Cases 11 - 20 of 913
Damien Ford v. J. Lee, et al
as 24-1441
Plaintiff:
Damien Ford
Defendant:
J. Lee, Sergeant, Sims, Sergeant, Tucker Max Unit, Taylor, Correctional Officer and others
Shawn Duncan v. Joshua Tessier, et al
as 24-1481
Plaintiff:
Shawn Kenya Duncan
Defendant:
Joshua Tessier, Head Practitioner, Naphcare, Polk County Jail and others
Marc Bakambia v. Stephen Craane, et al
as 24-1489
Plaintiff:
Marc Amouri Bakambia
Defendant:
Stephen Craane, M.D.; in their individual and official capacities, Luke DeHaan, P.T.; in their individual and official capacities, Louis Shicker, M.D.; in their individual and official capacities and others
Kelly McSean v. Chris Chamberlain, et al
as 24-1674
Plaintiff:
Kelly La Gale McSean
Defendant:
Chris Chamberlain, Head of Security, Jeff Cunningham, Sally Port Supervisor, Misty Kindle, Physician and others
Stephen Plunkett v. Merrick Garland, et al
as 24-1639
Plaintiff:
Stephen Christopher Plunkett
Defendant:
Merrick B. Garland, Attorney General, Collette Peters, John P. Yates, Warden and others
Dale Williams, Sr. v. Nancy Moore, et al
as 24-1419
Plaintiff:
Dale Williams, Sr.
Defendant:
Nancy Moore, Sara Kulas, MSOP--Moose Lake Group Supervisor Special Services, Samantha J. Suhonen, MSOP--Moose Lake mailroom personnel and others
Patrick McIntosh v. Eric Williams, Warden
as 24-1237
Petitioner:
Patrick Randell McIntosh
Respondent:
Eric Williams, Warden
Michael Boyd v. Dexter Payne, et al
as 24-1073
Plaintiff:
Michael Lavern Boyd
Defendant:
Dexter Payne, Director, ADC, Jackson, Warden, East Arkansas Regional Unit, Tiffany M. Williams, Captain, East Arkansas Regional Unit and others
Happy Stompingbear v. Wendy Kelley, et al
as 24-1011
Plaintiff:
Happy Stompingbear, also known as Chris Ward
Defendant:
Wendy Kelley, former Director, Arkansas Department of Correction, Marshall Dale Reed, Chief Deputy Director, ADC, Marvin Evans and others
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