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REPORTS
OF
Cases Argued and Determined
IN THE
COURT of CLAIMS
OF THE
STATE OF ILLINOIS
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VOLUME 64

Official Reports
of the
Illinois Court of Claims
For: Fiscal Year 2012---July 1, 2011 – June 30, 2012
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SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS
2012
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Printed by authority of the State of Illinois
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Printed by authority of the State of Illinois – June 2015 - 1 - CC-103
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PREFACE
The opinions of the Court of Claims reported herein are published by authority of the provisions of Section 18
of the Court of Claims Act, 705 ILCS 505/1.
The Court of Claims has exclusive jurisdiction to hear and determine the following matters: (a) all claims
against the State of Illinois founded upon any law of the State, or upon any regulation thereunder by an executive or
administrative officer or agency, other than claims arising under the Workers’ Compensation Act or the Workers’
Occupational Diseases Act, or claims for certain expenses in civil litigation, (b) all claims against the State founded upon
any contract entered into with the State, (c) all claims against the State for time unjustly served in prisons of this State
when the person imprisoned received a pardon from the governor stating that such pardon is issued on the ground of
innocence of the crime for which he or she was imprisoned or he or she received a certificate of innocence from the
Circuit Court as provided in Section 2-702 of the Code of Civil Procedure;(d) all claims against the State in cases
sounding in tort, (e) all claims for recoupment made by the State against any Claimant, (f) certain claims to compel
replacement of a lost or destroyed State warrant, (g) certain claims based on torts by escaped inmates of State
institutions, (h) certain representation and indemnification cases, (i) all claims pursuant to the Line of Duty
Compensation Act,(j) all claims pursuant to the Illinois National Guardsman’s Compensation Act, and (k) all claims
pursuant to the Crime Victims Compensation Act.
A large number of claims contained in this volume have not been reported in full due to quantity and general
similarity of content. These claims have been listed according to the type of claim or disposition. The categories they
fall within include: claims in which orders of awards or orders of dismissal were entered without opinions, claims based
on lapsed appropriations, certain State employees’ back salary claims, prisoners and inmates-missing property claims,
claims in which orders and opinions of denial were entered without opinions, refund cases, medical vendor claims, Line
of Duty Compensation Act claims and certain claims based on the Crime Victims Compensation Act. However, any
claim which is of the nature of any of the above categories, but which also may have value as precedent, has been
reported in full.
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OFFICERS OF THE COURT

JUDGES
ROBERT J. SPRAGUE, Chief Justice

Belleville, Illinois
Chief Justice February 21, 2003 –
PETER J. BIRNBAUM, Judge MARY PATRICIA BURNS, Judge

Chicago, Illinois Chicago, Illinois
January 20, 2004 – January 9, 2009 –
NORMA F. JANN, Judge GERALD KUBASIAK, Judge

May 29, 1991 March 28, 2011-
ROBERT J. STEFFEN, Judge DONALD STORINO, Judge

Elgin, Illinois Rosemont, Illinois
March 5, 2004 – March 5, 2004-
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BRADLEY BUCHER
Court Administrator
Springfield, Illinois
TIFFANY KRETZINGER
Fiscal Officer

J. MICHAEL MATHIS
Court Counsel

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COMMISSIONERS OF THE COURT

GEORGE ARGIONIS ANDREA BUFORD
August 16, 2003 – October 1, 2007 –
JOSEPH J. CAVANAUGH LLOYD CUETO

Chicago, Illinois Belleville, Illinois
August 16, 2003 – March 1, 2009 –
MAZIE HARRIS MARITZA MARTINEZ

January 16, 2012- January 16, 2012-
LAURIE MIKVA LOURDES MONTEAGUDO

September 16, 2011- July 1, 2005-
PATRICIA MURPHY DAVID NEAL

Energy, Illinois Joliet, Illinois
August 16, 2003- July 1, 2007- July 31, 2011
MARY T. NICOLAU DAVID REID

Chicago, Illinois Springfield, Illinois
August 16, 2003- May 3, 2011-
ELIZABETH M. ROCHFORD DAVID RODRIGUEZ

Lincolnwood, Illinois Chicago, Illinois
October 24, 1990- May 19, 2011-
HERBERT ROSENBURG RONALD SERPICO

Chicago, Illinois Melrose Park, Illinois
May 21, 2008 August 16, 2003-
PATRICK T. TIMONEY THOMAS YSURSA

Springfield, Illinois Belleville, Illinois
April 1, 2004 August 16, 2003-

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JESSE WHITE
Secretary of State and Ex Officio Clerk of the Court
January 11, 1999 –

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DELORES J. MARTIN
Deputy Clerk and Director
October 6, 2003 –

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Fiscal Year 2012

Preface ........................................................................................................................... 2
Officers of the Court ..................................................................................................... 3
Table of Contents .......................................................................................................... 6
Table of Cases................................................................................................................ 7
Opinions Published in Full ........................................................................................ 127
Law Enforcement Officers, Civil

Defense Workers, Civil Air Patrol
Members, Paramedics, Firemen,
Chaplains and State Employees
Compensation Act Cases:
Military Line of Duty Awards ................................................................................... 321
Miscellaneous Awards................................................................................................ 322
Miscellaneous Denied and Dismissed Claims ........................................................... 324
Contracts--Lapsed Appropriations ............................................................................ 338
Public Aid and Medical Vendor Awards ................................................................... 372
Prisoners and Inmates--Missing

Property Claims ......................................................................................................... 373
Crime Victims Compensation

Act Cases:
Opinions Not Published in Full ............................................................................. 374
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TABLE OF CASES
Fiscal Year 2012
(July 1, 2011 to June 30, 2012)

