Cases filed in the U.S. Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit
Cases 1 - 10 of 3,331
Reed v. Dauzat
as 24-30368
Petitioner: Bobby Ray Reed
Respondent: Michele Dauzat, Warden, David Wade Correctional Center
Guillard v. SHF 1 Metro at Greenway
as 24-20260
Plaintiff: Ashley Guillard
Defendant: SHF 1 Metro at Greenway L.L.C., Simpson Housing L.L.P., Nationwide Compliant L.L.C. and others
Lettieri v. Securus Technologies
as 24-10517
Plaintiff: David C. Lettieri
Defendant: Securus Technologies
Miller v. Dunn
as 24-10500
Plaintiff: Bradley B. Miller
Defendant: Virginia Talley Dunn, Individually, Andrea Plumlee, In both Individual and Official Capacities, Danielle Diaz, In both Individual and Official Capacities and others
LULAC v. Abbott
as 24-50449
Plaintiff: League of United Latin American Citizens, Southwest Voter Registration Education Project, Mi Familia Vota and others
Defendant: Greg Abbott, in his official capacity as Governor of the State of Texas
Cervini v. Cisneros
as 24-50442
Plaintiff: Eric Cervini, Wendy Davis, David Gins and others
Defendant: Eliazar Cisneros, Joeylynn Mesaros, Robert Mesaros and others
Okorie v. First Bank
as 24-60273
Plaintiff: Ikechukwu Hyginius Okorie
Defendant: First Bank, Eileen N. Shaffer, Timothy Matthew Farris and others
Dang v. Toyota Motor
as 24-30340
Plaintiff: David Bui Dang
Defendant: Toyota Motor North America, Incorporated and Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing North America, Incorporated
Williams v. Burleson County
as 24-50430
Plaintiff: Anthony Cordell Williams
Defendant: Burleson County, Texas, Gene Hermes, Burleson County Sheriff, Judge Reva L. Townslee Corbett and others
Hernandez v. Gutierrez
as 24-50422
Plaintiff: Jose Flores Hernandez
Defendant: David G. Gutierrez, Chair Person; Pardon & Paroles, Eric J. R. Nichols, Chair Person; Texas Board Department of Criminal Justice, Governor Greg Abbott and others

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