Cases 1 - 10 of 12
Gakuba v. Formella
as 26-1798
Petitioner:
PETER GAKUBA
Respondent:
JOHN M. FORMELLA, New Hampshire Attorney General
Bryan v. Dronzek
as 26-1777
Plaintiff:
NASEEF F. BRYAN, JR.
Defendant:
ANNA DRONZEK, DAVID A. ANDERSON, JOHN M. FORMELLA and others
New Hampshire Youth Movement, et al v. Scanlan, et al
as 26-1740
Plaintiff:
NEW HAMPSHIRE YOUTH MOVEMENT, COALITION FOR OPEN DEMOCRACY, LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF NEW HAMPSHIRE and others
Defendant:
DAVID M. SCANLAN, in the official capacity as New Hampshire Secretary of State and JOHN M. FORMELLA, in the official capacity as New Hampshire Attorney General
Interested Party:
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE and NEW HAMPSHIRE REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE
Coalition for Open Democracy, et al v. Formella, et al
as 25-1585
Plaintiff:
COALITION FOR OPEN DEMOCRACY, LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF NEW HAMPSHIRE, THE FORWARD FOUNDATION and others
Interested Party:
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE and NEW HAMPSHIRE REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE
Defendant:
JOHN M. FORMELLA, in the official capacity as New Hampshire Attorney General and DAVID SCANLAN, in the official capacity as New Hampshire Secretary of State
In Re: Smith
as 25-1376
Petitioner:
MICHAEL ROBERT SMITH
Respondent:
CHRISTOPHER T. SUNUNU, in their individual capacity, KELLY AYOTTE, in their individual capacity, JOHN M. FORMELLA, in both their official and individual capacities and others
Bisasor et al v. New Hampshire Judicial Branch et al
as 1:2024cv00360
Plaintiff:
Natalie Anderson and Andre C. Bisasor
Defendant:
James Bassett, New Hampshire Judicial Branch, New Hampshire Supreme Court and others
Cause Of Action: 28 U.S.C. ยง 1983 Civil Rights
Ford v. Ivey, et al
as 24-8031
Respondent:
MICHAEL J. DUNLEAVY, RONALD D. DESANTIS, BRIAN KEMP and others
Petitioner:
LARRY DONNELL FORD
Local 8027, AFT-New Hampshire, AFL-CIO, et al v. Edelblut, et al
as 24-1690
Plaintiff:
JOCELYN MERRILL, LOCAL 8027, AFT-NEW HAMPSHIRE, AFL-CIO, NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION - NEW HAMPSHIRE and others
Defendant:
KEN MERRIFIELD, in their official capacity as Commissioner, New Hampshire Department of Labor, AHNI MALACHI, in their official capacity as Executive Director, New Hampshire Commission for Human Rights, CHRISTIAN KIM, in their official capacity as Chairperson, New Hampshire Commission for Human Rights and others
Stow v. Davis
as 23-1415
Plaintiff / Appellant:
WESTON J. STOW
Defendant / Appellee:
ANNE DAVIS, Dr., Phd., Education Principal and Supervisor of NHDOC Library Services, NH State Prison for Men and ANNE DAVIS, Doctor, Phd., Education Principal and Supervisor of NHDOC Library Services, NH State Prison for Men
Defendant:
GEORGE CORRIVEAU, Nurse, Northern NH Correctional Facility
Interested Party:
JOHN M. FORMELLA, NH Attorney General and NH DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS
Stow v. Davis
as 22-1433
Plaintiff / Appellant:
WESTON J. STOW
Defendant / Appellee:
ANNE DAVIS, Dr., Phd., Education Principal and Supervisor of NHDOC Library Services, NH State Prison for Men
Defendant:
GEORGE CORRIVEAU, Nurse, Northern NH Correctional Facility
Interested Party:
JOHN M. FORMELLA, NH Attorney General and NH DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS
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