Cases 31 - 35 of 35
Daniel Hanic v. Douglas Weber, et al
as 14-3903
Petitioner:
Daniel Hanic
Respondent:
Douglas Weber, Warden and Attorney General of the State of South Dakota
Grand River Enterprises Six Na v. Pryor
as 12-840
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Grand River Enterprises Six Nations, Limited
Defendant - Appellee:
Troy King, Attorney General of the State of Alabama, and is sued herein solely in his official, representative capacity, Talis Colberg, Attorney General of the State of Alaska, and is sued herein solely, in his official, representative capacity, Terry Goddard, Attorney General of the State of Arizona, and is sued herein solely in his official, representative capacity and others
Grand River Enterprises Six Na v. Pryor
as 11-1904
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Grand River Enterprises Six Nations, Limited
Defendant - Appellee:
Troy King, Attorney General of the State of Alabama, and is sued herein solely in his official, representative capacity, Talis Colberg, Attorney General of the State of Alaska, and is sued herein solely, in his official, representative capacity, Terry Goddard, Attorney General of the State of Arizona, and is sued herein solely in his official, representative capacity and others
Roscoe Primeaux v. Doug Weber, et al
as 08-2746
Petitioner:
Roscoe Primeaux
Respondent:
Doug Weber, Warden of the South Dakota State Penitentiary and Larry Long, Attorney General for the State of South Dakota
Natl Home Equi Mtge v. OTS, et al
as 03-5204
Plaintiff - Appellant:
National Home Equity Mortgage Association
Defendant - Appellee:
Office of Thrift Supervision and James E. Gilleran, in his official capacity as Director of the Office of Thrift Supervision
Amicus Curiae For Appellee:
Attorney General of the State of North Carolina, Attorney General of the State of Alaska, Attorney General of the State of Arizona and others
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