Cases 31 - 35 of 35
The Estate of Edward Brian Hal v. US, et al
as 09-1951
Plaintiff - Appellee/Cross-Appellant:
THE ESTATE OF EDWARD BRIAN HALLORAN, by Patricia Marie Maccarelli, in her capacity as Administratrix of The Estate of Edward Brian Halloran
Defendant - Appellant/Cross-Appellee:
UNITED STATES, acting through the Department of Justice and the Federal Bureau of Investigation
Defendant:
H. PAUL RICO, JOHN MORRIS, JOHN J. CONNOLLY and others
Interested Party:
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS FOR THE SUFFOLK, NORFOLK, AND MIDDLESEX DISTRICTS OF MASSACHUSETTS and MASSACHUSETTS ATTORNEY GENERAL
The Estate of Edward Brian Hal v. US, et al
as 09-1952
Plaintiff - Appellee/Cross-Appellant:
THE ESTATE OF EDWARD BRIAN HALLORAN, by Patricia Marie Maccarelli, in her capacity as Administratrix of The Estate of Edward Brian Halloran
Defendant - Appellant/Cross-Appellee:
UNITED STATES, acting through the Department of Justice and the Federal Bureau of Investigation
Defendant:
H. PAUL RICO, JOHN MORRIS, JOHN J. CONNOLLY and others
Interested Party:
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS FOR THE SUFFOLK, NORFOLK, AND MIDDLESEX DISTRICTS OF MASSACHUSETTS and MASSACHUSETTS ATTORNEY GENERAL
Ramos-Grateroles v. U.S. Department of Justice
as 3:2008cv02037
Plaintiff:
Miriam Ramos-Grateroles
Defendant:
U.S. Department of Justice
Cause Of Action: U.S. Government Defendant
Colon-Miranda et al v. Commonwealth of Puerto Rico et al
as 3:2008cv01433
Plaintiff:
Raul Colon-Miranda and Ana M. Rivera-Santiago
Defendant:
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, Department of Justice of Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico Police Department and others
Cause Of Action: Diversity
Gonzalez-Rucci v. US Immigration & Nat, et al
as 07-1198
Plaintiff - Appellant:
ROSAURA GONZALEZ-RUCCI
Defendant - Appellee:
US IMMIGRATION & NATURALIZATION SERVICE, UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, US ATTORNEY GENERAL and others
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