CLAIMANT NAME CASE NBR
A & A EQUIPMENT SUPPLY 12CC1403

AASHTO 11CC1594
ABARCA, ALEJANDRO 12CV1021
ABBOTT LABORATORIES, INC. 11CC3931
ABBS, JOSEPH 12CV2321
ABC COUNSELING & FAMILY SERVICES 12CC1409
ABC COUNSELING & FAMILY SERVICES 12CC2316
ABDULLAH, MUHAMMAD 11CV2111
ABDULLAH, RASHID 11CV4281
ABED, MOHAMMED 11CV4099
ABNER MORGE, MIA LOU 12CC1681
ABRAHAM, JONATHON 11CV2316
ABRAHIM, MANAR 12CV0048
ABRAMS, ANTWAN 11CV4042
ABUNDIS, MARCELA 11CV2874
ACCULINGUA INTERNATIONAL, INC. OF ILLINOIS D/B/A INLINGUA 12CC2235
ACCURATE BIOMETRICS, INC. 12CC1518
ACCURATE MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS, INC. 11CC2709
ACEVEDO, CECILIO & LARES, MARIA 10CV3622
ACEVEDO, DEBRA 11CV4104
ACEVEDO, VALENTIN 12CV0675
ACEVEZ, STACEY M. 11CV2068
ACH DIRECT 11CC3004
ACH DIRECT 11CC3005
ACH DIRECT 11CC3006
ACH DIRECT 12CC0073
ACH DIRECT 12CC0074
ACH DIRECT 12CC0075
ACHIEVEMENT UNLIMITED, INC. 08CC2437
ACKERMAN, BRIAN 11CV3931
ACKERMAN, JENNIFER 11CV3930
ACKERMAN, JENNIFER 11CV3932
ACKFELD, THOMAS 10CC2268
ACOSTA, SEBASTIAN 11CV0420
ACUITY INSURANCE COMPANY A/S/O INDOVINA, LEONARD 10CC1204
ADA S. MCKINLEY COMM. SERVICES D/B/A GENESIS THERAPY CENTER 11CC2051
ADAME, ZITLALI 04CV3831
ADAMS, ANNALYSE 11CV2263
ADAMS, CHANNON 11CV5327
ADAMS, CHIQUITA 11CC1081
ADAMS, CURTIS 12CV2290
ADAMS, DARRYL 11CV3764
ADAMS, EMMA 10CV5382
ADAMS, IRA 11CV3457
ADAMS, JEFFERY L., JR. 12CV1022
ADAMS, JEREMY 11CV1671
ADAMS, JONTAE 11CV5240
ADAMS, RYANNA 04CV1993
ADAMS, SAM 11CV1228
ADAMS, WILLIE 12CV1375
ADAN, ANDRES 11CV2358
ADCO ADVERTISING AGENCY 11CC2279
ADDOLORATA VILLA, FRANCISCAN VILLAGE, ET AL 09CC2838
ADDUS HEALTHCARE, INC. 10CC2056
ADEMOSKI, DAISY 11CV2527
ADKINS, WILLIE MOSES 04CC2925
ADKINSON, COURI 11CV5040
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ADVANCED COMMODITIES, INC. 10CC3424
ADVANCED ELECTRIC COMPANY 11CC1542
ADVANCED INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES, INC. 11CC1421
ADVANCED SLEEP & NEURODIAGNOSTIC SERVICES 11CC1653
ADVANCED SLEEP & NEURODIAGNOSTIC SERVICES 11CC1655
ADVANTAGE AMBULANCE, INC. 11CC2100
ADVANTAGE NURSING SERVICES, INC. 10CC2413
ADVANTAGE REPORTING SERVICE 11CC4100
ADVOCATE MEDICAL GROUP 11CC1973
ADVOCATES FOR OPPORTUNITY, INC. 12CC0271
AFSCME COUNCIL 31 09CC3238
AGAI, MONISA 12CV1247
AGE OPTIONS 11CC3264
AGEE, LOUISE H. 11CV0897
AGEE, MARY 10CV3978
AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES 11CC2788
AGRICULTURE, DEPARTMENT OF 11CC1536
AGUILA, NANCY 12CV0580
AGUILAR, DAVID 11CV5132
AGUILAR, GABRIEL 12CV2588
AGUILERA, SANDRA K. 11CV5119
AGUILERA, SANDRA K. 11CV5120
AGUIRRE, MAYRA 12CV1358
AGUIRRE, RENE 11CV5416
AHIMN CONSULTING & RESEARCH 12CC1187
AHITOW, RODNEY J. 11CC2070
AHMED, ZUBAIR 10CV4700
AIMONE, AMANDA 12CV2602
AINSLIE, CONNIE 11CV3831
AIRCRAFT SPRUCE & SPECIALTY COMPANY 11CC2013
AIRGAS MIDAMERICA 11CC2773
AIRGAS NORTH CENTRAL 11CC0041
AJENIFUJA, OLA H. 12CC1553
AKONG, ABRAHAM 11CV3529
AKSMAN, ROBERT 10CV5684
ALADDIN TEMP-RITE 12CC0207
ALAMO, LETICIA L. 12CV1278
ALANIZ, SIXTO 12CV1023
ALARCON, CARLOS 12CV1142
ALARCON, JESUS 12CV2291
ALARCON LOPEZ, ALICIA 11CV4696
ALARCON, MANUEL, JR. 12CV1248
ALATRISTE, GERONIMO, MINOR, BY HIS NEXT FRIEND, HERNANDEZ, LLUVIA 09CC3244
ALAVA, SHARON 12CV0536
ALAYON, GUADALUPE D. & RODRIGUEZ, LUZ N. 10CV1618
ALBRECHT-LEGORRETA, LISA 11CV3884
ALBRECHT-LEGORRETA, LISA 11CV3885
ALDEN NORTH SHORE REHABILITATION & HHC, ET AL 03CC4366
ALDERSON, KATHERINE 12CV2366
ALDERTON, LYNN E. 11CC2314
ALDRIDGE, DEVIN 12CV3154
ALDRIDGE ELECTRIC, INC. 03CC3860
ALEXANDER, ADAM D. 11CV2841
ALEXANDER, AMANDA 11CV2433
ALEXANDER, AMANDA 11CV4497
ALEXANDER, CHARLES V., JR. 12CV0078
ALEXANDER, ELLEN 12CC2271
ALEXANDER, ERICA 11CV1039
ALEXANDER, FRANK 11CV2545
ALEXANDER, LATONYA & HEARD, DELORES 09CV4572
ALEXANDER, LISA 11CV5361
ALEXANDER, QUONTRELL 11CV4891
ALEXANDER, ROBERT 11CV2959
ALEXANDER, SHANITA 12CV0388
ALEXANDER, TRACY 11CC3606
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ALEXANDER, WILLIE 11CV1599
ALEXIAN BROTHERS MEDICAL CENTER 09CC3114
ALEXIAN BROTHERS MEDICAL GROUP 12CC3210
ALFORD, ROBIN R. 11CC3545
ALFRED, SHANITA 12CV0459
ALHINDI, ELIZABETH 11CV3979
ALHINDI, ELIZABETH 11CV5025
ALKHATIB, MOHAMMED A. 11CV4783
ALL PETS ANIMAL HOSPITAL 11CC1638
ALL PRO OFFICE TECHNOLOGY, INC. 11CC0415
ALL PRO OFFICE TECHNOLOGY, INC. 11CC3245
ALLEN, CHARLES 11CV5086
ALLEN, DAVORICK J. 11CV0001
ALLEN, DEION C. 10CV2592
ALLEN, DONTA 11CV4585
ALLEN, JASIAH 11CV4784
ALLEN, JORDAN 12CV0487
ALLEN, KARLA R. 12CV2665
ALLEN, KARLA R. 12CV3899
ALLEN, KARNEISHA T. 11CV2626
ALLEN, KEITH 12CV0652
ALLEN, LASHONDA 11CV2711
ALLEN, PATRICIA 12CV1950
ALLEN, RAIMONE 12CV0317
ALLEN, ROBERT D. 11CV2528
ALLEN, TRACI L. 12CV0868
ALLENDALE ASSOCIATION 10CC1529
ALLENDALE ASSOCIATION 11CC3382
ALLIANCE HUMAN SERVICES, INC. 11CC1129
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ALLIED ASPHALT PAVING COMPANY 12CC1653
ALLIED TUBE & CONDUIT 11CC1816
ALLIED WASTE SERVICES 10CC3461
ALLISON, DEANTE 11CV2317
ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY A/S/O BRIAN ROBINSON 07CC2254
ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY A/S/O EDWARD ERVIN 04CC0358
ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY A/S/O LESLIE DREW 11CC0281
ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY A/S/O RANDI MCSPADDEN 11CC2267
ALMALIKY, SALAH 09CV6436
ALMANZA, GLORIA 12CV1306
ALMARAS AMARO, HERIBERTO 11CV0147
ALONSO, GRISELDA 12CV0416
ALPHA BAKING COMPANY, INC. 11CC3521
ALPHA BAKING COMPANY, INC. 11CC3948
ALPIZAR, AUGUSTO 06CV1503
ALSBURY, JERRY 11CV1926
ALSCO 11CC3434
ALSTON, BEVERLY 12CV1974
ALTERNATIVE BEHAVIOR TREATMENT CENTER 11CC1043
ALTERNATIVE TEACHING, INC. 12CC2646
ALTON DAY CARE & LEARNING CENTER 11CC0931
ALTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 11CC2109
ALTON POLICE DEPARTMENT 12CC1691
ALTORFER, INC. 12CC0821
ALVARADO, MARIA 11CV3528
ALVARADO, ROBERT F. 11CV1180
ALVARADO, ROBERT F. 11CV4921
ALVARADO, YOLANDA 11CV5183
ALVAREZ, DENISE L. 11CC1443
ALVAREZ, FRANCISCO 12CV1420
ALVAREZ, FRANCISCO 12CV2950
ALVAREZ, JOSE 12CV2755
ALVAREZ, NANCY 12CV0433
ALVAREZ, OLGA 11CV2264
ALVAREZ, SANTIAGO, JR. 12CV0049
ALVAREZ-SANDOVAL, AMADOR 11CV5087
ALVIN EADES CENTER, INC. 11CC2339
ALVIN EADES CENTER, INC. 11CC3941
ALVIZO, MARTHA 11CV2816
ALVIZURI, JUAN A. 12CV1696
ALZEIN MEDICAL, LTD. 11CC0362
A.M. LEONARD, INC. 11CC1960
AMBRIZ, DELIA, ADMINISTRATOR OF ESTATE OF FRANCISCO AMBRIZ, DECEASED 08CC0118
AMBRIZ-LIRA, CRISTAL 11CC1861
AMEREN CIPS 10CC3742
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AMEREN IP 10CC0890
AMEREN IP 11CC3128
AMEREN IP 11CC3134
AMEREN IP 11CC3560
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF STATE HIGHWAY & TRANSPORTATION OFFICALS 11CC1647
AMERICAN BUILDING SERVICES, LLC. 11CC4112
AMERICAN COURIER SERVICE, INC. 11CC2710
AMERICAN ENVIRONMENTAL SOLUTIONS, INC. 10CC1963
AMERICAN FAMILY INSURANCE A/S/O DOLOREZ SHEPHERD 09CC2228
AMERICAN INTERSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY 11CC2246
AMERICAN MEDICAL SUPPLY & SERVICE COMPANY 11CC2959
AMERICAN METALS SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. 11CC1766
AMERIPATH CINCINNATI, INC. 11CC0950
AMOS, JASON 12CV1587
AMS MECHANICAL SYSTEMS 09CC1299
ANCEL, GLINK, DIAMOND, BUSH, DICIANNI & KRAFTHEFER, PC. 11CC3458
ANCEL, GLINK, DIAMOND, BUSH, DICIANNI & KRAFTHEFER, PC. 12CC0235
ANCHOR MECHANICAL, INC. 11CC1759
ANDERS, CIDNEY 12CV3080
ANDERSON, ANDRE D. 11CV0953
ANDERSON, BRIAN 11CC1433
ANDERSON, BRITTANY A. 11CV4936
ANDERSON, BRYAN 12CV0940
ANDERSON, CLARENCE 11CV3480
ANDERSON, DANIEL J. 11CC3440
ANDERSON, DERRICK 11CV2842
ANDERSON, EDWARD 12CV1645
ANDERSON ERICKSON DAIRY COMPANY 10CC3825
ANDERSON, GENEVA 12CV0218
ANDERSON, KELSEY 11CV4082
ANDERSON, KEVIN T. 12CV1786
ANDERSON, KEWONN 11CV2186
ANDERSON, LA SHON, II 10CV5262
ANDERSON LOCK COMPANY, LTD. 11CC3813
ANDERSON, MAGGIE & NEAL, LEE ETHER 10CV5756
ANDERSON, MICHELLA 10CV2593
ANDERSON, MICKEY 11CV3140
ANDERSON OVERHEAD DOOR 11CC2491
ANDERSON, PATRICIA A. 11CV4498
ANDERSON, RASOR & PARTNERS, LLP. 11CC3380
ANDERSON, ROBERT 11CV0923
ANDERSON, RYAN M. 11CV5482
ANDERSON, SHAWN 12CV2720
ANDERSON, THELMA L. 12CV1975
ANDEX COMPANY D/B/A ANDERSON PEST CONTROL 12CC0135
ANDEX COMPANY D/B/A ANDERSON PEST CONTROL 11CC3756
ANDRADE, DARIO 11CV2188
ANDRADE, MIGUEL 11CV0279
ANDRE, GREG 12CV1489
ANDREASEN, CYNTHIA J. 12CC0079
ANDREU, JAVIER 12CV0676
ANDREWIN, BERNETTA 11CC1600
ANDREWS, GREGORY C. 11CV4675
ANDREWS, KOREN M. 12CV0118
ANGELES, MIGUEL 10CV5437
ANGLIN, BARBARA A. 12CV0565
ANGSTEN, PHILLIP 11CV1230
ANNORENO, JOHN P. 12CV2965
ANODYNE CORPORATION 11CC3657
ANOTHER CHANCE CENTERS 11CC0422
ANRON ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. 11CC2058
ANSARI, SHADAB 12CC0237
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ANTHON, MICHAEL 11CC1206
ANTHONY, JERROD R. 11CV1059
ANTHONY, REMEKAH 11CV5385
ANTONELLI, SUSAN M. 07CV0002
ANZO, HAMBLET, JR. 11CV3427
ANZO, RUBEN 11CV3428
APAM, EFREN 12CV1143
APEX PHYSICAL THERAPY 11CC1458
APONTE, GILBERT 10CV2915
APPLEWHITE, DEONTE 09CV3065
APPLIED BIOSYSTEMS 11CC1581
APPRISS, INC. 11CC2209
ARAMARK UNIFORM SERVICES 11CC1564
ARANDA, MARIELA 11CV5088
ARBUCKLE, GARY D. 11CV5260
ARCARA, JOSEPH J., JR. 11CV2529
ARCEO, ANTHONY 11CV3190
ARCHAMBO, SUSAN L. 11CC2312
ARCHER, MIGUEL 12CV1588
ARCHER, MIRANDA 12CV1861
AREA AGENCY ON AGING FOR LINCOLNLAND 11CC1060
AREA DISPOSAL SERVICE, INC. 11CC2397
AREA DISPOSAL SERVICE, INC. 12CC2408
ARELLANO, ALEJANDRO 11CV3274
ARELLANO, GILBERTO 11CV4870
ARIAS, ALBERTO 11CV1780
ARIZA, MIGUEL 12CV0284
ARKHIPOVA, IULIIA 10CV2819
ARMAN, JOSHUA 12CV1279
ARMSTEAD, JOSEPH 12CV1614
ARMSTEAD, JOSEPH, JR. 12CV1612
ARMSTRONG, DIANA 11CV5241
ARMSTRONG, JAMES 06CC1790
ARMY AIRFORCE EXCHANGE SERVICE 11CC3818
ARNOLD, CLIFTON 12CV1808
ARNOLD, SALLIE 11CV4534
ARREGUIN, MARIA 12CV0219
ARREGUIN, MARIA 12CV0220
ARRENDONDO, MELISSA 11CV3001
ARREOLA, ANGEL 10CV1213
ARRERA, JULIO 11CV4207
ARREVILLAGA, ALEJANDRO 12CV1376
ARRINGTON, ANTWON 12CV2819
ARRINGTON, JEAN M. 11CV3093
ARROYO, ALEXANDER 12CV1708
ARROYO, JOSE M. 11CV2627
ARROYO, ROMAN 11CV5483
ARSENEAU, DAWN L. 12CC0240
ARSLANOVIC, IZET 11CV5133
ARTEAGA, JUAN M. 12CV1377
ARZATE, VICENTE 11CV2902
ARZOLA, JOSE A. 11CV4555
ASAMOAH, BELINDA Y. 12CV0537
ASBURY, WALTER 11CV3980
ASCENCIO, JAMIE 11CV5457
ASEJO, JOAQUIN 12CV1249
ASHFORD, BYRON 11CV5417
ASHLEY, JESSIE 11CV3460
ASHLEY, LAURIE 12CV2479
ASHLEY'S QUALITY CARE, INC. 10CC3725
ASIEDU, MICHAEL 12CV1144
ASSAULT & ABUSE SERVICES OF STEPHENSON COUNTY 12CC1101
ASSOCIATED COURT REPORTERS 11CC3426
ASSOCIATED COURT REPORTERS 12CC2497
ASSOCIATES ENGRAVING COMPANY, INC. 11CC3817
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ASSOCIATION FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED OF WOODFORD COUNTY 11CC3476
ASSOCIATION HOUSE OF CHICAGO 12CC2759
ASTORGA, JESSE 11CV3688
AT & T MOBILITY 10CC3502
AT & T MOBILITY 11CC1890
AT & T TELECONFERENCE SERVICES 11CC3429
ATAMIAN, ANTHONY 11CV5224
ATAYDE, JUNIOR E. 11CV3620
ATCHLEY, DANNY 12CV2851
