Cases 41 - 50 of 70
Lilly v. Tennessee Department of Correction et al
as 3:2010mc00125
Plaintiff:
LaQuenza M. Lilly
Defendant:
Tennessee Department of Correction, Cathy McCarson, David Jenkins and others
Mitchell v. Pollock et al
as 3:2010mc00124
Plaintiff:
Gabble Lee Mitchell
Defendant:
Linda Pollock, RMSI Trust Fund Custodian, West Tennessee State Prison Trust Fund Custodian and others
Bowder v. State of Tennessee et al
as 1:2010mc00018
Plaintiff:
Nicholas Bowder
Defendant:
State of Tennessee, CCA/Contractor, SCCF and others
Jamie Middlebrook v. Tennessee Department of Correc, et al
as 10-6162
Plaintiff - Appellant:
JAMIE MIDDLEBROOK
Defendant - Appellee:
TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS, GEORGE LITTLE, Commissioner of Tennessee Department of Correction, MARK LUTTRELL CORRECTIONAL CENTER and others
Green v. CCA/South Central Correctional Facility et al
as 1:2010mc00010
Plaintiff:
Shawn Green
Defendant:
CCA/South Central Correctional Facility, Cherry Lindamood, Leigh Kilzer and others
Norton v. Tennessee Department of Corrections
as 3:2010mc00100
Plaintiff:
Richard L. Norton
Defendant:
Tennessee Department of Corrections
Montague v. Corrections Corporation of America et al
as 3:2010mc00067
Plaintiff:
Charles Montague
Defendant:
Corrections Corporation of America, Cherry Lindamood, Daniel Pritchard and others
McGill v. State of Tennessee et al
as 3:2009mc00170
Plaintiff:
Antonio McGill
Defendant:
State of Tennessee, Tennessee Department of Corrections, George Little and others
Talal v. Little et al
as 3:2009mc00172
Plaintiff:
Lutfi Shafq Talal
Defendant:
George Little and Tennessee Department of Correction
Rogers v. Tennessee Department of Correction et al
as 3:2009mc00031
Plaintiff:
Danny Rogers
Defendant:
Tennessee Department of Correction, Howard Carlton, Preston William and others
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