Cases 1 - 10 of 872
Vital v. Dir, Fed Bur of Pris
as 24-40729
Defendant:
Warden, USP Beaumont, Director, Federal Bureau of Prisons, Director, Health Services Division, BOP and others
Plaintiff:
Jackson Ruben Vital
Castaneda v. Frausto-Recio
as 24-50870
Defendant:
Rodolfo Ramon Frausto-Recio, Officer Daniel M. Ramirez, Jr., San Antonio Police Department, San Antonio Police Department and others
Plaintiff:
Rudy Castaneda
Trejo v. United States
as 24-50850
Defendant:
Attorney General, Greg Abbott, Governor of the State of Texas, FBI and OIG John and Jane Doe Agents and others
Plaintiff:
Anthony Robert Trejo
Iraheta v. Doe
as 24-20466
Defendant:
John Doe (2), JD2, John Doe (4), JD4, John Doe (3), JD3 and others
Plaintiff:
Jose D. Iraheta, individually and on behalf of his minor child and JD, a minor child of Jose D. Iraheta
Celestine v. Doe
as 24-10921
Defendant:
City of Rice, John Doe 2, Officer, John Doe 1, Officer and others
Plaintiff:
Paul-Douglas Celestine
Garrison v. Doe
as 24-10923
Plaintiff:
William Scott Garrison
Defendant:
John Doe, Dallas FBI and John Doe, Dallas Pro 6 Enforcement Agency
Jones v. Doe
as 24-20430
Plaintiff:
Shawn Donell Jones
Defendant:
Augustina Ihchnachn, Physician Assistant, Jamie Williams and John Doe
Aunt Bertha v. NLRB
as 24-10855
Defendant:
Lauren McFerran, in her official capacity as the General Counsel of the National Labor Relations Board, David M. Prouty, in their official capacities as Board Members of the National Labor Relations Board, Gwynne A. Wilcox and others
Unknown:
Office and Professional Employees International Union
Plaintiff:
Aunt Bertha, doing business as Findhelp
Thompson v. Richter
as 24-10837
Defendant:
Steven C. McGraw, Director and Colonel, Michelle Farris, Chief, John Doe, Trooper and others
Plaintiff:
Russell Thompson and Demetrius McChester
In re: John Doe Corporation
as 24-20407
Respondent:
Public Company Accounting Oversight Board and United States of America
Petitioner:
In re: John Doe Corporation
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