Cases 1 - 10 of 260
Alphonso Bell v. Brown
as 24-6703
Defendant:
CONTROL, Control Worker, BROWN, Lt. Deputy and GREEN, Deputy Sheriff
Plaintiff:
ALPHONSO BELL, SR.
Christopher Rutledge v. Wake Forest University School of Medicine
as 24-6649
Defendant:
CAROL MILLIGAN, CHERYL BUSHMELL, JASON REID, Ex Deputy and others
Plaintiff:
A.D.R., A.M.R. and CHRISTOPHER R. RUTLEDGE
Douglas Symmes, Jr. v. NC Department of Public Safety - DPS
as 24-6605
Defendant:
CONNIE LOCKLEAR JONES, Doctor, PAMELA J. LOCKLEAR, Grievance Processer, CYNTHIA LOWERY, Green Unit Secretary and others
Plaintiff:
DOUGLAS ROY SYMMES, JR.
Michael Dobson v. Dr. Thompson
as 24-6403
Plaintiff:
MICHAEL DOBSON
Defendant:
DR. THOMPSON, HAROLD W. CLARKE, STEVEN HERRICK and others
Terrence Hammock v. Zowie Barnes
as 24-6375
Plaintiff:
TERRENCE EDWARD HAMMOCK, JR.
Defendant:
DR. ZOWIE BARNES, M.D., DIRECTOR GAIL WATTS, OFFICER J. SHERMAN and others
Matthew Budney v. Ronnie Huneycutt
as 24-6326
Plaintiff:
MATTHEW BUDNEY, f/k/a Matthew R. Budney
Defendant:
RONNIE LANE HUNEYCUTT, Superintendent Warden at Avery Mitchell Correctional, BRIAN WATSON, Special Affairs Captain at Avery Mitchell Correctional Institution, RANDY S. MULL, Disciplinary Hearing Officer for the North Carolina Department of Public Safety and others
Todd Dean v. Mrs. Brown
as 24-6202
Plaintiff:
TODD GLENN DEAN
Defendant:
MRS. BROWN, Warden, MRS. BLUNT, Counselor, MR. PAYNE, Case Manager and others
Rush Holt, III v. Ms. Brown
as 23-7296
Plaintiff:
RUSH JACK SAMUEL HOLT, III
Defendant:
MS. BROWN, PREA Investigator Sergeant
Robert Moore v. Warden of W.C.I.
as 23-7263
Plaintiff / Appellant:
ROBERT G. MOORE
Defendant / Appellee:
WARDEN OF W.C.I. SHANE WEBER, NURSE TAMI OF W.C.I., DOCTOR OF W.C.I. JOHN DOE and others
David Meyers v. Dean Locklear
as 23-7167
Plaintiff / Appellant:
DAVID MEYERS
Defendant / Appellee:
DEAN LOCKLEAR, WILLIAM BULLARD, LIEUTENANT BARNES and others
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