The Court seeks recruited counsel to represent pro se plaintiff Danny Combs for the limited purposes of settlement. Mr. Combs, who is currently incarcerated at New Castle Correctional Facility, alleges that defendants subjected him to unconstitutional conditions of confinement while he was incarcerated at Pendleton Correctional Facility. The defendants have notified the Court that they will More...
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2:24-cv-0310-JRS-MKK Omar Davis v. Wolke et al (1/5/2025)
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Omar Davis, who is incarcerated at Wabash Valley Correctional Facility, alleges that defendants Sergeant Jeremy Wolke and Officer Mark Murray used excessive force against him in violation of his Eighth Amendment rights. The defendants did not seek summary judgment on these claims. Counsel is requested to represent Mr. Davis for settlement and trial, which is scheduled to begin July 20, 2026. More...
2:22-cv-0467-JPH-MG Kyle Ray Griffith v. Holcomb (12/19/2025)
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Plaintiff Kyle Ray Griffith is an inmate at New Castle Correctional Facility. He alleges that when previously incarcerated at Wabash Valley Correctional Facility, Defendant Lt. Christopher Holcomb failed to take adequate action to remediate a mold problem in Mr. Griffith's cell, causing Mr. Griffith to become ill. After a partial grant and partial denial of summary judgment, Eighth More...
1:23-cv-1983-JPH-MJD Jeremy Lee Johnson v. Henry County Sheriff's Department et al (12/18/2025)
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Plaintiff Jeremy Lee Johnson is currently incarcerated at Putnamville Correctional Facility. He alleges that while a pretrial detainee at the Henry County Jail, he was deprived of adequate treatment for his opioid use disorder. Currently, no settlement conference or trial dates have been set. Recently, the Court denied without prejudice a motion for summary judgment filed by the Henry County More...
Johnson 1-23-1983 Docket Sheet.pdf,
Johnson 1-23-1983 Dkt. 201 Order.pdf,
Johnson 1-23-1983 Second Screening Order.pdf
1:24-cv-0186-RLY-CSW Raymond Curthel White v. Nkemakolom et al (12/17/2025)
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Plaintiff Raymond Curthel White proceeds on Eighth Amendment excessive force claims against Defendants Sgt. Nkemakolom and Officer L. Van. Specifically, Sgt. Nkemakolom sprayed Mr. White with a chemical directly in his face to the point that he lost consciousness and fell to the ground. When Mr. White awoke, Officer Van and Sgt. Nkemakolom were kicking and punching him. Sgt. Nkemakolom again More...
