Cases 1 - 7 of 7
United States v. Colin Michael
as 19-1885
Defendant / Appellant:
Colin J. Michael
Plaintiff / Appellee:
United States of America
Alan Doering v. J. Wood, et al
as 16-3855
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Alan Lewis Doering
Defendant - Appellee:
J. Michael Wood, Doctor, Sheri J. Flynn, PHD and Robert McConnell
Michael Mayo, et al v. GMAC Mortgage, et al
as 11-3780
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Michael D. Mayo and Sharron Mayo
Appellant:
Roy Frederick Walters, Kip Dudley Richards, David M. Skeens and others
Defendant - Appellee:
GMAC Mortgage, USB Real Estate Securities, Inc., Mastr Specialized Loan Trust 2007-01 and others
Marcus Fields v. Timothy Sharum, et al
as 11-3649
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Marcus Fields
Defendant - Appellee:
Timothy Sharum, Public Defender, Sebastian County, Detective Kris Deason, Detective, Fort Smith Police Department, Times Record Newspaper, Staff and others
R.S. McCullough, et al v. Stark Ligon, et al
as 10-2144
Plaintiff - Appellant:
R. S. McCullough and Darrell F. Brown, Sr.
Defendant - Appellee:
Stark Ligon, in his capacity of Executive Director of Arkansas Committee on Professional Conduct, J. Michael Cogbill, in his capacity as Chairman of APCC Panel, State of Arkansas and others
Defendant:
Betty Dickey, in her official capacity as Justice of the Arkansas Supreme Court
David Evans v. Judge J. Michael Fitzhugh, et al
as 09-3070
Plaintiff - Appellant:
David Ray Evans
Defendant - Appellee:
Judge J. Michael Fitzhugh, Claire Louise Borengasser and Judge James Marschewski
R S McCullough, et al v. Stark Ligon, et al
as 06-2689
Plaintiff - Appellant:
R. S. McCullough and Darrell F. Brown, Sr.
Defendant - Appellee:
Stark Ligon, in his capacity of Executive Director of Arkansas Committee on Professional Conduct, J. Michael Cogbill, in his capacity as Chairman of APCC Panel, State of Arkansas and others
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