Deputy Sup. SCI - Benner and others
George Pickett v. J. Williams, et al
as 23-1894
Plaintiff / Appellant:
GEORGE PICKETT
Defendant / Appellee:
SGT J. WILLIAMS, N. BOURN, CCPM, TRP HANOSER, State Trooper and others
Fred Minor v. Michael Overmyer, et al
as 22-1777
Plaintiff / Appellant:
FRED MINOR
Defendant / Appellee:
MICHAEL OVERMYER, Superintendent for SCI Forest, being sued in his individual/official capacity, D. F. OBERLANDER, Deputy Superintendent for SCI Forest Facility Management, being sued in his individual/official capacity, J. W. SAWTELLE, Deputy Superintendent for SCI Forest Centralized Services, being sued in his individual/official capacity and others
Derrick Brown v. Scott Holtzapple, et al
as 15-2201
Plaintiff - Appellant:
DERRICK LAKEITH BROWN
Defendant - Appellee:
ACTING WARDEN SCOTT HOLTZAPPLE, ACTING WARDEN J. BUTLER, CAPTAIN B. TAGGERT and others
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