Cases 1 - 10 of 3,865
Betty Grooms v. Judge Steven Privette, et al
as 24-2019
Plaintiff:
Betty Grooms
Defendant:
Judge Steven A. Privette, in his individual capacity only and Alice Bell, in her individual capacity only, also known as Alice Privette
Chakotay Johnson v. Mark Zuckerberg
as 24-1999
Plaintiff:
Chakotay Bobbie James Johnson
Defendant:
Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook Meta; Facebook.com
Bret Healy v. Supreme Court of SD, et al
as 24-1996
Plaintiff:
Bret Healy and Healy Ranch Partnership
Defendant:
Supreme Court of South Dakota, Healy Ranch Inc., Mary Ann Osborne and others
Ruthie Walls, et al v. Jacob Oliva, et al
as 24-1990
Plaintiff:
Ruthie Walls, Jennifer Reynolds, as next friend of Sadie Annabella Reynolds, Chandra Williams Davis, as Next Friend of Giselle Davis and others
Defendant:
Sarah Sanders, in her official capacity as Governor of the State of Arkansas, Jacob Oliva, in his official capacity as Secretary of the Arkansas Department of Education, and individually, Sarah Moore, in her official capacity as Member of the Arkansas State Board of Education and others
Laurie Bordock v. Wes Hardin
as 24-1984
Plaintiff:
Laurie Bordock
Defendant:
Wes Hardin, Head of Animal Control Unit
Lance Milliman v. Jodi Harpstead, et al
as 24-1950
Plaintiff:
Lance Gerald Milliman
Defendant:
Jodi Harpstead, County of Anoka, Brad Johnson and others
Anthony Browne v. Kimberly Reynolds, et al
as 24-1952
Plaintiff:
Anthony A. Browne
Defendant:
Kimberly Reynolds, in her official capacity as the Governor of the State of Iowa and Bradley Kunkle, in his official capacity as the Sheriff of Johnson County, Iowa
Mariama Moore v. Hamline University, et al
as 24-1959
Plaintiff:
Mariama Djenaba Moore
Defendant:
Hamline University, Deans of Students, Hamline University Residential Life and others
Richard Blackwell v. Social Security Admin., et al
as 24-1943
Plaintiff:
Richard Preston Blackwell
Defendant:
Social Security Administration, Centerra, City of Saint Paul and others
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