· 3/22/2000
Toby R. Chavez v. Gilbert \Gib\ Cady, Jane Battles, Don Fulton, Bob Straight, Joe Famelli, and Tom Shoemaker
Citations
- 207 F.3d 901
- 2000 U.S. App. LEXIS 4375
- 2000 WL 295279
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Judges: Kanne, Wood, Evans
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