Cases 1 - 10 of 103
Hicks v. Ashworth
as 24-20331
Defendant:
Bobby Rigsby, Lisa Ashworth, Cynthia Picazo and others
Plaintiff:
Blaze Hicks
Oppenhammer v. Lumpkin
as 23-11224
Petitioner / Appellant:
Lisa Oppenhammer
Respondent / Appellee:
Bobby Lumpkin, Director, Texas Department of Criminal Justice, Correctional Institutions Division
USA v. Benavides
as 23-40538
Plaintiff / Appellee:
United States of America
Defendant / Appellant:
Lisa Berenice Benavides
Padieu v. Philips
as 23-40434
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Philippe Padieu
Defendant / Appellee:
Lisa Philips, Nurse Manager, Michael Sizemore, Senior Practice Manager, Kirt Stiefer, Warden, Beto Unit and others
Dingler v. Dallas County, Texas
as 23-10679
Petitioner / Appellant:
Joseph Dingler
Defendant / Appellee:
Dallas County, Texas, Marian Brown, Terrie McVea and others
Searcy v. Paxton
as 23-40377
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Lisa Marie Searcy
Defendant / Appellee:
Texas Attorney General Warren Kenneth Paxton, Jr., Helen Truscott, Attorney, Jennifer Burnett, Attorney and others
Scott v. Haynes
as 23-50332
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Phillip G. Scott
Defendant / Appellee:
Sgt. Wade Haynes, CCSO Corrections Officer, Jaime Andradt, CCSO Corrections Officer, Daniel Hayes, CCSO Corrections Officer and others
Hill v. Humphrey
as 23-10030
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Lisa Hill
Defendant / Appellee:
Charlie Humphrey, Diana Heard, Tracy Hale and others
Byrd v. Tang
as 22-40797
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Noland Roosevelt Byrd, also known as Sovereign Living Justice Mustafa El Shabazz Bey
Defendant / Appellee:
Michael Tang, Plano Peace Officer, Lisa Bronchetti, Collin County Magistrate Court Judge, Alyse Ferguson, Chief Attorney and others
Byrd v. Tang
as 22-40784
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Noland Roosevelt Byrd, also known as Sovereign Living Justice Mustafa El Shabazz Bey
Defendant / Appellee:
Michael Tang, Plano Peace Officer, Alyse Ferguson, Chief Attorney, Greg Willis, District Attorney for Collin County and others
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