Bryan Kerr Dickson v. United States of America |
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United States of America v. DYLANN STORM ROOF Criminal Death Penalty |
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RAHEEM JACOBS v. CUMBERLAND COUNTY; WARDEN ROBERT BALICKI; JOHN DOE CORRECTIONS OFFICERS 1-6,FICTITIOUS INDIVIDUALS; MICHAEL WILLIAMS; NEIL ARMSTRONG; MICHAEL ANDERSON; EMANUAL MORRERO; MANUAL VELESQUEZ |
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GERONIMO LOZANO v. STATE OF NEW JERSEY; ELIZABETH POLICE DEPARTMENT; SERGEANT RODNEY DORILUS; OFFICER DAVID HERNANDEZ; OFFICER TIMOTHY GOLDATE; UNION COUNTY; JOHN & JANE DOE 1-10; ABC CORP. 1-10, (fictitious names for persons, firms, or corporations presently unknown) DAVID HERNANDEZ |
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United States of America v. ALI KOURANI, AKA ALI MOHAMED KOURANI, AKA JACOB LEWIS, AKA DANIEL |
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Cayuga Nation, et al. v. Howard Tanner, et al |
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AQUINNAH/GAY HEAD COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION, INC.; TOWN OF AQUINNAH v. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS v. THE WAMPANOAG TRIBE OF GAY HEAD (AQUINNAH); THE AQUINNAH WAMPANOAG GAMING CORPORATION; THE WAMPANOAG TRIBAL COUNCIL OF GAY HEAD, INC. |
development of a gaming facility claim. |
United States of America v. Thomas J. Spota and Christopher McPartland |
Brooklyn, New York criminal defense lawyer represented Defendants charged with conspiracy to tamper with witnesses and obstruction of official proceedings, witness tampering, obstruction of justice, and being accessories after-the-fact in a prisoner's civil rights claim. |
United States of America v. PANGANG GROUP COMPANY, LTD. |
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LINDA SISTO, a widow; TASHINA SISTO, an unmarried woman; TYRELL SISTO, an unmarried man; JEREMY SISTO, an unmarried man; KASHINA SISTO, an unmarried woman; LANNETTE SISTO, an unmarried woman; PURCELL SISTO, an unmarried man, v. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA |
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SNOQUALMIE INDIAN TRIBE V. STATE OF WASHINGTON |
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Cassondra Suzeth King; Susan Christine Mullen v. United States of America |
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Ngong Garang v. City of Ames |
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Matthew Staszak v. United States |
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United States of America v. Maurice Cathey United States of America v. Corrod Leon Phillips |
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Cassondra Suzeth King; Susan Christine Mullen v. United States of America |
St. Louis, MO - Wrongful death lawyer represented plaintiffs with the VA Hospital negligently caused Ismailâs death by failing to properly perform the liver biopsy and by failing to detect the hematoma.On March 24, 2017, Rosemarie Ismail, a 69-year-old veteran of the U.S. armed forces, went to the John Cochran Division o More... $0 (08-01-2021 - MO)
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TRACY CONLEY v. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA |
Milwaukee, WI - Criminal defense lawyer represented defendant or his participation in a âfake stash houseâ sting charge.Our opinion affirming Conleyâs convictions on direct apâ peal sets out the facts of his case. United States v. Conley, 875 F.3d 391 (7th Cir. 2017). Here we focus on the facts relevant to More... $0 (07-26-2021 - WI)
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United States of America v. Jennings Ryan Staley |
San Diego, California criminal defense lawyer represented Defendant charged with mail fraud, importation contrary to law and aggravated identity theft. |
United States of America v. GARTOR KIKI BROWN |
Philadelphia, PA - Criminal defense lawyer represented defendant with the District Courtâs dismissal of several of his claims and the grant of summary judgment in favor of defendants.Brown was arrested in August 2015.1 Detective Raymond Blohm of the Upper Darby Police Department subsequently obtained a search warra More... $0 (07-17-2021 - PA)
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Monica Cromartie v. Brian Lee Billings |
Richmond, Virginia personal injury lawyer represented Plaintiff, who sued Defendant on excessive force and false arrest theories. |
STATE OF OHIO v. MICHAEL CALHOUN |
Akron, Ohio - Criminal defense attorney represented Michael Calhoun with appealing his felonious-assault convictions.This appeal involves the non-fatal shooting of the victim, who was seated in the backseat of an SUV when Mr. Calhoun allegedly fired several shots at the SUV, one of which struck the victim in the shou More... $0 (06-18-2021 - OH)
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State of Idaho v. Brian Leigh Dripps, Sr. |
Idaho Falls, Idaho first-degree murder charge criminal defense lawyer represented Defendant, Brian Leigh Dripps, Sr., age 55, who was charged with killing and raping an 18-year-old woman in 1996, a crime for which another man was wrongfully convicted and incarcerated for 20 years. |
STATE OF OHIO v. JONATHAN E. BERRY |
Lima, OH - Criminal defense attorney represented Jonathan E. Berry with five counts of aggravated trafficking in drugs and one count of involuntary manslaughter charges.{¶2} Ashley and her two children lived with her parents in Marysville, Ohio. Jan. 14 Vol. II Tr. 93. Ex. 230. She and her two children moved into her More... $0 (06-07-2021 - OH)
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Conrad Truman v. Orem City, et al. |
Conrad Truman sued state prosecutor Craig Johnson and various Orem City |
Glenda Emmons Aycock v. Board of Commissioners of the Bossier Levee District and City of Bossier City |
Shreveport LA - Mineral Rights attorney represented Aubrey R. Aycock with a mineral rights dispute.Ms. Aycock, a real estate agent, owned a house on Lot 14-C, Village Square West Phase 2-C, a subdivision in Bossier City. The lot is adjacent to a drainage ditch (sometimes called the Loreco Ditch); across the ditch lies More... $0 (05-12-2021 - LA)
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