Cases 11 - 18 of 18
Mark Starkey v. Heath Spackler
as 15-1320
Petitioner - Appellant:
Mark A. Starkey
Respondent - Appellee:
Heath Spackler, Warden
Martez Dickson v. John Hill, et al
as 15-1059
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Martez Anthony Dickson
Defendant - Appellee:
John Hill, Police Officer, St. Louis Police Department, Individually and Officically, Edward Smoote, Police Officer, St. Louis Police Department, Individually and Officially, Jeffrey Stone, Detective, St. Louis Police Department, Individually and Officially and others
Jacob Earls v. Paragould Police Department, et al
as 14-3869
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Jacob Thomas Earls
Defendant - Appellee:
Paragould Police Department, Todd Stovall, Police Chief, Paragould Police Department, Dan Stidham, Judge, Greene County and others
Allen Hause v. Frank Conley, et al
as 13-1406
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Allen W. Hause
Defendant - Appellee:
Frank Conley, Chief Counsel Judge, retired, Cary Augustine, Judge, Larry Bryson, Judge and others
Heath Wilkins v. Steve Long, et al
as 10-2583
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Heath Allen Wilkins
Defendant - Appellee:
Steve Long, Dave Schreimann, Penny Hubbard and others
Thomas Pellegrino v. Douglas Weber, et al
as 09-1982
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Thomas Pellegrino
Defendant - Appellee:
Douglas Weber, Warden, South Dakota State Penitentiary, Dr. Eugene Regier, Medical Director, SDSP/DOH Health Services, Doneen Hollingsworth, Secretary of Health, SD Department of Health and others
Vanice Heath v. John Ault
as 08-2388
Petitioner - Appellant:
Vanice Terrell Heath
Respondent - Appellee:
John F. Ault
David Carney v. Victoria Hess, et al
as 07-1577
Plaintiff - Appellant:
David A. Carney
Defendant - Appellee:
Victoria Hess, Correctional Officer, NECC, Terry White, Correctional Officer, NECC and Jim Long, Correctional Officer, NECC
Defendant:
Charles R. Carriker, Jr., Correctional Officer, NECC, Heath Cooper, Correctional Officer, NECC, Michael Thompson, Correctional Officer, NECC and others
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