Cases 11 - 20 of 2,685
William Conrad v. United States
as 24-1933
Petitioner:
William Desmond Conrad
Respondent:
United States of America
Rosie Davis v. William Franks
as 24-1927
Plaintiff:
Rosie L. Davis
Defendant:
William Dale Franks
Intervenor:
Arkansas Department of Education, The and Arkansas State Board of Education, The
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
Kenja Carmichael v. Eric Williams
as 24-1823
Petitioner:
Kenja Omari Deangelo Carmichael
Respondent:
Eric Williams
United States v. William Speed, Jr.
as 24-1778
Plaintiff:
United States of America
Defendant:
William Loydellton Speed, Jr., also known as Mikey, also known as William Lloydellton Speed, Jr., also known as William Loydellerton Speed
United States v. Hombra Williams
as 24-1770
Plaintiff:
United States of America
Defendant:
Hombra Lavail Williams
United States v. Willian Zacarias Perez
as 24-1727
Plaintiff:
United States of America
Defendant:
Willian Alejandro Zacarias Perez, Spanish, also known as Erick Zacarias Perez, also known as William Alejandro Zacarias Perez, also known as Alejandro Perez Fernandez, also known as William Zacarias
John Scharnhorst, III v. Chief Deputy Jay Cantrell, et al
as 24-1681
Plaintiff:
John William Scharnhorst, III
Defendant:
Chief Deputy Jay Cantrell, Washington County Detention Center, Major Randall Denzer, Washington County Detention Center, Lieutenant Kevin East, Washington County Detention Center 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
United States v. Lorenzo Williams
as 24-1657
Plaintiff:
United States of America
Defendant:
Lorenzo Williams
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