ATD AMERICAN COMPANY 11CC3955
A-TEC AMBULANCE 10CC1888
ATHMER, THOMAS 10CV1475
ATKINS, ERIC 11CV3656
ATLAS COPCO COMPANY 11CC1789
ATMOS ENERGY CORPORATION 10CC0334
ATMOS ENERGY CORPORATION 11CC0426
ATTORNEY GENERAL, OFFICE OF 11CC3760
AU, TONY 11CV3689
AUGUSTA, BREON 10CV4416
AUGUSTA, VINCENT 12CC0042
AUGUSTA, VINCENT 12CC0234
AUNT MARTHA'S YOUTH SERVICE CENTER, INC. 10CC2246
AUSTIN, ALLAN 09CC2773
AUTH, KIRA 12CV0285
AUTO TRUCK GROUP 11CC1010
AUTOMATIC BUILDING CONTROLS, LLC. 11CC2062
AUTOMATIC DOORS, INC. 11CC3030
AUTOMATIC DOORS, INC. 11CC3806
AVALOS, JOSE L. 12CC0660
AVALOS, SAMUEL 11CV2520
AVANCER, LLC. 11CC3028
AVANT, ROGER 07CC3145
AVERY, MICHAEL 11CV5242
AVIA PARTNERS, INC. 11CC1270
AVILA, DANIEL 12CV0959
AVMEDOSKI, DENIS 11CV1309
AVON, VILLAGE OF 11CC2703
AWOMOLO, OLUSEYI 11CV4844
AXTELL, NICHOLAS P. 11CV2319
AYALA, ELVIA 11CV3863
AYALA, MARK A. 11CV5155
AYALA, ROBERT 11CV4990
AYERS, COURTNEY 12CV2292
AYOOLA, BIOLA 12CC1313
AYTCH, ARNDELL, II 11CV5184
A-1 CORPORATE HARDWARE 12CC3111
BAALMAN, LAGAILA 11CV2916
BAALMAN, LAGAILA 11CV5418
BACH, CURTIS & DAWN 06CC0462
BACHMAN, KELLY JO 11CV5284
BAER HEATING & COOLING 12CC2323
BAEZ, CHER 11CV2546
BAEZA, MAGDALENA 11CV4120
BAGGS, MATTHEW 11CV3933
BAGINSKI, RADOSLAW 11CV3225
BAHENA, ALEXANDER 11CV3461
BAHR, JAMES M. 12CV0538
BAILEY, ALPHONSO 12CV3729
BAILEY, CHRIS 10CV5080
BAILEY, DENNIS 10CC3130
BAILEY, JENNIFER 11CV4991
BAILEY, JERRY 12CV0581
BAILEY, RACHEL 11CV3809
BAILEY, RESHELMA, MINOR, BY HER NEXT FRIEND, ELAINE BAILEY 09CC1832
BAILEY, SHALONDA 10CV3605
BAILEY, TANYA 11CV1781
BAILEY, TONYA 12CV0744
BAILEY, TONYA 12CV1902
BAILEY, TYRONE 11CV2960
BAILON, GABRIEL J. 11CV3832
BAINE, SONYA 11CC1442
BAINES, MELINDA 12CV0119
BAINES, MELINDA 12CV0120
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BAIRD, JESSICA 11CV5089
BAKER, ANTOINE G. 11CV3209
BAKER, CHARLA D. 12CV0840
BAKER, GARY 10CV2310
BAKER, HELEN A. 11CC1761
BAKER, MARK A. 12CV1732
BAKER, SHEREASA T. 10CV1027
BAKER, YOLANDA 11CV1040
BALBOENA, LUCINA 11CV5435
BALBUENA, RICA 11CV4846
BALCAZAR, FIDEL G. 12CV0121
BALDRIDGE, RICHARD M. 11CV3002
BALDWIN, CARRIE M. 11CC2778
BALDWIN, PATRICE 12CV0417
BALDWIN REPORTING SERVICES 11CC2032
BALDWIN, SEAN 11CV5264
BALDWIN, WILLIAM E. 11CV0628
BALENT, CAROL 11CV4421
BALICH, CHRIST T. 11CC3634
BALICH, CHRIST T. 11CC3635
BALL, DAVID 12CV2968
BALLARD COMPANIES, INC. 11CC3415
BALLARD COMPANIES, INC. 12CC1508
BALLARD, HARVELLA 11CC1959
BALLINGER, JEREMY M. 11CV3275
BALOG, RYAN C. 10CV4439
BAL-OT, BYRON 11CV4586
BALSAMELLO, RICHARD 12CC2198
BALTIC, JENNIFER L. 11CC2248
BALTZELL, LOREDITH, PETTY CASH CUSTODIAN, DHS JACKSON COUNTY FCRC 11CC0966
BANACH, DAVID D. 11CV4181
BANKHEAD, DARREN 11CC3363
BANKS, ASIA 12CV1169
BANKS, CAROLYN 11CV0607
BANKS, GREGORY 11CV1674
BANKS, GREGORY, MINOR, BY HIS NEXT FRIEND, GLORIA HENTZ 03CC0873
BANKS, LATANNYA 10CV4496
BANKS, ROOSEVELT 11CV1903
BANKS, SHINA 12CV0762
BANKS, TAKIA 11CV2574
BANKS, TANYA 12CV0566
BANKS, TANYA 12CV0893
BANKS, WILLIE 12CV1075
BANKSTON, JENEEL 12CV0745
BANNER, ALFRED 11CV3957
BANUELOS, GORGE 10CV5758
BARAJAS, ALEX 11CV4043
BARAJAS, LUIS 12CV3219
BARAJAS, SALVADOR 11CV2530
BARBER, BENJAMIN 03CC1736
BARBER, KATHLEEN 11CV3051
BARBER, MARCHELLO 10CV0906
BARBER, NATHAN J. 11CV3494
BARDALES GARCIA, ARTURO 11CV3744
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BUSH, ALAN 11CV3836
BUSH, ANTOINE T. 11CV0711
BUSH, BERNETTA D. 12CV0319
BUSH, TYTIANA 11CV4897
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BUSINESS MACHINE AGENTS 11CC1880
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BUSTOS, RUBEN 11CV4355
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BUTLER, ALECIA 11CC3609
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BYERS, LASHAWN 11CV4787
BYRD, KERVAN J. 12CV1255
BYRD, VICKIE L. 12CV0821
CA TECHNOLOGIES 12CC2360
CABANESS AND ZIMBRO, INC. D/B/A BLACK DIAMOND HARLEY-DAVIDSON 11CC2631
CABANESS AND ZIMBRO, INC. D/B/A BLACK DIAMOND HARLEY-DAVIDSON 11CC2700
CABAY & COMPANY, INC. 11CC3536
CABLES, ALICE M. 12CV1930
CABRERA, CLAUDIO 11CV1561
CABRERA GUERRERO, RAQUEL O. 12CV0341
CACCAMO, CHRISTINA M. 10CC3982
CACIANO, MARLENE 12CV0842
CACIQUE, GUILLERMINA 12CV1835
CACIQUE, GUILLERMINA 12CV1836
CADY, DAVY 05CC0378
CAFFEY, ERIKA 10CV5284
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CAHILL, MICHAEL R. 12CV0458
CAIN, LAWANDA 11CV4557
CAINE, ERIC 12CC3247
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CALDERON, JOSE S. 12CV0991
CALDWELL, DERRICK D. 11CV2800
CALDWELL, JAMES 11CV4994
CALDWELL, MARK 11CV4645
CALHOUN, DAYTON 11CV4590
CALHOUN, SAMARA 12CV0421
CALHOUN, SAMARA 12CV3106
CALIP-ONE WEIGHING & INVENTORY SPECIALISTS, INC. 11CC3682
CALUMET MEMORIAL PARK DISTRICT 12CC0687
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CALVARY TEMPLE CHURCH 11CC0970
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CAMARGO, WENDY 11CV4356
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CAMPOS, MARIO 12CV1100
CAMPOS, SINDY 12CV0192
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CANDLEWOOD SUITES 11CC2804
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CANNON, BRIAN 11CV2286
CANO, MARY 11CV3255
CANO, ORLANDO 11CV2493
CANTU, ROSEMARY 12CV1905
CANUTO, LUIS 11CV3372
CAPACCIOLI, KYLI 12CV2208
CAPITOL CEMENT COMPANY, INC. 10CC1833
CAPITOL GROUP, INC. 11CC4118
CAPITOL STRATEGIES CONSULTING, INC. 11CC2769
CAPITOL STRATEGIES CONSULTING, INC. 12CC1735
CAPONE, KRISTIN 11CV3235
CARAPIA, FRANCISCO 12CV0469
CARAVAULLO, JOSE 12CV0320
CARBEN, RANDAL 12CC2587
CARBONDALE DUI & COUNSELING 11CC0561
CARBONE, TIMOTHY 12CV0992
CARD IMAGING 12CC1120
CARDENAS, EDUARDO 12CV2098
CARDENAS, JOSE LUIS 11CV3690
CARDONA, CELESTINO 11CV3411
CARDONA, ROGER 11CV2153
CARE-A-LOT EARLY LEARNING CENTERS, INC. 12CC2606
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CAREER LINK, INC. 09CC0827
CAREY, ROBERT 11CV3365
CARIUS, WENDY 11CV2964
CARL SANDBURG COLLEGE 11CC3031
CARLE CLINIC ASSOCIATION 11CC3166
CARLESS, TRACY C., JR. 12CV2441
CARLINVILLE ASSOCIATES, LLC. C/O CENTRAL REALTY, LLC. 11CC1351
CARLINVILLE PUBLIC WORKS 11CC2304
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CARLOS, SABRINA 11CV1542
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CARMONA, CARLOS 12CV0944
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CARMONA, GILBERTO 12CV0921
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CARPENTER, ADDO 11CV2269
CARR, DURANTE 11CV3003
CARR, VIRGINIA D. 12CV3331
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CARRENO, DAVID 12CV2137
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CARRERA, ISRAEL 11CV3959
CARRIER CORPORATION 11CC2707
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CARROLL, COURTNEY 11CV4302
CARROLL, JOHN T. 12CV0391
CARROLL, SHEILA 12CV0465
CARROLTON BANK & TRUST 11CC1825
CARSON, CHRISTOPHER 11CV2551
CARTER, ANTHONY D. 11CV0097
CARTER, ANTWAN 12CV2590
CARTER, BARRY F., JR. 09CV0314
CARTER, BRANDON 11CV5329
CARTER, BRANDON 12CV0610
CARTER, CHARLES 12CV0051
CARTER, CORNELIA 11CV1500
CARTER, MARLO 11CV4211
CARTER, MARY 09CV3480
CARTER, MAURICE 11CV4499
CARTER, MITCHELL 11CC0285
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CARTER, RONNIE 12CV0108
CARTER, TERRY 11CV2366
CARTHEN, TAKARA S. 10CV5000
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CASADY, RHONDA 11CC2464
CASAS, LAURA 11CV3236
CASELLO, JOSEPH 06CC0038
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CASS, SHARA 12CV1462
CASTANEDA, GUADALUPE 11CV4331
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CASTILLO, ANTHONY 10CV4472
CASTILLO, ARNOLD 11CC2284
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CASTILLO, JOSE 12CV1492
CASTILLO, PATRICIA 11CV3558
CASTREJON, ELI E. 11CV0955
CASTREJON, GUADALUPE 11CV4500
CASTRO, JAIME 11CV0835
CASTRO-GRAY, SUSANA 11CV2534
CATALYST CONSULTING GROUP 12CC1335
CATANIA, MICHAEL D. 12CC1564
CATCHING, EMMA LOGAN 05CV2820
CATERINA, JILLIAN 10CV4357
CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF CHICAGO 04CC0959
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CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF ROCKFORD 11CC2180
CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF ROCKFORD 11CC2182
CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF THE DIOCESE OF PEORIA 12CC0078
CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF THE DIOCESE OF ROCKFORD 12CC2263
CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF THE DIOCESE OF ROCKFORD 12CC2266
CATHOLIC CHILDREN'S HOME 11CC1994
CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICES 12CC1105
CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICES 12CC1108
CATO, ERICKA 10CV5464
CATO, ERICKA 11CV0875
CATULLO, ANTHONY 11CV5290
CAUL, TIFFANY 11CV4483
CAUL, TIFFANY 11CV4484
CAVIN, EDWARD C., JR. 11CV2788
CAWVEY, CAROL J. 02CC0197
CAYSON, CLINTON 12CV1150
CAZARES, ALFONSO 12CC0497
CAZARES, JERRY, JR. 11CV3644
CBE GROUP 09CC2142
CCAR INDUSTRIES 11CC4019
CCGS HOLDINGS, LLC. D/B/A CROWN CASTLE 11CC1001
CDS OFFICE TECHNOLOGIES 12CC0550
CDW GOVERNMENT, INC. 12CC0805
CEBALLOS, JESUS 12CV0801
CECOLA, ROBERT 12CV0263
CEDANO, MARIA 11CV4100
CEGLAREK, TABITHA 12CV0518
CELIS, JACQUELINE 12CV0768
CENTENO, JESSICA A. 11CV4237
CENTER FOR COMPREHENSIVE SERVICES, INC. 11CC2576
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CENTER FOR CONTEXTUAL CHANGE 11CC1256
CENTRACCO, BRITTANY N. 11CV4923
CENTRAL IL AGENCY ON AGING 12CC2436
CENTRAL IL CYCLE COMPANY, INC. D/B/A SPORTLAND MOTORSPORTS 11CC2896
CENTRAL IL KIDNEY & DIALYSIS 11CC2742
CENTRAL IL SERVICE ACCESS, INC. 11CC0373
CENTRAL IL STAFFING SERVICES, LLC. D/B/A MANPOWER 10CC0679
CENTRAL MINE EQUIPMENT COMPANY 11CC1732
CENTRAL REPORTERS ASSOCIATION, LTD. 11CC3746
CERVANTES, DANIEL 08CV3679
CERVANTES, JOSE LUIS 11CV5388
CHACKO, JOSE 11CC1509
CHACON, MARIA 12CV0696
CHAMBERLAIN, DAMON 12CV0491
CHAMBERLAIN, DAMON 12CV2759
CHAMBERS, ROBERT, JR. 11CV4678
CHAMPAIGN COUNTY STATE'S ATTORNEY'S OFFICE 12CC1473
CHAMPION, SUSAN M. 12CV2188
CHAMPION, TERRELL 06CV0404
CHANAYEM, SAMIRA 12CV2821
CHANDLER, MARQUISE 11CV5267
CHANDLER, RASHEK 12CV3332
CHANDLER, STEPHAN 12CV3163
CHANEY, JAMES 05CC2503
CHANG, LEANN 12CV0020
CHANG, RICHARD TI HUA 12CV0019
CHAPMAN, DARESHIA 11CV2494
CHAPMAN, TINESHA A. 11CV3213
CHARLES E. ROBBINS REALTOR 12CC0153
CHARLES E. ROBBINS REALTOR 12CC0154
CHARLES, KRIS 12CC2332
CHARLESTON TRANSITIONAL FACILITY 11CC1961
CHATMAN, CHRISTOPHER 11CV3256
CHAUDHRY, MIRANDA D. 11CV5091
CHAVEZ, AMANDA 12CV1426
CHAVEZ, GUADALUPE 11CV2001
CHAVEZ, HATTIE R. 11CV2713
CHAVEZ, SERGIO 11CV4593
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CHC MOTEL PARTNERS, INC. D/B/A RAMADA SPRINGFIELD NORTH 11CC3062
CHEATHAM, TIMOTHY 11CV2846
CHECKER CAB OF GRANITE CITY, LTD. 10CC2944
CHEEKS, ANGELA 11CV4048
CHEEKS, ANGELA 12CV0962
CHEERS, DWAYNE 12CV0993
CHEFFY, MELISSA 12CV0373
CHEN, HAN PING 11CV4316
CHENAULT, CLAIRESE 10CV3074
CHENCINSKI, ROBERT E., JR. 11CC1337
CHENG, SARAH 11CV3336
CHESNEY, DAN 11CC2381
CHESS. DEONTRE 12CV2484
CHESTER CLINIC 11CC2012
