Cases 51 - 60 of 228
Thomas Bell v. Attorney General of S. Dakota, et al
as 20-2013
Defendant / Appellee:
Attorney General of the State of South Dakota, individual and official capacity, Judge John L. Brown, individual and official capacity and Hughes Co. Jail, individual and official capacity
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Thomas Phillip Bell
Thomas Bell v. John Brown, et al
as 20-2016
Respondent / Appellee:
Hughes Co. Jail, Judge John L. Brown and Attorney General of the State of South Dakota
Petitioner / Appellant:
Thomas Phillip Bell, also known as John Doe
Ebonee Bell v. Kara Hendrix, et al
as 20-1104
Defendant / Appellee:
Arkansas Department of Correction, McPherson Unit, Toni Bradley, Warden, McPherson Unit, ADC and Kara Hendrix, Kitchen Corporal, McPherson Unit, ADC
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Ebonee Jacquese Bell
Laney Harris v. City of Texarkana, Arkansas, et al
as 19-3499
Defendant / Appellee:
Terri Kenner Peavy, Individually and in her official capacities, Penny Ruth-Bell, Mayor of the City of Texarkana, Arkansas, Individually and in her official capacities, City of Texarkana, Arkansas, A Public Body Corporate and others
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Laney Harris
Michael Bell v. Patricia Breckenridge
as 19-3378
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Michael D. Bell
Defendant / Appellee:
Patricia Breckenridge
United States v. Maurice Bell
as 19-3363
Plaintiff / Appellee:
United States of America
Defendant / Appellant:
Maurice D. Bell
Oakley Grain, Inc., et al v. M. Randy Rice, et al
as 19-6034
Defendant:
Neauman Coleman & Co LLC, Turner Grain Merchandising, Inc., Harper Ross and others
Defendant / Appellee:
Scott Mears Farms, Inc. and Travis Mears Farms, Inc.
Not Yet Classified:
M. Randy Rice
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Bruce Oakley, Inc. and Oakley Grain, Inc.
Debtor:
In re: Turner Grain Merchandising, Inc., doing business as Turner Grain, Inc.
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