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Sellars v. Garrison, 740 F.2d 963 (4th Cir. 1984). Cases Citing This Book View Copy Cite
37 citation events across 4 distinct courts.
Strongest positive: Mary Bracken Polk v. Montgomery County, Maryland Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation of Montgomery County, Maryland Denise Dodson, Individually and as Receiving Officer for at Seven Locks Detention Center, and Montgomery County Police Department Bernard D. Crooke, Individually and as Chief of Police, Montgomery County, Maryland Joseph Beddick, Officer, Montgomery County Police Department Gary B. Blake, Individually and as Director of Montgomery County Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation Samuel F. Saxton, Individually and as Warden of Seven Locks Detention Center Rosa Lynn, Individually and as Supervising Matron of Seven Locks Detention Center James A. Young, Individually and as Sheriff of Montgomery County, Maryland, Class Denominated Vivian A. Smith, Amicus Curiae. Mary Bracken Polk v. Montgomery County, Maryland Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation of Montgomery County, Maryland Gary B. Blake, Individually and as Director of Montgomery County Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation Samuel F. Saxton, Individually and as Warden of Seven Locks Detention Center Rosa Lynn, Individually and as Supervising Matron of Seven Locks Detention Center Denise Dodson, Individually and as Receiving Officer for at Seven Locks Detention Center, Class Denominated Vivian A. Smith, Amicus Curiae (ca4, 1986-02-06)
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cited Cited "see" Mary Bracken Polk v. Montgomery County, Maryland Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation of Montgomery County, Maryland Denise Dodson, Individually and as Receiving Officer for at Seven Locks Detention Center, and Montgomery County Police Department Bernard D. Crooke, Individually and as Chief of Police, Montgomery County, Maryland Joseph Beddick, Officer, Montgomery County Police Department Gary B. Blake, Individually and as Director of Montgomery County Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation Samuel F. Saxton, Individually and as Warden of Seven Locks Detention Center Rosa Lynn, Individually and as Supervising Matron of Seven Locks Detention Center James A. Young, Individually and as Sheriff of Montgomery County, Maryland, Class Denominated Vivian A. Smith, Amicus Curiae. Mary Bracken Polk v. Montgomery County, Maryland Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation of Montgomery County, Maryland Gary B. Blake, Individually and as Director of Montgomery County Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation Samuel F. Saxton, Individually and as Warden of Seven Locks Detention Center Rosa Lynn, Individually and as Supervising Matron of Seven Locks Detention Center Denise Dodson, Individually and as Receiving Officer for at Seven Locks Detention Center, Class Denominated Vivian A. Smith, Amicus Curiae
4th Cir. · 1986 · signal: see · confidence high
See Smith v. Montgomery County, 740 F.2d 963 (4th Cir.1984) (unpublished opinion). 23 After Judge Young's decision in Smith, Judge Harvey issued the opinion in Polk v. Montgomery.
cited Cited "see" Polk v. Montgomery County
4th Cir. · 1986 · signal: see · confidence high
See Smith v. Montgomery County, 740 F.2d 963 (4th Cir.1984) (unpublished opinion).
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Sellars
v.
Garrison
83-8273.
Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit.
Aug 6, 1984.
740 F.2d 963
Published

740 F.2d 963

Sellars
v.
Garrison

83-8273

United States Court of Appeals,
Fourth Circuit.

8/6/84

1

M.D.N.C.

CPC DENIED--DISMISSED