CHESTER CLINIC 11CC2068
CHESTER, CORLANDIS 11CV4501
CHESTER, DEWAYNE 11CV4332
CHESTER, KEVELL 11CV3661
CHESTER, THEO 12CV2971
CHESTNUT HEALTH SYSTEMS 11CC3305
CHICAGO AREA INTERPRETER REFERRAL SERVICES 10CC2882
CHICAGO AREA INTERPRETER REFERRAL SERVICES 11CC3820
CHICAGO CHILD CARE SOCIETY 11CC2912
CHICAGO CHILD CARE SOCIETY 12CC2758
CHICAGO CHILDREN'S CENTER FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH 11CC3526
CHICAGO FAMILY HEALTH CENTER 12CC2015
CHICAGO FAMILY HEALTH CENTER 12CC2016
CHICAGO LIGHTHOUSE FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE BLIND OR VISUALLY IMPAIRED 11CC1544
CHICAGO NORTH SHORE LODGING ASSOCIATES 11CC3420
CHICAGO STATE UNIVERSITY 11CC2047
CHICAGO STATE UNIVERSITY 11CC2106
CHILD STUDY CENTER 11CC2490
CHILDREN OF AMERICA 11CC1402
CHILDREN'S HOME & AID SOCIETY OF ILLINOIS 11CC1274
CHILDREN'S HOME ASSOCIATION OF ILLINOIS 11CC0598
THE CHILDREN'S PLACE ASSOCIATION 12CC1474
CHILDREN'S RESEARCH TRIANGLE 11CC2985
CHILDRESS, JEFFREY 11CV1908
CHILDS, ACEE 12CV1026
CHILDS, ERIK 11CV3412
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CHILDS, JENNIE D. 11CV4469
CHILDS, TOMMY L. 11CV3099
CHILDTIME LEARNING CENTER 12CC2045
CHILDTIME SAINT FRANCIS HOSPITAL 12CC1657
CHILMON, CAMILLE 11CV4122
CHINN, LA SHAWN & WELLS, DEBORAH 11CV3320
CHISSELL, KENYATTA 11CC3551
CHISUM-MCGILL, MARIANN 12CC0752
CHITTY, KELLY 12CV0374
CHMELAR, CAROL E. 12CV2189
CHO, SUSAN 12CV2463
CHOU, JENG 11CV4788
CHOU, MICHAEL 11CV5365
CHRISTIAN COUNTY, CORONER OF 11CC2001
CHRISTIAN COUNTY FARMERS SUPPLY COMPANY 12CC0943
CHRISTIAN COUNTY FARMERS SUPPLY COMPANY 12CC1513
CHRISTIAN, NANCY 11CV4157
CHRISTIE CLINIC 11CC2254
CHRONISTER, JUSTIN M. 12CV1863
CHRYSTALL, DEBRA 12CV0342
CHURCH, CYNTHIA A. 11CC1883
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD, UDIS PROGRAM 11CC1588
CIARRACHI, LISA 12CC1190
CICCONE, NICHOLAS J. 11CV1501
CIHLAR, JEFFREY R. 12CV0961
CIKOPANA, ARTIEL 12CV0519
CIPOLLA, KELLI 12CV1027
CISNEROS, ALBARO 11CV3789
CISNEROS, JESUS 12CV1493
CISNEROS, LILIA 11CV3142
CITY COLLEGES OF CHICAGO 12CC1365
CIUPEIU, LUZ E. 12CV2485
CIVIGENICS, INC. 11CC3821
CIVITELLO, ESPERANZA 12CV0321
CIVITELLO, ESPERANZA 12CV0322
CJE SENIORLIFE 10CC2819
CJE SENIORLIFE 11CC0049
CLAEYSSEN, JEFFREY A. 11CV4423
CLAIBORNE, TYRONE 11CV4697
CLARA, LILIA 11CV5437
CLARK, ANDRE 11CV2118
CLARK, ANDREA 10CV4596
CLARK, ANTHONY R. 11CV1158
CLARK, BEVERLY 11CC2097
CLARK, CRAIGORY 11CV4030
CLARK, DANTREON 11CV2325
CLARK, DAVID 08CV1222
CLARK, DEMARCO 11CV5138
CLARK, ERIC 11CV4385
CLARK, EUGENE 07CC1739
CLARK, HEIDI 11CV3559
CLARK, JENSSEN 10CV3281
CLARK, JESSE 11CV3866
CLARK, JOSHUA M. 11CV0811
CLARK, LASHON 12CV0422
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CLARK, MONDALE 10CV4721
CLARK, NATERA 11CV3867
CLARK, NATERA 11CV4238
CLARK, PIERRE 10CV5728
CLARK, QUENTON L. 12CV1649
CLARK, RODNEY 11CV4502
CLARKE POWER SERVICES 11CC1884
CLAY COUNTY REHABILITATION CENTER 11CC3721
CLAY, LAKESHA 12CC0288
CLAYBORN, WALTER 10CV3521
CLAYTON, JOYCE 11CV4559
CLAYTON, TIFFANY 12CV2012
CLEGHORN, ELIZABETH 11CC3855
CLEMMONS, EDWARD LEE 08CC1635
CLEMONS, ESTHER 12CV1761
CLENNY, MICHELLE 12CV0224
CLESSON, MICHAEL D. 12CV1982
CLINE, DAVID 12CV0288
CLIPPARD, DAVID 12CV0769
CLODFELDER, JERRY 12CV2328
CLOVER, STARLA 12CV0677
COAD CHEVROLET, INC. 12CC0233
COAD CHEVROLET, INC. 12CC0286
COBBIN, MELODY 12CV1028
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COBBS, CENTRON 12CV0945
COBLE, APRIL 12CV3312
COBWELL, CORY S. 11CV3982
COKES, STEPHEN 12CV1906
COLE, ALONZO 11CV4573
COLE, BARBARA M. 12CV0035
COLE, BRYAN 12CV1201
COLE, JOSEPH D. 12CV1463
COLE, MICHELLE 11CV2070
COLE, PATRICIA 12CC0540
COLE, REBEKAH S. . 11CV2789
COLE, REBEKAH S. 11CV4194
COLE, SHIEMKA 11CV5331
COLEMAM. JESSICA 11CV2191
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COLEMAN, CHELSIE 12CV1514
COLEMAN, DEBRA 06CV1948
COLEMAN, DEONDRE 12CV1256
COLEMAN, ELESIA 12CV1516
COLEMAN, H. YVONNE 11CC1998
COLEMAN, LAMARA 11CV2019
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COLEMAN, OLA D. 12CV2972
COLEMAN, REGINALD 11CV4996
COLEMAN, TOCCARA 12CV0289
COLEMAN, ZANETTA 11CV4134
COLLABORATIVE HEALTHCARE URGENCY GROUP 11CC2521
COLLEGE OF LAKE COUNTY 11CC3884
COLLEY, JAMES W., JR. 12CV2857
COLLIER, CALVIN, MINOR, BY HIS NEXT FRIEND, TINA FRAZIER 02CC4375
COLLIER, CHARLENE 11CV4084
COLLIER, JANICE 11CV3100
COLLIER, MENTRELL 12CV3164
COLLINS & JOHNSON, PC. 12CC1361
COLLINS, ALANNA S. 12CV1880
COLLINS, BRYAN K. 12CV0127
COLLINS, CAMILLA S. 11CV4049
COLLINS, CATHY 11CV3237
COLLINS, JUDITH 11CC2910
COLLINS, LA QUOI 12CV3558
COLLINS, LARRY 11CV4050
COLLINS, LINDA 12CV1881
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COLLINS, MISSY K. 12CC0984
COLLINS, RAPHAEL 12CV0323
COLLINS, TANYA 11CV3886
COLLINS, TANYA 11CV3887
COLLINS, THERESE M. 11CV4386
COLLINS, THERESE M. 12CV1562
COLLINS, YASHICA 11CV2919
COLLINSON, BARBARA 11CV5291
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COLON, EDGARDO J. 11CV4699
COLON, LINDA I. 10CV3909
COLON, PABLO E. 10CV3843
COLORADO, LOURDES 12CV1172
COLORADO, LOURDES 12CV1173
COLUMBIA, CITY OF 12CC2109
COLUMBIA INSURANCE GROUP 09CC2524
COMBS, DAVID W. 11CV2790
COMENDADOR, CENON 10CV5499
COMFORT SUITES EFFINGHAM 11CC1315
COMFORT SUITES OAKBROOK TERRACE 12CC0388
COMFORT SUITES PEORIA 12CC0803
COMISKEY, KAROLINA 12CV0871
COMMERCIAL TIRE SERVICE 11CC3989
COMMONWEALTH EDISON COMPANY 09CC1650
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COMMUNITY COUNSELING CENTER 11CC3292
COMMUNITY COUNSELING CENTERS OF CHICAGO 11CC2739
COMMUNITY ELEMENTS, INC. 11CC3309
COMMUNITY HEALTH ACCREDITATION PROGRAM 11CC3930
COMMUNITY MEDICAL CLINIC OF PANA 12CC0645
COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICE 10CC3899
COMMUNITY SERVICE OPTIONS FOR ROCK ISLAND & MERCER COUNTIES 11CC3297
COMPASS GROUP D/B/A CANTEEN CORRECTION SERVICES 11CC3524
COMPREHENSIVE THERAPEUTICS 11CC3408
COMRIE, ELIZABETH S. 11CV3337
CONCEPCION, AXEL 11CV2287
CONFERENCE TECHNOLOGIES, INC. 11CC3240
CONIGLIO, PARKER J. 08CV5278
CONLAN, NICHOLAS 11CV2071
CONLEY, CHARLES 12CV3061
CONN, BRUCE 11CC0597
CONNER, CAROL 12CC1433
CONNOR COMPANY 11CC2895
CONNOR COMPANY 12CC1671
CONOVER, ROBERT A. 11CV2576
CONRAD COMPANY 11CC2377
CONRTERAS, ROSA A. 11CC3265
CONSIDINE-BRECHON, DAWN L. 10CC3843
CONSTABILE, FERNANDO N. 11CC1984
CONSULTANT'S CONSORTIUM, LTD. 11CC3435
CONTRERAS, ADRIANA 11CV5245
CONTRERAS, ADRIANA 12CV2683
CONTRERAS, ALVARO 11CV4387
CONTRERAS, CARLOS M. 11CV2035
CONTRERAS, DOUGLAS 11CV3467
CONTRERAS, RAUL 12CV2638
CONTRERAS, SARAH 12CV3455
CONTRERAS, SHIRLEY 12CC1194
CONWAY, PATRICK 12CV0036
COOK COUNTY ADULT PROBATION DEPARTMENT 11CC2958
COOK COUNTY BUREAU OF HEALTH SERVICES 11CC3516
COOK COUNTY RECORDER OF DEEDS 11CC2775
COOK COUNTY SHERIFF 11CC3562
COOK, MATTHEW, JR. 10CV0803
COOK, TAMAREKA 11CV3413
COOK, TAMAREKA 12CV0634
COOKE, JORDAN 11CV5330
COOKE, PAUL 10CV3577
COOKE, RICHARD 11CV2742
COOLEY, GLENN, JR. 11CV4437
COOLEY, TAMIKA 11CV1109
COOPER, ALGERNON C. 11CV2818
COOPER, CAROLYN M. 11CV1231
COOPER, CLYDE W., JR. 11CV5347
COOPER, CURTIS 11CV1731
COOPER, EUCLID 12CV0080
COOPER, LESTER 12CV1227
COOPER, MICHAEL 11CV3278
COOPER, MILDRED 11CV4259
COOPER, MIRANDA 12CV1789
COOPER, STEPHANIE 12CV0005
COOPER, TIFFANY 12CV0052
COOTS MATERIALS COMPANY 11CC3141
CORA, TERRENCE 10CV2189
CORAZON COMMUNITY SERVICES 11CC2529
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CORIA, ASCENCION 12CV0994
CORKS, ALETHA 11CV4679
CORLEY, MONICA 12CV0423
CORNEGLIO, NICOLE 12CV2487
CORNEJO, KENNY A., SR. 12CV1495
CORNELIUS, REGINALD 11CC0217
CORNER BAKERY CAFE 11CC3910
CORNER BAKERY CAFE 11CC3923
CORONA, REBECCA 12CV1079
CORONADO, FRANCISCA 11CV2577
CORPORATE IMAGE 12CC2453
CORPUS, SELSO T. 11CV4700
CORRAL, MARIA 11CV4317
CORREA, ADAN 12CV0165
CORRECTIONAL MEDICAL SERVICES, INC. 00CC2014
CORSTEN, JOHN 10CC3920
CORTES, JOSE L. 11CV0424
CORTES, MARIA 12CV1228
CORTEZ, IRENE 11CV4535
CORTEZ, MANUEL 12CV1882
CORTEZ, MARIA 12CV1699
CORVUS INDUSTRIES, LTD. 12CC1492
CORVUS INDUSTRIES, LTD. 12CC1493
CORY, PATRICIA A. 12CC2336
COSEY, BRENDAN 12CV3223
COSMETIC DERMATOLOGY & SURGERY 12CC0268
COSS, ANDRES 12CV0392
COSTELLO, GREGORY 11CV4239
COTTERILL, LORI 09CV4966
COTTON, BERTHA L. 11CV1687
COTTON, COREY A. 11CV3906
COTTON. JAMEKIA D. 12CV2942
COTTON, KENNETH 10CV2512
COTTON, ROSE M. 11CC1868
COTTON, STEVEN 12CV2897
COUGHLAN, MARCY 11CV4997
COUGHLIN, TIFFANY 11CV3936
COULON-LYONS FAMILY FUNERAL HOMES 11CC2019
COUNTON LEARNING CENTERS, INC. 11CC3248
COUNTRY MAID, INC. 11CC3720
COUNTRY MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY 11CC2289
COUNTY COURT REPORTERS, INC. 11CC1808
COURTS, RONALD 12CV0290
COUSERT, GREGORY D. 11CC3456
COUTY, LYNETTE 12CV1029
COVIC, ADMIR 11CV3746
COVIN, JEFF 11CV2555
COVINGTON, DEMARCUS 12CV0194
COVINGTON, JOVAN 12CV1257
COWARD, CLEOPATRA 11CV5056
COWART, RITA 12CV0678
COX, ETHAN LEE 12CV0466
COX, JACKLYN K. 11CV4333
COX, JESSE 12CV2761
COX, LINDA L. 11CV3767
COX, LINDA L. 12CV1043
COX, TIANA 11CV4924
COYOTL, JOSEFINA & RUTILO 11CV4485
COZZI, MIKE 11CV5438
CRACKEL, BRITTANY 11CV4937
CRAFTMASTER HARDWARE 11CC2378
CRAIG, TIMOTHY 10CV2563
CRAIGHEAD, WINSTON W. 11CV5268
CRAIN, PATRICK L. 12CC0855
CRANE, JACQUELYNE 12CC0952
CRANE, STEPHEN, JR. 11CV4574
CRAWFORD, BARBARA 12CV1151
CRAWFORD, DOROTHY 12CV1080
CRAWFORD, TERI 11CV4357
CREASEY PRINTING SERVICES 11CC3410
CREDIT, WILLIAM D. 10CV4981
CREDIT, WILLIAM D. 11CV5488
CRESCENT PARTS EQUIPMENT COMPANY 12CC1026
CRESPO, RAMONA 10CV0414
CRETE POLICE DEPARTMENT 11CC2756
CRIBBS, JOAN 11CV5389
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CRISP, REGINA 11CV3907
CRISTOBAL, OMAR 12CV2297
CRISWELL, E. AUSTIN 12CV1101
CROCKER, JOHN E. 10CV1710
CROFT, STEVEN 12CV1679
CROOM, DEIDRA 11CV4158
CROOM, HALDEN 11CC1504
CROSS, ALAN L. 12CV3622
CROSS, EDMUND 11CV5463
CROSSROADS FORD TRUCK SALES, INC. 11CC1747
CROUCHER, ABDIEL 11CV0099
CROWDER, ALEXANDER 11CV4757
CROWDER, ASHLEY J. 12CV1229
CROWDER, CYNTHIA 12CV0083
CROWE, CHARLES 12CV1175
CROWELL, ASHLEY & MOORE, LAURIE 04CV2693
CROWELL, DAWN 12CC2205
CRUMES, CODY L. 11CV2120
CRUMP, REGINA 11CV2497
CRUTCHER, KRISTINA 11CC3069
CRUZ, ALEXANDER 11CV0633
CRUZ ALVAREZ, MARCO A. 12CV1496
CRUZ, ARTURO 12CV0006
CRUZ, DIEGO 11CV4085
CRUZ, JOSE 06CC0274
CRUZ, LUIS 10CV4804
CRUZ, MITCHELL 12CV0770
CRUZ, ORLANDO 11CV0589
CRUZ, STEVEN 11CV3279
CRUZ-LOPEZ, MARTHO 12CV2389
CSI FORENSIC SUPPLY 11CC4011
CSX BROWN CORPORATION 09CC1119
CTG, INC. OF ILLINOIS D/B/A NOVANIS 11CC3882
CUESTA, JESSIE, JR. 11CV1931
CUEVAS, FERNANDO 10CV5730
CULLIGAN DEALER CORPORATION 11CC0136
CUMBERLAND ASSOCIATES, INC. 11CC3564
CUMMINGS, MICHAEL 12CV1383
CUMMINGS, RONALD L. 11CC2930
CUMMINS, LISA L. 12CV0720
CUNNINGHAM, HOWARD R. 10CC3446
CUNNINGHAM, MARK D., PH.D. ABPP 11CC1476
CUNNINGHAM, MARK D., PH.D. ABPP 11CC4134
CUNNINGHAM, SEAN 12CV2975
CUNNINGHAM, VONTE 12CV1563
CURIEL-AGUILA, JOSE 11CV0956
CURRIE, DAVID 11CV4101
CURRIE, DENZELL 11CV3983
CURRIE, KEVIN 07CC2042
CURRINGTON, LEONA 11CV3280
CURTIS, RUBY J. 10CV4545
CUSTER, MORTEZ D. 11CV1932
