Cases 1 - 10 of 960
Albert Anderson v. McMillian
as 24-6495
Plaintiff:
ALBERT ANDERSON
Defendant:
MCMILLIAN, Medical Provider, ERIC DYE, Warden, JEFFREY DUNCAN, Assistant Warden and others
Altony Brooks v. Sheila Johnston
as 24-6442
Plaintiff:
ALTONY BROOKS
Defendant:
SERGEANT SHEILA JOHNSTON, also known as Lieutenant Johnston, CAPTAIN KRIS JACUMIN, also known as Captain Jackelman, SERGEANT FELISA FLUDD, also known as Officer Fludd and others
Dwayne Johnson v. Commonwealth of Virginia
as 24-6367
Petitioner:
DWAYNE L. JOHNSON
Respondent:
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA
Nathaniel Williams v. Yes Care Corp.
as 24-6333
Plaintiff:
NATHANIEL WILLIAMS
Defendant:
YES CARE CORP., SARAH JOHNSON, RN, DR. CLEM, M.D. and others
Randolph Johnson v. Chadwick Dotson
as 24-6280
Petitioner:
RANDOLPH WAKEEM JOHNSON
Respondent:
HAROLD W. CLARKE and CHADWICK DOTSON, Director of D.O.C.
Keith Cureton, Jr. v. John Gray
as 24-6282
Plaintiff:
KEITH CURETON, JR.
Defendant:
JOHN R. GRAY, MARK FLEMMINGS, MONICA BOND and others
Deandre Johnson v. Chadwick Dotson
as 24-6272
Petitioner:
DEANDRE JOHNSON
Respondent:
HAROLD W. CLARKE, Director of the Virginia Department of Corrections and CHADWICK DOTSON, Director of the Virginia Department of Corrections
Montavius Johnson v. David Mitchell
as 24-6230
Plaintiff:
MONTAVIUS ANTOINE JOHNSON-EL
Defendant:
DAVID MITCHELL, Facility Head Administrator Individual and Official Capacity, DAVID AARON, Captain of Security Operations Individual and Official Capacity, MCPHERSON, Correctional Staff Officer Individual and Official Capacity and others
Sofia Cano v. South Carolina Department of Corrections
as 24-6200
Plaintiff:
SOFIA CANO
Defendant:
SOUTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS, BRYAN P. STIRLING, DR. CHRIS KUNKLE and others
Leon Johnson v. F. Duty
as 24-6197
Plaintiff:
LEON JERMAINE JOHNSON
Defendant:
F. DUTY, sued in individual capacity, J. R. MASSINGILL, sued in individual capacity, J. R. ADAMS and others
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