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Mary Turner, et al v. Lafayette County School District, et al
as 24-1928
Plaintiff:
Mary Turner, Individually and as next friend of Torrance Turner, a minor, Lucy Cheatham, Individually and as next friend of Andrew Cheatham, a minor, Mary Rose, Individually and as next friend of Victor Rose and others
Defendant:
Lafayette County School District, Larry Hudson, Individually and in his official capacity as Superintendent of Schools for the Lewisville School District No. 1, A Public Body Corporate, Hollis Sasser, Individually and in his official capacity as President of the Board of Education of the Lewisville School District No. 1, A Public Body Corporate and others
Intervenor:
Arkansas Department of Education and Arkansas State Board of Education
Mary Turner, et al v. Arkansas Department of Educ., et al
as 19-1348
Plaintiff / Appellee:
Robert Wise, Individually and as next friend of Valarie Wise, a minor, Rosie Blair, Individually and as next friend of Kimberly Blair, a minor, Lucy Cheatham, Individually and as next friend of Andrew Cheatham, a minor and others
Defendant:
Harry Smith, Individually and in his official capacity as member of the Board of Education of the Lewisville School District No. 1, A Public Body Corporate, Larry Hudson, Individually and in his official capacity as Superintendent of Schools for the Lewisville School District No. 1, A Public Body Corporate, Carolyn Moss, Individually and as member of the Board of Education of the Lewisville School District No. 1, A Body Corporate and others
Undetermined:
Arkansas State Board of Education and Arkansas Department of Education
Turner, et al v. Lewisville School, et al
as 4:1992cv04040
Plaintiff:
Mary Turner , Lucy Cheatham , Mary Rose and others
Defendant:
Lafayette County School District , Larry Hudson , Hollis Sasser and others
Cause Of Action: 42 U.S.C. ยง 1981
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