CVK ENTERPRISES, INC. D/B/A FEDERAL SUPPLY USA 12CC1247
CYGAN, DAREK 11CV5186
CYNTHIA CHOW & ASSOCIATES, LLC. 11CC4014
CZUPRYNA, HELENA 11CV3560
DAGANS, DERRICK 11CV4536
DAGGS, DOROTHY C. 11CC2328
DAHL, THOMAS 05CV4547
DAILY HERALD 11CC1406
DALLAS, BEN 08CC2635
DALTON, CATHERINE 08CC1805
DALY COMPUTERS, INC. 11CC2553
DAMIAN, CESAR 11CV2288
DAMM, KAITLYN 12CV0679
DAMPIER, MARK 08CV4117
DANCY-BLEDSOE, CANDICE 10CV5623
DANE, ANDREW 11CV5246
DANIEL, DERRICK 11CV3143
DANIEL, DERRICK 11CV4594
DANIEL, ERWIN 08CC0453
DANIEL, MARCUS 11CV4956
DANIEL, STEVIE L. 11CV3984
DANIELS, DELISA 09CV5256
DANIELS, GREGORY A. 12CC1621
DANIELS, KENNETH 12CV1838
DANIELS, MARY 10CV5765
DANIELS, ROBERT, JR. 11CV3164
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DANIELS, SYLVIA 11CV4583
DANIELS, SYLVIA 12CV0264
DANIELS, SYLVIA L. 11CV4260
DANIELS-SMITH, MINA & JELKS, ANDRE DION, SR. 12CV1811
DANKA FINANCIAL SERVICES 11CC2354
DANTZLER, TIARA L. 08CV5808
DANVILLE AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE 11CC0463
DANVILLE HEALTHCARE, LLC. 10CC3854
DARE, KATHERINE 11CC3332
DARLING, DAVID L. 12CV2298
DARMOFAL, MATTHEW 11CV3281
DASE, DARLEAN 12CC1654
DAUEN, LEE J. 11CC3644
DAUGHERTY, KAYLEE 11CV3351
DAUGHERTY, TERRANCE 09CC3086
DAVE'S LOCKSMITH SERVICE 11CC3417
DAVID L. GATES & ASSOCIATES 12CC1160
DAVID L. GATES & ASSOCIATES 12CC1215
DAVID, NATENEYA D. 11CC3471
DAVIDSON, GAYLA 11CC2566
DAVIDSON, GLEN 10CV4846
DAVIDSON, LAKESHIA 11CV1689
DAVIDSON, LATONIA 12CC1364
DAVIDSON, SHABAKAR 11CC3665
DAVIE, LORI 11CV4261
DAVIES, PATRICIA 11CV4620
DAVILA, JUDITH 12CV0680
DAVILA, JUSTIN 11CV3440
DAVIS, ANDRA 11CV4303
DAVIS, ANTHONY 12CV0843
DAVIS, ANTYON J. 10CV4743
DAVIS, ARIKA LATISHA 12CC0220
DAVIS, ASHANTE 12CV0822
DAVIS, BETTY J. 11CV3514
DAVIS, BILLY 12CV3250
DAVIS, BOBBY 12CV0697
DAVIS, BRENDA 12CV1864
DAVIS, CAMISHA 12CV2014
DAVIS, CARL L., JR. 10CV5587
DAVIS, CLARENCE, SR. 11CV4183
DAVIS, CLIFFORD D. 12CV0964
DAVIS, DARLA J. 12CV3251
DAVIS, DE LORA J. 06CV4256
DAVIS, DEBRA J. 12CV1790
DAVIS, DERRICK 10CV5559
DAVIS, DUSTIN 11CV2920
DAVIS, ELLAWESE 12CV0022
DAVIS, EVELYN 11CV3985
DAVIS, FRANCES 09CV4921
DAVIS, FREDERICK L., JR. 11CV1251
DAVIS, GELONDA 11CV2651
DAVIS, JEFFREY 05CC2833
DAVIS, JERMAINE 11CV2631
DAVIS, JOHN F. 11CV0731
DAVIS, JOSEPH 08CC2736
DAVIS, JOSHUA D. 11CV3543
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DAVIS, KATHY C. 10CV5131
DAVIS, KELLY & WOODHOUSE, CHARLES T., SR. 11CV2714
DAVIS, KEVIN 11CV1188
DAVIS, LATYUNA 11CV3662
DAVIS, LATYUNA 11CV3663
DAVIS, LAWRENCE S. 11CV0299
DAVIS, MARCUS 11CC2968
DAVIS, MARCUS 12CV3063
DAVIS, MARK 00CC0081
DAVIS, MARY K., PETTY CASH CUSTODIAN, SCHUYLER COUNTY FCRC 11CC3192
DAVIS, MICHELLE 11CV3366
DAVIS, NATENEYA 10CC2720
DAVIS, PAUL 12CV2764
DAVIS, PHYLLIS 11CV5139
DAVIS, RANDY 11CC1271
DAVIS, RODNEY 12CV1384
DAVIS, ROSALYN 11CV5305
DAVIS, SCOTT 11CV1475
DAVIS, SENTWALI 11CV2367
DAVIS, SHERYL 11CV4487
DAVIS, SHIRLEY M. 12CV2138
DAVIS, STELLA 12CV1763
DAVIS, STEVEN 10CV5466
DAVIS, TANISHA 12CV1465
DAVIS, TERRY 12CV0965
DAVIS, TONY J. 11CV2760
DAVIS, TREDERICK, SR. 11CV2417
DAVIS, TRESSIE 12CV1700
DAVIS, TYRONE 12CV2765
DAVIS, WILLIAM L. 11CC3664
DAVIS, YVETTE 08CV0416
DAVISON, DISTARCHA 11CV3908
DAWKINS, MICHAEL J. 11CV4740
DAWSON, LEOLA 11CV1444
DAWSON, NANCY 04CC0020
DAY, LEE ANTOINE 12CC0674
DAY, LEE ANTOINE 12CC1620
DAY, MARY 11CC2802
DAYE, NORRA 09CV5591
DAYE, WILNER D. 09CV5592
DAZZLE BAGS, INC. 12CC1078
DE ALVIZURES, MAYRA S. 12CV0713
DE ANDA, JOSE 12CV0719
DE DIOS HERNANDEZ, JUAN 11CV5074
DE JESUS NOVA, MIGUEL 12CV2100
DE LA CRUZ GUERRERO SILVA, MARIA 10CV4441
DE LA HAZA, RICHARD 11CC1292
DE LA HAZA, RICHARD 12CC0569
DE LA PIEDAD, WILLIAM 12CV1883
DE LA ROSA, EZEQUIEL 10CV5536
DE LA TORRE, ERIKA 11CV0156
DE LEON, JENNIFER 12CV1865
DE STEFANO, CARMINE 12CC1907
DE YOUNG, JARAD 11CV2368
DEAF COMMUNICATION BY INNOVATION 11CC2076
DEAN, ROBERT 11CV4503
DEBEBE, TADESSE 11CV2878
DEBOER, PHYLLIS R. 12CC2601
DEBORAH, PALMER T. 11CC1263
DECATUR AMBULANCE SERVICE, INC. 11CC3758
DECATUR AMBULANCE SERVICE, INC. 12CC1661
DECICCO, ANGELA 11CV4488
DEDEAUX, ROCHELLE 11CV1023
DEERPATH INVESTMENTS 11CC3558
DEFENSE GROUP FOR JUSTICE, INC. 11CC2787
DEGREGORIO, JOHN A. 11CV3077
DEHART RECYCLING EQUIPMENT, INC. 12CC2566
DEHOYOS, BEATRIS 12CV2203
DEJA, ROBERT 11CC3071
DEJESUS, WILFREDO 12CC0085
DEKALB COUNTY STATE'S ATTORNEY'S OFFICE 12CC0747
DEL ROCIO ARIAS, MARIA 11CV2544
DEL TORO, DOROTEO 11CV4438
DEL TORO, OCTAVIO 11CV1879
DELACRUZ-RODRIGUEZ, MAURILLO 12CV0966
DELANEY, CODY 11CV5369
DELANEY, ERNEST R. 11CV0796
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DELANEY, JOHN W. 11CV0157
DELANEY, KIMBERLY A. 10CV4473
DELAO, RAE 12CC0436
DELAROSA, VICTOR 12CV0053
DELATORRE, ALFONSO 11CV4286
DELEON, CLAUDIA 11CV5513
DELGADO, CHRISTINA 11CV3101
DELGADO, FELIX F. 11CV4925
DELGADO, JOSE 12CV0544
DELGADO, JOSEPH 11CV0902
DELGADO, OCTAVIO 11CV4159
DELGADO, YENEISY 12CV0896
DELL, EDDIE, JR. 12CV2301
DELL, INC. 12CC1116
DEMBRY, DELORIS 12CV0375
DEMMA, FAWNA 11CV2326
DEMONT, DANIEL D., SR. 12CV0226
DENNIS A. WYSONG ON-LINE SECURITY SYSTEMS, LLC. 11CC3425
DENNIS, ANGELA A. 09CV2353
DENNIS, NADINE 12CV1288
DENSMORE, LOIS & MONTGOMERY, TAURESHA 10CV5351
DENT, BRITTANY 12CV1258
DEPKE GASES & WELDING SUPPLIES 11CC2251
DEPKE GASES & WELDING SUPPLIES 11CC2252
DEPOISTER, JARED L. 12CV0656
DEROUSSE, DANIEL 11CV3889
DES PLAINES PARK DISTRICT 12CC0740
DESCH, DEWEY F., SR. 12CC0263
DESK & DOOR NAMEPLATE COMPANY, INC. 11CC1676
DEUTSCHMANN, BETHANY 11CV0249
DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES CENTER 11CC3963
DEWITT, MARTIN R. 11CC2947
DI MATTEO, SCOTT J. 11CV5439
DIAZ, ABEL 12CV2139
DIAZ, ADRIAN 11CV2121
DIAZ DELEON, MAYA 12CV2886
DIAZ, DELIA 11CV4441
DIAZ, FACUNDO 11CV3384
DIAZ, ISRAEL 11CV2921
DIAZ, LETICIA 12CV0128
DIAZ, LINO 12CV2140
DIAZ, MARIA S. & PALAFOX, MARIA E. 06CV3562
DIAZ, MARVIN G. 11CV0878
DIAZ, PEDRO 09CC3025
DIAZ, PEDRO 11CC1758
DIAZ, RAMIRO 11CV4789
DIAZ, RICARDO 11CV4334
DIAZ, ROBERT 12CV2606
DIAZ, ROSALVA 12CV1564
DIAZ, RUTH 12CV0657
DIAZ, RUTH 12CV1712
DIAZ, RUTH 12CV1713
DIAZ, VICENTE 10CC0174
DIAZ, VICENTE 11CC0141
DIBBLE, TERRY L., JR. 10CC3127
DICK BLICK COMPANY 12CC2638
DICKERSON, CRAIG R. 12CV0376
DICKERSON, IDA M. 12CV0567
DIEDRICH, SARA 08CV0564
DIEGUEZ, DENA 12CV1567
DIENEMA, JASON K. 12CV0424
DIFRONZO, MICHAEL A. 12CV1933
DIGITAL DYNAMICS CORPORATION 09CC1622
DIKBAS, MUSTAFA 12CV1839
DIKBAS, MUSTAFA 12CV1841
DIKBAS, ROSANNA 12CV1840
DILA, SORINA R. 11CV4470
DILA, SORINA R. 11CV4538
DILLARD, MARCUS 11CV2632
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DILLON, ROBERT 10CV5589
DILWORTH, QUINTON 11CV3960
DINEEN, TRACY 12CV0611
DINGLE, PHILLIS 11CV3214
DINGLE, PHILLIS 11CV4031
DINSE, ZACHARY D. 11CV4424
DISHER, KATHY 12CC1129
DISHER, TIMOTHY R. 10CV4422
DISHMAN, RICHARD 08CV5716
DIVERSIFIED COLLECTIONS 09CC2137
DIXON, ARTHUR 08CV0731
DIXON, CHRISTINE 12CV1650
DIXON, JOSEPH 12CV2374
DOBBS, DIANE E. 09CV4549
DOBBS, FELICIA 08CV2535
DOBBS, RUSSELL K. 12CV1885
DOBEREINER, CHRISTOPHER LORENZ 12CC2207
DOBEREINER, LEE ANN 12CC2035
DOBOSZ, ADELA 11CC0760
DOBROVOLNY, JOANNA 11CV2778
DOBSON, DEON 11CV2390
DOBSON, JUDY B. 11CV2391
DOBYNES, ROBERT 11CV3890
DOBYNES, SHWANDA 12CV0265
DOCKERY, CURTIS L. & FRAZIER, VINCENT 12CV1884
DOCKERY, MELVIN 12CV1736
DODD, MARY F. 10CV5501
DODD, MARY F. 11CV2073
DODSON, MELISSA 11CV0040
DOHRN, HEATHER 12CV0493
DOLAN, JENNIFER 11CC2083
DOLEGLO, JUSTYNA 11CV4873
DOLIS, JAMES 10CC3205
DOMINGUEZ, DOMINGO 12CV0947
DOMINGUEZ, GILBERT 11CV0409
DOMINGUEZ, MARTA 11CV1732
DOMINGUEZ, SERGIO 11CV4504
DOMINO, DEBRA 11CV1024
DONADO, SAUL 10CC3918
DONAHUE, ERVIN C. 12CV0129
DONALD R. CLARK DELIVERY SERVICE 12CC2383
DONELSON, CHARLES 09CC2283
DONELSON, CHRISTIAN D. 12CC0779
DONLEY, FARRICKIA 11CV3239
DONTIGNEY, DUSTIN A. 09CV5763
DOOLEY, KELSEY 12CV0109
DORNEY, GAIL 11CV2652
DOROBA, JANET 11CV0250
DORRIS, LOVALLE 11CV0349
DORTCH, BEULAH 11CV2761
DOSS, JIMMY 11CV4358
DOSS, ROBERT 12CV0658
DOUBEK, JACQUELINE J. 11CV1477
DOUBET, JADE 11CV3561
DOUGHERTY, BRIAN 11CC3584
DOUGLAS, LEVAR, MINOR BY HIS NEXT FRIEND, TONYA CHAMBERS 02CC5022
DOW, PATRICK K. 11CC2149
DOWDY, ARCHIE L. 12CV1652
DOWER, CHARISSE 11CV5026
DOWLING, HEATHER 11CV0070
DOWNEY, DOUG 11CC3605
DOWNS, JOSEPH 12CV2084
DOYLE, BRIANNA M. 11CV2074
DOYLE PLUMBING & HEATING COMPANY 11CC3295
DOYLE PLUMBING & HEATING COMPANY 11CC3296
DOYLE-YOUNG, MYRNA 11CV3811
D.R. DEKALB, LLC. & AUTUMN CREEK MANAGEMENT SERVICES, INC. 10CC3125
DRAG, MARIAN 10CV3095
DRAKE, JAMES L., JR. 10CC2369
DRAKE, SHEILA 12CV0612
DRAPER, DARRYL, JR. 12CV2015
DREW, ROSLYN O. & KOGER, FREDERICK S. 12CC2127
DRIGGERS, JAMES 11CV2537
DRINKWATER, GINA 11CV2744
DRISCOLL, JEFFREY 12CV1466
DROBNY, WILLIAM J., II 12CV0343
DRUMMERS, BRYAN 12CV1177
DRURY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION 12CC0945
DRURY INN & SUITES FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS 12CC1121
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DRURY INN & SUITES O'FALLON 11CC3637
DRURY INN & SUITES SPRINGFIELD 11CC2242
DRURY INN MARION 11CC0038
DRURY INN MARION 11CC3807
DRURY INN MT. VERNON 12CC1097
DRYSDALE, DOROTHY 12CV1046
DTIVER, DALVIN 11CV2745
DU PREE, ANTONE 11CV3367
DUANE DEAN BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CENTER 12CC2493
DUBIL, JOHN 12CV0055
DUBOSE, SCIPIO 11CV1791
DUCEY, IRIS L. 11CC2686
DUCEY, SCOTT R. 09CC1838
DUCKSWORTH, MICHAEL 12CV1568
DUDA, ALISA 12CV1082
DUDA, RICHARD 11CV0251
DUDLEY, LINDA 11CC2307
DUFF, AVERY 11CV1010
DUGAL, PATRICK 11CV4831
DUGAN, LINDA L. 11CC0958
DUKE, CLARENCE J. 11CV4051
DUKES, DEAMOND 12CV1102
DUMAS, HENRY 12CV0545
DUNBAR, CASEY 08CV2746
DUNBAR, TAVIS D. 11CV0101
DUNCAN, ALICIA 11CV5392
DUNCAN, ALICIA 12CV1886
DUNCAN, AMANDA 11CC2198
DUNCAN, RAYMOND 10CV5090
DUNCAN, ROBERT J. & JANE W. 12CC2409
DUNDAS, LORETTA 11CC4044
DUNDON, KATHRYN 12CC1770
DUNFORD, ANDREA S. 12CV1813
DUNFORD, DANIEL L. 12CV0872
DUNMIRE EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. 09CC0719
DUNN, DAWN 11CC3151
DUNN, ERIC 11CV2653
DUNN, GLORIA D. 12CV2248
DUNN, MAURICE A. 04CC2979
DUNNING, CARIE 12CV2554
DUNNING ELECTRICAL SERVICES, INC. 12CC0369
DUPAGE COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT 11CC3033
DUPAGE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE 12CC1069
DUPREE, CEDRIC 06CC0216
DUPREE, CEDRIC 06CC2167
DURAN, ADRIANA 08CV4174
DURAN, ANDRE 12CV1680
DURAN, GRISELDA 11CV5391
DURAN, VICENTE 10CV5590
DURBIN, DEEANN A. 11CV3954
DURBIN, JACQUELINE R. 09CV3164
DURBIN, KRIS A. 11CC2905
DURBIN, TIMOTHY L. 11CV3533
DURHAM, MIKE 11CC3811
DURPETTI, DAVID A. 11CC1235
DURR, TYLER 11CV3664
DURRENBERGER, BILL 11CC1648
DURST, AMY 12CV1908
DUTTON, CARRIE 12CV1438
DUTTON, CHERYL 11CV3665
DUVALL, HEIDI 11CV4287
DWYER, JULIE E. 11CV4107
DYER, IDA 11CV1254
DYER, SAMUEL 10CV3240
DYES, DE ANDRE 12CV0291
DYKES, ROMON M. 10CV3741
DZIUBEK, MARCIN 12CV0995
EAGLETON, RICHARD E., RECEIVER FOR THE SPRINGDALE CEMETERY 11CC3831
EALY, YVONNE D. 12CV1955
EARLE, MARC, JR. 12CV3649
