Cases 11 - 20 of 27
Ragheed Akrawi v. John Remillet, et al
as 11-2273
Plaintiff - Appellee:
RAGHEED AKRAWI
Defendant - Appellant:
JOHN REMILLET and BARBARA SAMPSON
Ragheed Akrawi v. John Remillet, et al
as 11-2274
Plaintiff - Appellee Cross-Appellant:
RAGHEED AKRAWI
Defendant - Appellant Cross-Appellee:
JOHN REMILLET and BARBARA SAMPSON
Jeremy Jennings v. Patricia Caruso, et al
as 11-1124
Plaintiff - Appellant:
JEREMY JASON JENNINGS
Defendant - Appellee:
PATRICIA L. CARUSO, Warden, JENNIFER GRANHOLM, BRIAN MAJERCZYK, aka Brain Majerczyk and others
Joseph Nelson v. James Atterberry, et al
as 11-1058
Plaintiff - Appellant:
JOSEPH JOHN NELSON
Defendant - Appellee:
JAMES ATTERBERRY, SHAREE BOOKER, PATRICIA L. CARUSO, Warden and others
Curtis Jackson v. Patricia Caruso, et al
as 10-2597
Plaintiff - Appellant:
CURTIS O. JACKSON
Defendant - Appellee:
PATRICIA L. CARUSO, Director, BARBARA SAMPSON, JAMES ATTERBERRY and others
William Evans v. Barbara Sampson, et al
as 10-1784
Plaintiff - Appellant:
WILLIAM EVANS
Defendant - Appellee:
BARBARA SAMPSON, Chairperson, Michigan Parole Board, et al
Eddie Thompson v. Barbara Sampson, et al
as 10-1620
Plaintiff - Appellant:
EDDIE LEE THOMPSON
Defendant - Appellee:
BARBARA SAMPSON, Parole Board Member; sued in her individual capacity, DAVID KLEINHARDT, Paole Board Member; sued in his individual capacity and ARTINA TINSLEY HARDMAN, Parole Board Member; sued in her individual capacity
Howard Sanders v. Barbara Sampson, et al
as 09-2546
Plaintiff - Appellant:
HOWARD SANDERS
Defendant - Appellee:
BARBARA SAMPSON, Chairman of the Michigan Parole and Commutations Board, sue in their official and individual capacities
Brady Smith v. Barbara Sampson, et al
as 09-2331
Plaintiff - Appellant:
BRADY SMITH
Defendant - Appellee:
BARBARA SAMPSON, Chairperson Michigan Parole Board
Henry Reed v. Barbara Sampson, et al
as 09-1789
Plaintiff - Appellant:
HENRY REED
Defendant - Appellee:
BARBARA SAMPSON, Chairperson Michigan Parole Board
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