Cases 11 - 20 of 2,315
Dallas Hilt v. Chad Anderson
as 24-2053
Plaintiff:
Dallas Cody Hilt
Defendant:
Chad Anderson, Sheriff, Bates County Sheriff's Department
Randy Rindahl v. Tim Reisch, et al
as 24-2033
Plaintiff:
Randy Rindahl
Defendant:
Kimberley Malsam-Rysdon, Ex-Secretary of Health, Joan Adam, Interim Secretary of Health, Kristi Noem, Governor for the State of South Dakota and others
Justin Johnson v. Jacob Schurman, et al
as 24-2002
Plaintiff:
Justin Johnson
Defendant:
Jacob Schurman, in his individual capacity only and Christopher Taylor, in his individual capacity only
Shawn Otte v. Arron Wilson, et al
as 24-1992
Plaintiff:
Shawn Otte
Defendant:
Arron Wilson, Chandra Bankhead, Michael Fusselman and others
Fredrick Hines v. State of Minnesota, et al
as 24-1970
Plaintiff:
Fredrick Dewayne Hines
Defendant:
State of Minnesota, County of Washington, City of Stillwater and others
Keith Washington v. Minnesota DOC, et al
as 24-1962
Plaintiff:
Keith Eugene Washington, also known as Monroe Bernard Washington
Defendant:
Minnesota Department of Corrections, Supervisor Officials, sued in their individual capacities, MCF Oak Park Heights, MCF Stillwater and others
Salvador Murillo v. Muscatine County Jail
as 24-1936
Plaintiff:
Salvador Manjarrez Murillo
Defendant:
Muscatine County Jail
Krishonn Cooney v. Brady Knuckles
as 24-1898
Plaintiff:
Krishonn Cooney
Defendant:
Brady Knuckles, State Trooper, Arkansas State Police
Edward Wilson v. Ramsey County, et al
as 24-1902
Plaintiff:
Edward Wilson
Defendant:
Ramsey County, Medical Department and Department of Justice
Reo Covington v. William Chronister, et al
as 24-1906
Plaintiff:
Reo L. Covington
Defendant:
William Chronister, Dardenelle Police Officer, Does, 1-4, Dardenelle Police Officers, Pearson's Towing & Recovery Services LLC, Towing Services and others
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