Cases 111 - 120 of 15,694
Darrell Carpenter v. Shawn Phillips
as 24-5356
Petitioner:
DARRELL CARPENTER
Respondent:
SHAWN PHILLIPS, Warden
Robert Annabel, II v. Sherman Campbell, et al
as 24-1322
Plaintiff:
ROBERT ANNABEL, II
Defendant:
SHERMAN CAMPBELL, Warden, DAVID MESSER, CHRISTINA BATES and others
Dennis Wiertella v. Lake County, OH, et al
as 24-3311
Plaintiff:
DENNIS WIERTELLA, as Father and Administrator of the Estate of Randy Wiertella, Deceased
Defendant:
LAKE COUNTY, OH, DIANA SNOW, RN, in her individual and official capacities and CHRISTINA WATSON, RN, in her individual and official capacities
Willy Dukuly v. Kyle Nuttall, et al
as 24-1326
Plaintiff:
WILLY S. DUKULY
Defendant:
KYLE NUTTALL, Corrections Officer, in his individual capacity, BRIAN TENHOVE, Correction Officer, in his individual capacity, PRISON COUNSELOR MELTON, in his individual capacity and others
Jeremy Duncan v. USA
as 24-5350
Petitioner:
JEREMY LAMONT DUNCAN
Respondent:
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Leon Lippett v. Nelson Duncan
as 24-1315
Plaintiff:
LEON DESEAN LIPPETT
Defendant:
NELSON DUNCAN, Registered Nurse
Antonio Clark v. Adam Cruter, et al
as 24-5352
Plaintiff:
ANTONIO CLARK
Defendant:
ADAM D. CRUTER, Officer, ERIC JACKSON, Officer, RHETT BUDDY, Officer and others
Coy Cotham, Jr. v. Bert Boyd
as 24-5343
Petitioner:
COY COTHAM, JR.
Respondent:
BERT C. BOYD, Warden
Calvin Mosby v. Sherman Campbell
as 24-1312
Petitioner:
CALVIN REMON MOSBY
Respondent:
SHERMAN CAMPBELL, Warden
Norman Pryor v. Annette Chambers-Smith, et al
as 24-3301
Plaintiff:
NORMAN LAFONTE PRYOR, aka Nc LaFonse Pryor
Defendant:
ANNETTE CHAMBERS-SMITH, Director of ODRC, In their individual and official capacity, LIEUTINENT ARIANNA BROCK, In their individual and official capacity, M. DARKANGELO, Mental Health Administrator, In their individual and official capacity and others
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