Cases 1 - 10 of 879
Sosa v. Mass. DOC., et al
as 24-1433
Plaintiff:
CHE BLAKE SOSA
Defendant:
DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION, JAMES J. SABA, former Superintendent, MCI Cedar Junction, in his official and individual capacities, LUIS S. SPENCER, former Commissioner of the Department of Correction, in his official and individual capacities and others
Yahtues v. Kennedy, et al
as 24-1429
Petitioner:
MALACHI I. YAHTUES
Respondent:
STEPHEN KENNEDY, Superintendent, Old Colony Correctional Center and STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
Duarte v. Bridgewater State Hospital, et al
as 24-1387
Plaintiff:
ERIC J. DUARTE
Defendant:
BRIDGEWATER STATE HOSPITAL, WELLPATH LLC, CAROL A. MICI, Commissioner, Department of Correction and others
Duarte v. Department of Justice, et al
as 24-1367
Plaintiff:
ERIC J. DUARTE
Defendant:
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, PATRICK W. MCDERMOTT, Acting Sheriff, Norfolk County Sheriff's Office, DANIELLE FRANE, Superintendent, Norfolk County Sheriff's Office and others
Chamberlin v. Alves
as 24-1340
Petitioner:
PETER MARK CHAMBERLIN
Respondent:
NELSON ALVES, Superintendent
McBreairty v. Brewer School Department, et al
as 24-1337
Plaintiff:
SHAWN MCBREAIRTY
Defendant:
BREWER SCHOOL DEPARTMENT, MICHELLE MACDONALD, individually and in her official capacity as Brewer High School English Teacher, BRENT SLOWIKOWSKI, individually and in his official capacity as Brewer High School Principal and others
dais deapocalypse bey v. Clapprood, et al
as 24-1312
Plaintiff:
RA DAIS DEAPOCALYPSE BEY
Defendant:
CHERYL CLAPPROOD, Superintendent, Springfield Police Department and CRAIG MOREL, President, CJ Towing
Ferreira v. Alves
as 24-1274
Petitioner:
ANTONIO M. FERREIRA
Respondent:
NELSON ALVES, Superintendent
Howard v. Andover Public Schools, et al
as 24-1268
Plaintiff:
DAVID W. HOWARD, individually and as next friend of P.H. and B.H.
Defendant:
ANDOVER PUBLIC SCHOOLS, MAGDA PARVEY, Superintendent of Schools, CAITLIN BROWN, Principal, Andover High School and others
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