Box 9
Contains 121 Results:
Phillip Jerome Mayes v. Larry Judkins, Steven Walters, William Groves, Dennis Westover, and Earl Purcell, 79-582
Judge Van Sickle's case files have been divided into numerous sub-series, either by case, district, or circuit. Most of the case files contain orders from Van Sickle, although correspondence to and from attorneys and other judges, newspaper clippings, and transcripts are also included. The case files were arranged in case number order, with the exception of the first two sub-series.
Zimmer v. Miller Trucking Co., 80-175
Judge Van Sickle's case files have been divided into numerous sub-series, either by case, district, or circuit. Most of the case files contain orders from Van Sickle, although correspondence to and from attorneys and other judges, newspaper clippings, and transcripts are also included. The case files were arranged in case number order, with the exception of the first two sub-series.
Diana Hayes v. Marvin Runyon, Postmaster of the United States Postal Service, 95-0120
Judge Van Sickle's case files have been divided into numerous sub-series, either by case, district, or circuit. Most of the case files contain orders from Van Sickle, although correspondence to and from attorneys and other judges, newspaper clippings, and transcripts are also included. The case files were arranged in case number order, with the exception of the first two sub-series.
Regina Camp v. General Motors, 94-100
Judge Van Sickle's case files have been divided into numerous sub-series, either by case, district, or circuit. Most of the case files contain orders from Van Sickle, although correspondence to and from attorneys and other judges, newspaper clippings, and transcripts are also included. The case files were arranged in case number order, with the exception of the first two sub-series.
Brown v. City of Aurora, 95-2373
Judge Van Sickle's case files have been divided into numerous sub-series, either by case, district, or circuit. Most of the case files contain orders from Van Sickle, although correspondence to and from attorneys and other judges, newspaper clippings, and transcripts are also included. The case files were arranged in case number order, with the exception of the first two sub-series.
Brian Hamor v. Alan Gregory, 86-194
Judge Van Sickle's case files have been divided into numerous sub-series, either by case, district, or circuit. Most of the case files contain orders from Van Sickle, although correspondence to and from attorneys and other judges, newspaper clippings, and transcripts are also included. The case files were arranged in case number order, with the exception of the first two sub-series.
Donald Ayer, Jr., v. USA , 86-206
Judge Van Sickle's case files have been divided into numerous sub-series, either by case, district, or circuit. Most of the case files contain orders from Van Sickle, although correspondence to and from attorneys and other judges, newspaper clippings, and transcripts are also included. The case files were arranged in case number order, with the exception of the first two sub-series.
Gerald Ouellette v. Federal Crop Insurance Corp., 86-361
Judge Van Sickle's case files have been divided into numerous sub-series, either by case, district, or circuit. Most of the case files contain orders from Van Sickle, although correspondence to and from attorneys and other judges, newspaper clippings, and transcripts are also included. The case files were arranged in case number order, with the exception of the first two sub-series.
Pine Hill Equipment v. F/V Three Belles and Poseidon Boat Corp., 86-373
Judge Van Sickle's case files have been divided into numerous sub-series, either by case, district, or circuit. Most of the case files contain orders from Van Sickle, although correspondence to and from attorneys and other judges, newspaper clippings, and transcripts are also included. The case files were arranged in case number order, with the exception of the first two sub-series.
Michelle French v. County of Kennebec , et al., 88-262
Judge Van Sickle's case files have been divided into numerous sub-series, either by case, district, or circuit. Most of the case files contain orders from Van Sickle, although correspondence to and from attorneys and other judges, newspaper clippings, and transcripts are also included. The case files were arranged in case number order, with the exception of the first two sub-series.