Cases 21 - 30 of 151
Darryl Chambers v. Chelsea De La Cruz, et al
as 23-1205
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Darryl R. Chambers
Defendant / Appellee:
Chelsea De La Cruz, Case Manager, Tecumseh State Prison, All employed at Lincoln Correctional Center, Scott R. Frakes, Director, All employed at Lincoln Correctional Center, Michael Coleman, Case Manager, Nebraska State Penitentiary, All employed at Lincoln Correctional Center and others
Brad Stevens v. Cal Ludeman, et al
as 23-1167
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Brad Ronald Stevens
Defendant / Appellee:
Cal Ludeman, in their official & individual capacity, Lucinda Jesson, in their official & individual capacity, Dennis Benson, in their official & individual capacity and others
Allen Bloodworth, II v. Kansas City Board of Police Commissioners, et al
as 22-3540
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Allen T. Bloodworth, II
Defendant / Appellee:
Kansas City Board of Police Commissioners, through its members, doing business as Kansas City Police Department, Mayor Quinton Donald Lucas, Don Wagner and others
Defendant:
Nathan F. Garrett, Police Chief Richard Smith, Captain James Trout and others
Yohan Webb v. Brad Johnson, et al
as 22-2832
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Yohan Webb
Defendant / Appellee:
Brad Johnson, in his individual capacity, Tyson Helm, Correctional Officer, in his individual capacity, Joesph Wilson, Correctional Officer, in his individual capacity and others
Defendant:
Ken Prey, Rick Gray, Unknown Numerous Correctional Officers and others
Austin Lightfeather v. Ken Prey, et al
as 22-2531
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Austin Edward Lightfeather
Defendant / Appellee:
Ken Prey, Administrator, in their individual capacity, Brad Johnson, Director of Administrations, in their individual capacity, Mr. Crapo, Religious Coordinator, in their individual capacity and others
Defendant:
Wilson, Officer and Four Unknown Inmates
Yohan Webb v. Brad Johnson, et al
as 22-2518
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Yohan Webb
Defendant / Appellee:
Brad Johnson, in his individual capacity, Tyson Helm, Correctional Officer, in his individual capacity, Joesph Wilson, Correctional Officer, in his individual capacity and others
Defendant:
Ken Prey, Rick Gray, Unknown Numerous Correctional Officers and others
Yohan Webb v. State of Nebraska, et al
as 22-1970
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Yohan Webb
Defendant:
State of Nebraska, Pete Ricketts, Governor, Leiron Gaylor Baird, Mayor of Lincoln and others
Defendant / Appellee:
Melissa C. Ripley, #1331, LPD Officer
Yohan Webb v. Brad Johnson, et al
as 22-1943
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Yohan Webb
Defendant / Appellee:
Brad Johnson, in his individual capacity, Tyson Helm, Correctional Officer, in his individual capacity, Joesph Wilson, Correctional Officer, in his individual capacity and others
Defendant:
Ken Prey, Rick Gray, Unknown Numerous Correctional Officers and others
Micah Riggs v. Robert Gibbs, et al
as 22-1876
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Micah B. Riggs
Defendant / Appellee:
Robert Gibbs, in his official capacity as a Kansas City, Missouri Police Department Officer, and, as an individual, Chris Onik, in his official capacity as a Kansas City, Missouri Police Department Officer, and, as an individual, Teddy Taylor, in his official capacity as a Kansas City, Missouri Police Department Officer, and, as an individual and others
Defendant:
David Barbour, in his official capacity as a Kansas City, Missouri Police Department Officer, and, as an individual, Michael Feagans, in his official capacity as a Kansas City, Missouri Police Department Officer, and, as an individual, Alan Whaley, in his official capacity as a Kansas City, Missouri Police Department Officer, and, as an individual and others
Yohan Webb v. Brad Johnson, et al
as 22-1806
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Yohan Webb
Defendant / Appellee:
Brad Johnson, in his individual capacity, Tyson Helm, Correctional Officer, in his individual capacity, Joesph Wilson, Correctional Officer, in his individual capacity and others
Defendant:
Ken Prey, Rick Gray, Unknown Numerous Correctional Officers and others
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