EARWIN, CANDICE 11CV1693
EASLEY, THONEQUEA 12CV1497
EASLEY, TINA L. 11CV3633
EAST CENTRAL IL AREA AGENCY ON AGING, INC. 12CC2608
EAST MOLINE CITIZENS COMMUNITY CENTER 12CC1341
EASTAND, CHARLIE 09CC1686
EASTER SEALS DVFR VILLA PARK 11CC3653
EASTERLING, MAURICE 12CV2039
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EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY 12CC0951
EATON CORPORATION 12CC0634
EBERHARD, PETER & JOANN, PARENTS OF AMY L., NICOLE M., AND LYNN E. 07CC0160
EBERLY, JONATHAN 10CC2485
EBGOLKA, LAURA 12CC1132
ECHOLES, TAMMY 11CV5094
ECHOLS, DERRICK JR 11CC0613
ECKER CENTER 11CC3580
ECNERET FAMILY SERVICES 11CC3252
ECOLAB PEST ELIMINATION 11CC3191
EDAX, INC. 11CC1339
EDDY, REBEKAH J. 12CV0494
EDGAR COUNTY EMERGENCY SERVICES & DISASTER AGENCY 12CC2200
EDGAR COUNTY RECORDER 11CC1006
EDGERTON, JASON 12CV1984
EDSTROM, JOAN P. 08CV5470
EDWARD DON & COMPANY 11CC3059
EDWARDS, ADONNIUS 11CV3338
EDWARDS, ADONNIUS 11CV4998
EDWARDS, CORNELIUS 12CV2976
EDWARDS, DOROTHY 12CV1766
EDWARDS, JAMAR 11CV3562
EDWARDS, JENNIFER 12CV1569
EDWARDS, MEL C. 11CV2579
EDWARDS, MONICA P. 11CC2542
EDWARDS, VINCE 12CV3815
EDWARDS, VIRGINIA L. 11CV4701
EDWARDS, WANDA 12CV0377
EDYBURN, JAMES W. 11CC4035
EFFINGHAM BUILDERS SUPPLY 11CC2291
EGDORF, JESSICA 11CV3468
EGYPTIAN ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE 11CC1874
EGYPTIAN HEALTH DEPARTMENT 11CC0965
EHC INDUSTRIES, INC. 10CC0049
ELAM, MARIO 12CV0823
ELAM, WILLIAM S. 12CV2040
ELCOCK, GERMAINE A. 10CC1208
ELISABETH LUDEMAN CENTER RESOURCE UNIT 11CC3554
ELKINS, JERRY 10CV4679
ELLAHI, MAQBOOL 11CV4816
ELLENBECKER, CHARLES 11CV3368
ELLIOTT, AUBREY A. 11CV3215
ELLIOTT, DESIREE A. 12CV1518
ELLIOTT, JOSHUA 09CV4059
ELLIOTT LAMAR A. 11CV1865
ELLIS, GENEVA 11CV2965
ELLIS, KEENAN L. 11CV1445
ELLIS, LORETTA 11CV1944
ELLIS, MARIO 12CV0873
ELLIS, NINA 11CV5229
ELLIS, PATRICIA 11CV5306
ELLISON, BRENDA 11CV4957
ELLISON, JOCKEL 11CV5189
ELLSWORTH, MCKAYLA 10CC2364
ELM CITY REHABILITATION CENTER, INC. 11CC1886
ELMES, JAMES P., M.D. 11CC3674
ELMWOOD SUPPLY 11CC3810
ELSAYEGH, MAGED 10CV3683
ELUSTA, MORAD 06CV0828
EMANUEL, KENNETH, JR. 11CV3961
EMERGENCY MEDICAL PHYSICIANS OF KANKAKEE 11CC1794
EMERSON JANE 11CC3937
EMP OF KANKAKEE COUNTY, LLC. 11CC2184
EMP OF KANKAKEE COUNTY, LLC. 11CC2185
EMS DATA SYSTEMS, INC. 10CC0536
EMS ENTERPRISES, INC. D/B/A BLENN BRUNK STATIONERS 11CC0656
EMS ENTERPRISES, INC.D/B/A GLENN BRUNK STATIONERS 11CC2308
ENGEL, TRAVIS 11CV3691
ENGLUND, JOSPHINE 11CC2446
ENIS, PATRICK D. 11CV0494
ENLOE, FRANK 11CV5269
ENN LEASING COMPANY D/B/A INTERSTATE MANAGEMENT COMPANY 11CC1254
ENNIS PAINT, INC. 11CC2638
ENRIQUEZ, ERUBIEL 11CV4958
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ENSIGN, PATSY 09CV5949
ENTEC SERVICES, INC. 11CC3889
ENTERPRISE RENT-A-CAR COMPANY MIDWEST, LLC. 11CC1514
EPPERSON-JAMES, CHATRIKA 11CV5270
EPPS, GEORGIA 12CC0712
EQUIPMENT DEPOT OF ILLINOIS 11CC2766
EQUIPMENT DEPOT OF ILLINOIS 11CC3494
EQUIPMENT SERVICE PROFESSIONALS, INC. 10CC2723
ERDMANN, BRANDON C. 11CV1862
ERVES, BRYANT 10CV2919
ERVES, BRYANT 10CV3301
ESCALANTE, JUAN 11CV2211
ESCAMILLA, NICK G. 11CV3634
ESCOBAR, ANTONIO O. 12CV3112
ESCOBAR, DEANNA 11CV2879
ESCOTO, JOEL 11CV5002
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EVERETT-SUMMERS, STEPHANIE 11CV2290
EVERGREEN PLAZA ASSOCIATES IV, LP. 10CC2608
EVERY BLOOMIN INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY, INC. 12CC0586
EVIDENT, INC. 11CC1518
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EWALD, JOSHUA P. 11CV3078
EWING, PERSHOUN 11CV4135
EXCLUSIVE CONSTRUCTION SERVICES, INC. 11CC2492
EXCLUSIVE CONSTRUCTION SERVICES, INC. 11CC4013
EXPERT CHEMICAL & SUPPLY COMPANY 11CC3857
EXPERT CHEMICAL & SUPPLY COMPANY 11CC3986
EXPRESS DIAGNOSTICS INTERNATIONAL 11CC1659
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FALETTI, DONALD 11CV4241
FALLEN, MICHELLE L. 09CV1856
FALLON, TIMOTHY M. 11CV5464
FAMILY GUIDANCE CENTERS 11CC4070
FAMILY LIFE CONSULTANTS, INC. 12CC0725
FAMILY SERVICE & CHILDREN'S AID 11CC1395
FANNING, ROBERT L. 11CC2498
FANNING, SHANNON 11CV0480
FARFAN, ARCELIA & FARFAN, CORNELIO, SR. 11CV2819
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FARLEY, FRANK 12CC2133
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FARRELL, KRYSTAL 11CV3241
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FASSNACHT, TIM 12CV0425
FASTENAL COMPANY 11CC2571
FASTSIGNS 12CC0824
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FEI, LISA M. 09CC1691
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FIELDS, CAROLYN 09CV1801
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FINKELSTEIN, MEGAN 11CV5367
FINLEY, EARL 11CV4491
FINLEY, SHAQUILLE 11CV2442
FIRST HEALTH LIFE & HEALTH INSURANCE COMPANY 11CC3510
FIRST NATIONAL BANK & TRUST COMPANY 11CC3995
FIRST NATIONAL BANK & TRUST COMPANY 11CC3996
FISCHER, JOSEPH 12CV0496
FISHER, JALEESA 12CV0247
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FITZPATRICK, ALLEN S. 11CV0300
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F.J. MURPHY & SONS, INC. 12CC0926
F.J. MURPHY & SONS, INC. 12CC2582
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FLORES, BEATRIZ 12CV0023
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FLORES, NORMA 09CV4377
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FLORES, YOLANDA 11CV5027
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FOLLETT HIGHER EDUCATION GROUP 11CC3852
FOLLETT HIGHER EDUCATION GROUP 12CC0129
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FOOTE, CHRISTOPHER 10CV3554
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FOX, KATHRYN L. 11CC3607
FOX LAKE, VILLAGE OF 12CC0211
FOX RIVER FOODS, INC. 11CC3390
FOX'S CLEANERS & UNIFORMS 12CC1418
FOXX, WILLA Z. 12CV1768
FRAHER FORD, INC. 11CC3959
FRAMPTON, CHRISTOPHER 12CV1519
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FRICKS, WAYNE A., SR. 12CV2611
FRICKS, WAYNE A., SR. & KAREN 12CV1681
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FRONTIER INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK IN REHABILITATION, ON BEHALF OF 03CC1587
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GAREDA DIVERSIFIED BUSINESS SERVICES, INC. 09CC1408
GARGUS, ROY 11CV3728
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GEICO GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY 03CC0977
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GENTRY, KRISTINA 11CV4068
GEORGE E. RYDMAN & ASSOCIATES, LTD. 11CC1152
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GERSTEIN, MICHAEL D. 12CC0265
GERVACIO, JOSE 12CV0659
GERVACIO, LUISA 12CV0195
GET FRESH PRODUCE, INC. 11CC3775
GET FRESH PRODUCE, INC. 12CC0082
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GETTINGER, INC. 11CC1957
GEUNS, CALEB J. 11CV2395
GIBBS, MARIO, JR. 11CV4874
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GIERSCH, COURTNI L. 12CV0380
GIFFIN, WINNING, COHEN & BODEWES, PC. 10CC1043
GIL HEBARD GUNS, INC. 11CC2779
GIL HEBARD GUNS, INC. 11CC2780
GIL, ZENON & TZAKIS, DENNIS & CAWELLE, CHARLES ET AL 11CC0435
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GILL, MARY 11CV3771
GILLARD, GLENN B., JR. 11CV4425
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GILMORE, TYNEISHA 12CV1498
GILSON ENTERPRISES, INC. 11CC2227
GILYARD, MICHAEL 09CC3022
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GIRON, JONATHON 12CV1154
GIRON, MIRTA 11CV4939
GIS SOLUTIONS, INC. 12CC1987
GIST, ALLISON 11CV4875
GITTERLE, LOUIS 12CV3115
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GIVENS, KAMILAH 11CV5490
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GLADDEN, JERRY 12CV1739
GLASGOW, WILLIAM 11CV5192
GLASS SPECIALTY COMPANY, INC. 11CC2483
GLEATON, D'MARIO 11CV2851
GLEESON, ANDREW 11CC3029
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GLENN, DALE 11CV4361
GLENVIEW, VILLAGE OF 12CC0546
GLIDEWELL, KATHY 10CV5093
GLOBAL GOVERNMENT EDUCATION SOLUTIONS, INC. 12CC0230
GLOSSER, JEREMIE 12CV3028
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GOETZE, MARTIN 09CV1314
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GOLAR, KEVIN 10CC1327
GOLD CHICAGO REALTY, LLC. 11CC3943
GOLD, STEVEN A. 09CV6415
GOLD WATER INDUSTRIES, INC. 10CC0937
GOLDEN, LARRY 03CC4084
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GOLDEN, VICTOR C., JR. 11CV3079
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GONZALEZ, CARLOS 12CV0775
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GONZALEZ, EVA V. 12CV0844
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GONZALEZ, VICTOR 12CV1500
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GOOD, CASSY 12CV2192
GOOD SHEPHERD MANOR 11CC0999
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GOODWIN, CYNTHIA 12CV1311
GORDEN, KENNETH 12CC0001
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GORDON, DAVID L., JR. 11CV1480
GORDON, DOLORES 05CC2250
GORDON FOOD SERVICE, INC. 11CC1862
GORDON, ROBERT E. 11CV5465
GORDON, RYAN 11CV4680
GORDON, TREVIA 12CV2042
GORE, RAYNOLD P. 12CV0586
GORGE, MATTHEW 11CV4321
THE GORMAN GROUP, LTD. 11CC3377
GORNEY, THOMAS J. 10CV4734
GORZYNSKI, SHANE T. 08CV4441
GOSELL, KRISTIN 10CV0091
GOSHA, DENA 11CC1632
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GOVERNORS STATE UNIVERSITY 11CC0946
GOVERNORS STATE UNIVERSITY 12CC1642
GOWER, WILLIAM ANDREW 10CV0735
GOZDZIEWICZ, LEONARD 11CV4242
GOZDZIEWICZ, LEONARD 11CV5028
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GRACE AMMO, LLC. 12CC1682
GRACHECK, CHRISTINE 08CC1803
GRACHECK, CHRISTINE 08CC1804
GRACIA, FRANCOISE 12CV2072
GRACIA, FRANCOISE 12CV2943
GRACIA, MICHAEL 12CV0950
GRADELESS, REX L. 12CC0352
GRAHAM FEED COMPANY 11CC3929
GRAHAM, HARRY 11CC4098
GRAHAM, JALISA 12CV1085
GRAHAM MEDICAL GROUP 11CC2978
GRAINGER 11CC1932
GRAINGER 11CC1933
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GRAMM, BROOKE 12CV2332
GRANADOS, KENNIA Y. 11CV4136
GRAND, EMMA 12CV0058
GRANDEL, DIANA 11CV0689
GRANICZNY, KENNETH, JR. 11CV3322
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GRANT, CRYSTAL 10CV3581
GRANT, JOSHUA I. 12CC0814
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GRANT, TIMOTHY 11CV4960
GRANT-BROWN, ARLENE 11CC1591
GRASSMUCK, MICHELLE 11CV2371
GRAVES, EUGENE D. 11CV3870
GRAVES, HOLLY L. 12CV1843
GRAVES, LEISA 11CC3164
GRAY, AMANDA 11CV4197
GRAY, ANNA L. 11CV3416
GRAY, DELILAH 11CV0540
GRAY, DOIAKAH 09CC2840
GRAY, DWAYNE D. 11CV4509
GRAY, ERIC 11CV2196
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GRAY, MARCOS 11CC0143
GRAY, MARCUS 11CV1373
GRAY, PHALECIA 12CV0826
GRAY, RICHARD 12CV0845
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GREEN, AMANDA 11CV4832
GREEN, ANDRE M. 11CV4800
GREEN, ANDRE M. 12CV1620
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GREENE, PHILLIP J. & VEST, ANNIE M. 07CC2721
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GREGORY, DUSTIN 11CV1138
GREGORY, JETTY 11CV4761
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GREGORY, LESTER, JR. 11CV4336
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GRIFFIN, SANDRA 11CV5492
