Box 7
Contains 86 Results:
Attorney's Motions for Class Action Status: 1983
In Coleman v. Block, Van Sickle ordered the Farmers Home Administration to change its loan-repayment and foreclosure policies.
USA v. James Robertson, C2-95-80
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.
USA v. Gregory James Score, C2-95-87
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.
USA v. Brenda Katherine Bartlette, 95-CR-90
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.
David Casavan v. Matador Pipelines, Inc., A4-84-29. and Dan Hofmeister v. Matador Pipelines, Inc., A4-84-30
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.
Mark Chris Beaudoin v. Texaco, Inc., A4-85-81
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.
Virgil Steinwand v. Massey-Ferguson, Inc., and Ray Zahnow, A4-86-62
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.
Bottineau Farmers Elevator v. Woddward-Clyde Consultants, A4-86-084
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.
Dakota Bakeries, Inc., James Schlosser, and Gailyn Boschee v. Tiffany's Bakeries, Inc., Brian Gray, Ira Lyons, John Tan, George Holland, Ben Mandell, Phillip Cox, and Gail Edgar v. Dakota Sand & Gravel Company, A1-79-81
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.
Michael Bingham and Peggy Bingham v. Collection Bureau, Inc., and Collection Bureau of North Dakota, Ltd., A1-79-131
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.