Cases 41 - 44 of 44
Jan McRaven v. Lt. McMurrian, et al
as 08-3543
Plaintiff - Appellee:
Jan McRaven, guardian of the person and estate of Steven McFarland, an incapacitated person
Defendant:
Larry Sanders, individually and as Sheriff of Garland County, Arkansas, Captain Mel Steed, individually and as jail administrator for adult detention for Garland County, Arkansas, Cpl. Forrest L. Marks, individually and as an officer of the Garland County Sheriff's Department and others
Defendant - Appellant:
Lt. McMurrian, indivdiually and as a supervisory officer for Garland County, Arkansas, Sgt. Radley, individually and as 7AM - 3PM shift supervisor for the Garland County Detention Center, Sgt. Dan Ansley, individually and as 3PM - 11PM shift supervisor for the Garland County Detention Center and others
Mattison v. Wayne, County of et al
as 2:2008cv10318
Plaintiff:
Leonard Mattison
Defendant:
Wayne, County of, Warren Evans, Wayne County Jail Administrator and others
Cause Of Action: No cause code entered
Robert Johnston, et al v. Jason Brisco, etc, et al
as 07-3180
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Robert D. Johnston and Melanie K. Johnston
Defendant - Appellee:
Jason Brisco, in his Official Capacity as Harrison, Arkansas Patrolman and in his Personal Capacity, Chief of Police Lyle Smith, in his Official Capacity as Harrison, Arkansas Police Chief and in his Personal Capacity, Johnny L. Nichols, in his Official Capacity as State of Arkansas Practicing Attorney and in his Personal Capacity and others
Williams, et al v. Riley, et al
as 07-60252
Plaintiff - Appellant:
TAMMY WILLIAMS, EARL RUSSELL and CHERYL HAMBRICK
Defendant - Appellee:
JAMES A RILEY, In his Official and personal capacities, STEVE ATKINSON, Individually and in His Official Capacity as Deputy Sheriff and Jail Administrator of Desoto County, Mississippi and LARRY GATLIN, Individually and in His Official Capacity as Deputy Sheriff and Jail Administrator of Desoto County, Mississippi
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