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GRIMES, LYNNZE 11CV1914
GRIMES, SIDNEY 11CV4622
GRINDER, OLIVIA, MINOR BY HER NEXT FRIEND, MANGOLD,GLENDA 06CC3573
GRISMER, TIM 11CV4163
GRISWOLD, BETH 11CV3772
GRONWALL, SUSAN 11CV4905
GRONWALL, SUSAN 12CV0096
GROSS, DANIEL 10CV1285
GROTH, ANDREW G. 11CV5493
GROTH, ANGELA 12CV0472
GROWBARGER, SCOTT 12CV1622
GRS CONSTRUCTION, INC. 11CC0436
GRUMISH CHIROPRACTIC OFFICES 11CC3576
GRUNKE, JOSEPH 12CV2126
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GUICE, MICHELLE 11CV2696
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GULF SOUTH MEDICAL SUPPLY 11CC2457
GULLATT, ANTRON 11CV3229
GULLEY, DEANGELO 11CV4881
GULTNEY, CHARLENE 10CV5060
GUM, JIMMEL, JR. 11CV2372
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GUNN, JANICE 10CV4637
GURFINKEL, PAUL 07CC0185
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GUTIERREZ, LUISA 11CV5194
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GUTIERREZ, MARIA 12CV1571
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GUTIERREZ, SALVADOR 11CV3894
GUTIERREZ, ZENIA 12CV1440
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GUY, THERESA 11CV5247
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GUZMAN, LEOBARDO 12CV1156
GUZMAN ORTEGA, JORGE 12CV0345
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GWALTNEY, EDDIE W. 10CV5795
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HALLE, AMY 11CV4742
HALPERN-SEGAL COMPANY 10CC2336
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HAMPTON INN CARBONDALE 11CC2760
HAMPTON INN ROCKFORD 11CC2213
HAMPTON, LENZINI & RENWICK, INC. 12CC1988
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HANCOCK, CARLISS 12CV2252
HANCOCK COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT 11CC2459
HAND, HARLEY J. 11CV2330
HAND-IN-HAND 12CC1497
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HANEY, BRIAN 12CV0589
HANEY, TERRENCE 12CV1034
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HANTZ, ROCKY J. H. 10CV5037
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HAPPY HOLIDAY NURSERY & KINDERGARTEN 12CC0567
HARBIN, CAMERON 12CV2235
THE HARBOUR, INC. 12CC1043
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HARDEN, ANDRE L. 12CV0147
HARDEN, DANIEL 11CV5231
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HARDEN, JASON 12CV1702
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HARDY, TAMMY 11CV4624
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HARPER, DALE ALLEN, JR. 05CC0255
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HARPER, LA SHAWNDA 10CV4601
HARPER, MAURICE 11CV3586
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HARRELL, SARAH 11CV4851
HARRIS, ASHLEY 11CV0303
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HARRIS, CRAWFORD 05CC2267
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HARRIS, OTHO LEE 11CC1524
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HARRIS, TERESA 11CV4597
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HARRIS, TONIKA 12CV1958
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HARRISON, BENNIE JOE 12CC0102
HARRISON, MARVIN 12CV2775
HARRISON, MONDALAY & KENDRICK, CHARLENE 12CV0428
HARRISON, SHARON 11CV5058
HARRISON SPORTS, INC. 12CC1928
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HARTGROVE HOSPITAL 11CC0050
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HARUK, VIKTOR 12CV0522
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HARVEST, GLENDA 11CV3435
HARVEY, SONCIRAE 11CC3934
HASBROUCK, PETERSON, ZIMOCH, SIRIRATTUMRONG 11CC1570
HASELEY, JASON R. 12CV0849
HASLER C/O ARMSCO, INC. 12CC0012
HASLETT, PATRICIA 11CV4577
HASSAN, SHABBIR 11CV3262
HATCHER, BRANDON 11CV1654
HATCHER, JAMES S. 11CV2294
HATFIELD, SHARON 12CV1703
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HAWTHORNE SUITES, LTD. 12CC1739
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HAYES, ASA V. 12CV3781
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HAYES, MARIO 11CV4089
HAYES, MONIQUE 11CV1506
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HAYES, ROBERT 11CC2257
HAYES, SERENA 12CV2253
HAYES, SHARON 11CV3845
HAYES, STEVEN 12CV1959
HAYES, TRACY 12CV2336
HAYMER, JARVONIS 11CV5099
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HAYNES, JOE 07CC1472
HAYNES, JOHN 07CV3406
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HAYNES, NICOLE 11CV4449
HAYS, NICKOLIS 11CV4322
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HAYWOOD, MARQUIS 12CV2944
HAYWOOD, TONY B. 12CV0779
HAZELWONDER, BILLIE J. 11CV3387
HBM ENGINEERING GROUP, LLC. 12CC2840
HCN HOMES, INC. 11CC3337
HE, QIZHEN 11CV3290
HEAD, DERRELL 11CV4053
HEAD, JARVIS 11CV3793
HEALTHCARE PLUS CORPORATION 10CC1644
HEALTHY FAMILIES CHICAGO 12CC0541
HEALTHY FAMILIES CHICAGO 12CC0563
HEALY, MELODY 11CV3692
HEARD, DARLENE 11CV2681
HEARD, DARLENE 12CV0060
HEARD, IFETAYO 12CV1960
HEARD, MELAGRO 12CV1086
HEARD, SHANNONDORE 12CV1503
HEARLEY, JEFFREY 10CV2422
HEARRING, VALVONTE 11CV5196
HEARTLAND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH 11CC0650
HEARTLAND HEAD START 11CC1587
HEARTLAND MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS, INC. 12CC0891
HEARTLAND OFFICE SUPPLY 11CC2101
HEARTLAND WOMEN 11CC1737
HEATH, TIM 11CV3340
HEATH'S, INC. 12CC1644
HEATON, JENNIFER L. 11CV0483
HEAVEN'S ANGELS DAY-CARE 12CC1342
HECHT, KELLI A. 12CV0723
HECKELSMILLER, JEREMY 12CV1521
HEITMANN, MARY 12CC0966
HEITMANN, THOMAS F. 12CC0967
HELD, ALLISON 11CV2332
HELM, JASMIN A/K/A JASMIN THOMPSON, MINOR BY HER NEXT FRIEND, 03CC0523
HELP AT HOME, INC. 11CC3137
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HELTON, BYRON, JR. 11CV4265
HEMMERICH, TERRENCE L. 11CV1300
HEMP, SUSAN J. 11CC1872
HEMPHILL, ANGLEY 12CV0617
HEMPHILL, ANGLEY 12CV2557
HEMPHILL, SHAYNE 11CV0077
HENDERSON, CHRISTINE 11CV2821
HENDERSON, DANIN 11CV0638
HENDERSON, DESIREE 11CV2081
HENDERSON, DESIREE 11CV4598
HENDERSON, LINDA 11CC1882
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HENDERSON, MATTHEW 12CV0681
HENDERSON, NOLAN, JR. 11CV2333
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HENDRIX, ANTHONY 12CV0952
HENDRIX, LORETTA 11CV1162
HENDRIX, RAVEN 12CV1575
HENDRON, BENJAMIN J. 12CV1770
HENDRON, SUSAN E. 11CV3167
HENDRYX, PETER 11CV2984
HENEGHAN, KATY 11CV3242
HENKE MANUFACTURING CORPORATION 11CC3511
HENKEN, CHRISTINE 08CV6383
HENNEPIN COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE 11CC0481
HENRY, LEWIS 10CC3199
HENRY NELCH & SON COMPANY 11CC2988
HENRY, RAYMOND 11CV3911
HENSLEY, SCOTT E. 12CV1313
HENSON, JAMES 10CV5608
HENTZ, JEREMIAH 12CV0009
HEPHZIBAH CHILDREN'S ASSOCIATION 10CC3151
HEPHZIBAH CHILDRENS ASSOCIATION 12CC3149
HEPPNER, CHARLES 11CV5141
HERBORD, TARA A. 12CC0549
HERCHY, JOHN 11CV3669
HERITAGE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CENTER 11CC2973
HERMAN, COLIN 11CV0714
HERMAN, JUSTINE E. 11CV4471
HERMANN, LYNDA S. 12CC0298
HERMOSILLO, HECTOR 11CV1507
HERNANDEZ, ADELA 11CV4743
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HERNANDEZ, CARLOS 09CV1126
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HERNANDEZ, IMELDA 12CV0248
HERNANDEZ, IVAN 11CV4802
HERNANDEZ, JORGE 08CC2613
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HERNANDEZ, JOSE L. 11CC0566
HERNANDEZ, JOSEPH 10CV0649
HERNANDEZ, JUAN 12CV0297
HERNANDEZ, LUIS 12CV1037
HERNANDEZ, MANUEL 12CV0229
HERNANDEZ, MARGARITO 12CV1771
HERNANDEZ, SHARON L. 09CC3062
HERNANDEZ, VICTOR 10CV4855
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HERNANDEZ, VICTOR 12CV2171
HERNANDEZ, YESENIA 11CV5197
HERNS, DEBORAH & GURROLA, LA SHON 11CV2420
HERRERA, EZEQUIEL 11CV3010
HERRERA, JUAN 12CV0875
HERRERA, RITA 11CV5468
HERRINGTON, BRANDON 11CV1115
HERRON, C. D. 11CV4833
HERRON, RENESTER 12CV0061
HERRON, SERGIO 12CV1844
HESS, JULIE 11CV2083
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HESSLING, CASEY 10CV1318
HETH, DIANA SUE 12CC1728
HEWITT, TROY A. 11CV3693
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HICKMAN, KYLE E. 12CV1215
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HICKS, CHARLES 12CV0852
HICKS, DARNELL 11CV4941
HICKS, DUANE 11CC1161
HICKS, JEROME 12CV3029
HICKS, MICHAEL A. 11CV2793
HICKS, TASHERRA 11CV4138
HICKS, VIC L. 12CV3405
HIDALGO, ISAAC 11CV5370
HIGGINS, BEVALYN 08CV5676
HIGH RISE SECURITY SYSTEMS, LLC. 12CC1578
HIGHT, CLIFFORD 11CV4451
HIGHTOWER, CHRISTOPHER J. 09CC0364
HIGHTOWER, CORDERO 12CV2279
HILDEBRAND, HEATH 10CV4932
HILDEBRANDT, RICHARD 11CV1798
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HILL, ARSENYL 11CV5353
HILL, CANDACE D. 12CV1772
HILL, CHARLES J. 11CV2084
HILL, DARRAH A. 12CV0523
HILL, EDWARD 11CV1509
HILL, JOSEPH 11CV4406
HILL, MARCUS 11CV5495
HILL, MELISSA 11CV4541
HILL PETERS, DIANA L. 11CV2974
HILL, RODNEY 11CV4962
HILL, SHANTELL 11CV0499
HILL, TRINA 11CV5295
HILL, TRINA 12CV2205
HILL-AYINDE, CLAUDINE 11CV4599
HILLIER STORAGE & MOVING COMPANY 11CC2575
HILSON, LAZERICK 11CC1486
HILTON GARDEN INN 11CC1558
HILTON, TIMOTHY 11CV2907
HINCHEE, LUKE 12CV2734
HINCKLEY SPRINGS 11CC2969
HINCKLEY SPRINGS 11CC2970
HINES, ALONZO 12CV0010
HINES, CHARLOTTE & BANKS, TIFFANY 11CV3054
HINES, KENNETH 11CV4963
HINKES, MICHAEL 09CV5307
HINOJOSA, ROLANDO 11CV1012
HINOJOSA, ROLANDO 11CV2747
HINSHAW & CULBERTSON, LLP. 11CC0972
HINSHAW & CULBERTSON, LLP. 12CC1975
HINTON, DERRICK 12CV1294
HINTON, JALISA 11CV4600
HISRA COUNTY OF PEORIA 11CC0669
H.J. EPPEL & COMPANY, INC. 11CC2636
HLAD, CURT 10CV3913
HLAD, CURT 10CV3914
HOAGLAND, JOBERT 12CC1322
HOBSON, RENA 11CV2479
HOBSON, STEPHANIE 11CV2199
HODGE, ALISHA L. 11CC1346
HODO, TIFFANY 11CV3604
HOEFKE, TONYA M. 12CC0495
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HOEFKE, TONYA M. & MOORE, SHANE C. 12CC0188
HOEHNE, RORY 11CV0429
HOFFMAN, THOMAS R. B. 11CV4744
HOGAN, ROBIN A. 11CV2400
HOGAN, SHANNIN R. 10CV3800
HOGLUND, DISI 12CV0249
HOGUE, TOMYSHUNA 11CV2450
HOLBROOK, JANECA M. 11CV4296
HOLDER, JOYCE E. 12CV1443
HOLEMAN-HOLLAND, CORLISS 10CV3991
HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS LITCHFIELD 12CC0339
HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS SCHAUMBURG 12CC0811
HOLIDAY INN MT. VERNON 11CC1922
HOLLAND, VALERIE 12CV0700
HOLLIDAY, COLETTE 11CV4306
HOLLIDAY, ROSE M. 11CC2744
HOLLIDAY, THOMAS 11CV3148
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HOLLINGSWORTH, MILLICENT A. 04CC1814
HOLLINGSWORTH, MORYE 10CV5592
HOLLINSIDE, GEORGE 06CV1027
HOLLOMAN, DOROTHY 11CC0114
HOLMAN, JUSTIN T. 12CV0011
HOLMES, CLORA 11CV4578
HOLMES, DARRICK 12CV0170
HOLMES, STEPHINE 11CV4703
HOLT-PHOENIX, LIDIA 11CV5075
HOLT-PHOENIX, LIDIA 12CV0270
HOLTZ, ROBERT 11CV5076
HOLYCROSS LUTHERAN CHILD CARE CENTER 11CC2914
HOME OF THE SPARROW, INC. 12CC1436
HOMEL, BRIAN 11CV4323
HOMEWOOD-FLOSSMOOR PARK DISTRICT 11CC0585
HOMSI, MAMOUN 10CV4965
HONIOTES, KIRSTEN 11CV3168
HOOD, REGINALD 11CV4362
HOOK, NATALIE A. 11CV5043
HOOK, STEVEN R. 11CV1116
HOOPER, QAADIR 11CV1069
HOPE, FATIMA 12CV0701
HOPE, FATIMA 12CV2617
HOPE FOR NON-VIOLENCE 12CC1231
