Cases 41 - 50 of 18,930
Lorence Smith, II v. Warden
as 24-6552
Petitioner:
LORENCE F. SMITH, II
Respondent:
WARDEN, FCI Bennettsville
Jonathan Newell v. Ja'barri Davis
as 24-6553
Plaintiff:
JONATHAN JAMES NEWELL, ROY G. DAVIDSON and ANTOINE JERROD WATKINS
Defendant:
JA'BARRI DAVIS, Correctional Officer, A. SINGLETON, Correctional Officer, SGT. JANE DOE DOWNEY and others
Anthony McNair v. North Carolina Department of Public Safety
as 24-6360
Plaintiff:
ANTHONY LEE MCNAIR
Defendant:
NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY, RICHMOND CORRECTIONAL CENTER, CENTRAL PRISON and others
Lawrence Wilder, Sr. v. State of North Carolina
as 24-6548
Plaintiff:
LAWRENCE VERLINE WILDER, SR., ESTATE OF CAROLYN BRYANT and FEDERAL JUDGE ELIZABETH MULLIGAN
Defendant:
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, FEDERAL JUDGE RICHARD E. MYERS, II, NEW HANOVER COUNTY NC SUPERIOR COURT and others
Brian Hamlet v. Doug Irvin
as 24-1522
Plaintiff:
BRIAN LEON HAMLET
Defendant:
DOUG A. IRVIN, VANNESSA DUNCAN and TRAVIS CASSELL
Brandon Polk v. Stanly County
as 24-6361
Plaintiff:
BRANDON CHRISHON POLK
Defendant:
STANLY COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA, STANLY COUNTY SHERIFF OFFICE, J. CRISCO, Sheriff and others
Michael Grace v. Alamance County
as 24-6538
Plaintiff:
MICHAEL JERMAINE GRACE
Defendant:
ALAMANCE COUNTY, GRAHAM POLICE DEPARTMENT, OFFICER CROSS and others
Karsten Allen v. T. Norvell
as 24-6541
Plaintiff:
KARSTEN OBED ALLEN
Defendant:
T. NORVELL, Sergeant, Housing Unit B at Keen Mountain Correctional Center, R. MULLINS, Correctional Officer, Housing Unit B at Keen Mountain Correctional Center, G. V. HORNE, Lieutenant at Keen Mountain Correctional Center and others
Jonathan Newell v. Erik Hooks
as 24-6543
Plaintiff:
JONATHAN JAMES NEWELL and TIMOTHY FRANKLIN BALLARD, III
Defendant:
ERIK A. HOOKS, in his individual capacity and EDDIE M. BUFFALOE, JR., in his official capacity
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