Cases 41 - 50 of 55
Nicholas Addison v. Joey Martin
as 15-3106
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Nicholas Cortez Addison
Defendant - Appellee:
Joey Martin, Administrator, Poinsett County Detention Center
Nicholas Addison v. Kim Muse
as 15-3071
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Nicholas Cortez Addison
Defendant - Appellee:
Kim Muse, Secretary, Poinsett County Dentention Center
Nicholas Addison v. Joey Martin
as 15-3045
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Nicholas Cortez Addison
Defendant - Appellee:
Joey Martin, Jail Administrator, Poinsett County Detention Center
Nicholas Addison v. Gary Gilbert, et al
as 15-3058
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Nicholas Cortez Addison
Defendant - Appellee:
Gary Gilbert, Jailer, Correctional Officer, Poinsett County Detention Center and Joey Martin, Jail Administrator, Poinsett County Detention Center
Nicholas Addison v. Joey Martin
as 15-3008
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Nicholas Cortez Addison
Defendant - Appellee:
Joey Martin, Administrator, Poinsett County Detention Center
Nicholas Addison v. Robert Nelson
as 15-3000
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Nicholas Addison
Defendant - Appellee:
Robert Nelson, Kitchen Plate Server, Poinsett County Detention Center
Nicholas Addison v. Brett Duncan, et al
as 15-2717
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Nicholas Cortez Addison
Defendant - Appellee:
Brett Duncan, Jailer and Matt Hall, Jailer
Nicholas Addison v. Melissa Reinhart
as 15-2615
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Nicholas Cortez Addison
Defendant - Appellee:
Melissa Reinhart, Manager, Braver Estate
Nicholas Addison v. Jane Doe, et al
as 15-2493
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Nicholas Cortez Addison
Defendant - Appellee:
Jane Doe, Philis, Kitchen Cook and Wander Humpheis, Cook, Poinsett County Detention Center
Nicholas Addison v. Joey Martin, et al
as 15-2491
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Nicholas Cortez Addison
Defendant - Appellee:
Joey Martin, Jail Administrator, Poinsett County Detention Center and Kim Muse, Secretary, Poinsett County Detention Center
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