Cases 1 - 10 of 33
William Carter v. Valerie Huhn
as 24-1054
Plaintiff:
William Billy Gene Carter
Defendant:
Valerie Huhn, Director, Missouri Division of Mental Health
William Carter v. Valerie Huhn
as 23-3235
Plaintiff / Appellant:
William Billy Gene Carter
Defendant / Appellee:
Valerie Huhn, Director of Department of Mental Health
William Carter v. Valerie Huhn
as 23-1435
Petitioner / Appellant:
William Billy Gene Carter
Respondent / Appellee:
Valerie Huhn
Jason Carter v. Marion County, Iowa, et al
as 21-3651
Plaintiff / Appellee:
Jason Carter
Defendant:
Mark D. Ludwick, Agent of Iowa Department of Criminal Investigation, in his individual capacity and Billy Gene Carter
Defendant / Appellant:
Marion County, Iowa and Reed Kious, Marion County Deputy Sheriff in his individual capacity
Jason Carter v. Mark Ludwick
as 21-3510
Plaintiff / Appellee:
Jason Carter
Defendant / Appellant:
Mark D. Ludwick, Agent of Iowa Department of Criminal Investigation, in his individual capacity
Defendant:
Marion County, Iowa, Reed Kious, Marion County Deputy Sheriff in his individual capacity and Billy Gene Carter
Jason Carter v. Mark Ludwick, et al
as 20-3042
Defendant / Appellee:
Mark D. Ludwick, Agent of Iowa Department of Criminal Investigation, in his individual capacity, Billy Gene Carter, Reed Kious, Marion County Deputy Sheriff in his individual capacity and others
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Jason Carter
William Carter v. Marty Martin-Forman
as 16-2522
Plaintiff - Appellant:
William Billy Gene Carter
Defendant - Appellee:
Marty Martin-Forman, COO
William Carter v. Stacey Bickles, et al
as 16-1253
Plaintiff - Appellant:
William Billy Gene Carter
Defendant - Appellee:
Stacey Bickles, Unit Director, Ian Fluger, Unit Program Director, Jamie Artman and others
William Carter v. Rhinnia Andrews, et al
as 16-1140
Plaintiff - Appellant:
William Billy Gene Carter
Defendant - Appellee:
Rhinnia Andrews, Ellen Moore, Jamie Artman and others
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