THE HOPE SCHOOL 12CC0664
HOPKINS, DIVITO 12CV0398
HOPKINS, JAMES S., III 10CV3960
HOPKINS, KENNETH 11CV0855
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KELLEY, MELISSA 11CV3947
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KID CARE OF SALEM INC. 12CC0903
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KING, ROY, SR. 11CV0907
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KISMET FAMILY SERVICES, INC. 11CC0776
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KIZER, SHEILA 11CV3324
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MOTOROLA, INC. 09CC1302
MOUNT ST. JOSEPH 12CC0019
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MYATT, CHADANA 12CV3211
MYERS & STAUFFER, LC. 11CC2018
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NEAL, CHERYL P. 11CC2384
NEAL TIRE & AUTO SERVICE 12CC1660
NEAL TIRE & AUTO SERVICE D/B/A TERRY WINN TIRE 11CC1404
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NEE, BRIDGET 07CV5070
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NERECENA, SHERYL L. 12CV2089
NERI, RAUL 12CV1533
NERIA, DAVID 11CV5208
NESTLE USA, INC. 11CC2273
NETZNIK, JILL E. 11CV4494
NEUMAN, JAMES 11CV0864
NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES, PC. 10CC2808
NEVARZ, MARCIAL 12CV0046
NEW HOPE CENTER, INC. 11CC3908
NEWINGHAM, RHONDA L. 12CV0204
NEWMAN, A. J. & NEWMAN, ALICE 03CV0357
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NEWMAN, COREY 11CV3918
NEWMAN, DEBRA G. 11CV4822
NEWMAN, MAURICE 11CV4373
NEWMAN, ROSIE 11CV4724
NEWMAN, ROSIE 11CV4725
NEWMAN-SHANKLIN, TINA M. 11CV5408
NEWSON, MARGARET 12CV2510
NEWSON, RODNEY 11CV3218
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NEWTON, LOLA M. 12CV1941
NEWTON, SHILLA J. 11CV2014
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NGUYEN, OANH 12CV1745
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NOBLE, STEVEN 11CV3851
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NORMAN, TRAVIS 08CV6447
NORMAND, BEVERLY A. 10CV4040
NORRIS, DEDRICK D. 11CV5170
NORTH CENTRAL BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SYSTEMS, INC. 11CC3303
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NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY 10CC0119
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NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY, BOARD OF TRUSTEES 11CC3495
NORTHERN TRUST COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT 12CC0099
NORTHERN TRUST COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT 12CC0608
NORTHON, ASHLEY V. 12CV1476
THE NORTHRIDGE GROUP, INC. 12CC0899
NORTHRUP, MARSHA V. 11CC1445
NORTHSHORE SENIOR CENTER 11CC2431
NORTHSIDE COMMUNITY BANK 11CC3473
NORTHSIDE COMMUNITY BANK 11CC3474
NORTHWEST HOME CARE, INC. 10CC2135
NORTHWEST HOWE CARE, INC. 11CC1796
NORTHWEST SPECIAL RECREATION ASSOCIATION 11CC3097
NORTHWEST TREATMENT ASSOCIATES, INC. 12CC1777
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY 11CC3501
NOVACK & MACEY, LLP. 12CC0043
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NOWLIN, SANDRA 11CV3504
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OAK PARK, VILLAGE OF 12CC0217
OAK PARK, VILLAGE OF 12CC0229
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ODEN, MYRA 11CV2229
ODRZYWOLSKA, BARBARA 11CV2411
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OFFICE DEPOT 10CC3211
OFFICE HQ, INC. 12CC1860
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O'HARE TOWING 11CC1646
OHIO RIVER YOUTH SERVICE NETWORK, INC. 11CC2887
OIJ, ERIC A. 11CV2755
OJEDA, CRISTIAN 11CV3950
OJEDA, MARIA 11CV0268
OLARTE, JAVIER A. 11CV3921
OLAWOLE, IFEDAYO 12CV2430
THE OLDHAM GROUP 11CC3276
THE OLDHAM GROUP 11CC3557
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ONE HOPE UNITED 11CC1642
ONE HOPE UNITED-NORTHERN REGION 12CC2600
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OPALKA, KEVIN M. 11CV2231
OPERATION SNOWBALL, INC. 11CC2263
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ORTEGA, OSCAR 11CV5172
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ORTIZ, ALAJANDRO 08CC2801
ORTIZ, ANA LAURA 11CV1348
ORTIZ, FERNANDO 11CV4225
ORTIZ, FRANCELIA 11CV4168
ORTIZ, FRANCELIA 11CV4169
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ORTIZ, MARCELO 12CV0430
ORTIZ, MARIO 11CV4913
ORTIZ, OMAR 12CV1601
ORTIZ, ULISES 12CV0785
ORTIZ, VICTOR HUGO 12CV3347
ORTIZ-RAMIREZ, ELIZABETH A. 12CV0099
ORTON, RACHEL 12CV3212
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OUR LADY OF RESURRECTION MEDICAL CENTER 11CC2800
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P & G MACHINE & TOOL 12CC1075
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PACK-RIDDLE, MARY 11CV0369
PACK-RIDDLE, MARY 11CV5011
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PADILLA, ARLYNNE 12CV0485
PADILLA, GIOVANNI 12CV0447
PADILLA, RUBEN 11CV3674
PADILLA, SALVADOR 11CV4300
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PAGSANJAN, LAURINDA 12CV0139
PAICE, ROBERT 12CV0153
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PAINTER, MARK 12CC2158
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PANIAGUA, ZITA 11CV2458
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PANO, MIRIAM 12CV1014
PANO, MIRIAM 12CV2311
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PAPE, TYLER 11CV4931
PAPISH, SUSANNAH 10CV3122
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PARADA, SILVIA 11CV3116
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PARFAIT, SANDY, INDIVIDUALLY AND AS ADMISTRATOR OF ESTATE OF 07CC2678
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PARKS, COREY 12CC0368
PARKS, SHEKEADRIA 11CV2584
PARKS, TERRI R. 11CV4171
PARKS, TERRI R. 11CV4274
PARKWAY ELEVATORS, INC. 12CC0524
PARRA, OLHA 11CV0542
PARSON, BOBBIE J. 10CV1794
PARSON, JOSHUA 11CV5046
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PASIELAS DE DIAZ, CARMEN 12CV1093
PASS, FONTAIN 10CV5139
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PASSAVANT MEMORIAL AREA HOSPITAL 11CC3860
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PASSONI, LARRY N. 06CV3115
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PATEL, KAUSHIK C. 12CV0100
PATINO, ALVARO 11CV3625
PATINO, ALVARO 11CV5314
PATINO, ISABEL 12CV0028
PATINO-CRISOSTOMO, MARGARITA 11CV5380
PATRICK, DAVID A. 11CV4172
PATTEN INDUSTRIES, INC. 11CC3935
PATTEN INDUSTRIES, INC. 11CC3936
PATTEN, RAPHAEL 10CV4782
PATTERSON, ALKEFE 10CV0949
PATTERSON, ANTOINE D. 11CV2425
PATTERSON, BRITTANY 12CV1993
PATTERSON, CHATORRI L. S. 11CV5034
PATTERSON COMMERCIAL FLOORING, INC. 11CC3459
PATTERSON, CYNTHIA 12CC1034
PATTERSON, LARNELL 11CV4707
PATTERSON, MARY ANN 12CC2907
PATTERSON, MAURICE 11CC3804
PATTERSON, MILTON 12CV2401
PATTERSON, ROBERT ALLEN 12CC2906
PATTERSON, STEPHANIE 11CV2565
PATTERSON, STEPHANIE 12CC0124
PATTI BLAIR COURT REPORTERS 11CC0455
PATTON, CARTREZ 10CV5775
PATTON, DEMARR 11CV2054
PATTON, RICKY D. 11CC0587
PATTY, TANITHA 12CV1331
PAUL, DAVID L. 12CC0086
PAUL, JOHN E. 12CV2712
PAULETTE, JOHTA 12CV0234
THE PAVILLION FOUNDATION 10CC1875
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PAVON, JORGE 10CV5337
PAWLIK, LUKASZ 11CV2541
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THANG, AMOS 11CV4378
THEISEN, BRANDY & FLINT, SARAH 10CV4110
THEOBALD, JENNIFER 11CC2939
THEOFANOPOULOS, DINO 09CV3032
THEUS, MARVE 11CV2770
THIERJUNG, JENNIFER 11CV3270
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THOMAS, ALICE 11CV0951
THOMAS, ALICE 11CV4349
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THOMAS, BRITNEY 11CV2830
THOMAS, CARLA 12CC0938
THOMAS, DEBRA 11CV1003
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THOMAS, GARRICK 12CV2002
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THOMAS, LA TANYA 12CV0330
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THOMAS, LAMONT 09CC3020
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THOMAS, OTIS 11CV5149
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THOMAS, QUINTELLA 12CV3760
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THOMAS, THEO 12CV2030
THOMAS, TREMAIN 10CV1692
THOMAS, VALENTINO 12CV0156
THOMAS, WANDA 12CV1584
THOMAS, WILLIAM 11CV4080
THOMAS, WILLIE 11CV3601
THOMAS, WILLIE MAE, ADMINISTRATOR OF ESTATE OF OTIS THOMAS, DECEASED 07CC3478
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THOMPSON, ANTOINE 12CV0187
THOMPSON, CHRISTINE 11CV3125
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THOMPSON, ERNEST 09CC1366
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THOMPSON, LEONARD 11CV0109
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THOMPSON, SOUNJA 11CV1592
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THORNTON, ADDIE 11CV2675
THORNTON, ADDIE 11CV4584
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THORNTON, EDWIN 12CV1552
THRASH, DWAYNE 11CV4691
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THREAT, CHARLES 11CV4692
THRESHOLDS REHABILITATION INDUSTRIES 11CC1049
THRIVE COUNSELING CENTER 11CC3100
THULINE, CONNIE 03CC0305
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THURMAN, CORDELL 12CC1267
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THURMAN, DOROTHY 11CV3804
THURMAN, JASON 10CV3504
THURMAN, KENDALL 12CV0796
THURMAN, TIFFANY L. 11CV0033
THURSTON, JESSE 12CV0985
TICKETMASTER, LLC. 12CC2768
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TIGUE, EVERETT 11CV5150
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TINY TOWN OF LANSING NURSERY SCHOOL, INC. 12CC1394
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TIPTON, CANDICE A. 11CC3517
TIRE & AUTO, INC. 12CC0325
TKACHUK, OREST 11CV4024
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TOBIN, REBECCA 07CC1944
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TOLBERT, DAVID A., SR. 12CV2003
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TOLER, DAVID R. 11CV2569
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TOLLIVER, BRIDGET 10CV5725
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TOLTEC MECHANICAL, INC. 11CC0504
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TORRES, SONIA 12CV3643
TORRES, TATIANA E. 12CV1830
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TOWNES, JUANITA 11CV0673
TOWNSEL, JEROME D. 12CV2947
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TOWNSEND, JODI 11CV4639
TOWRY, JESSE 11CV0094
TRACFONE WIRELESS 08CC2123
TRACY, DEBORAH 11CV4097
TRACY, JESSIE 10CV0777
TRAINING CONCEPTS, INC. 11CC3928
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TRAVIS, WILLIAM J. 11CV5476
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TRICOCI, VINCE 12CV1609
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UNION COUNTY AMBULANCE SERVICE 11CC2539
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WATSON, RICHARD J. 12CV2288
WATSON, TYRON 11CV0203
WATTS COPY SYSTEMS, INC. 12CC2442
WATTS, KEVIN 12CV0835
WATTS, ROSEMARY 01CV0531
WATTS, WILLIAM, JR. 12CV3327
WAUGH, NORMAN Q. 12CV3736
WAUKESHA COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE 11CC3475
WAYENKNECHT, ROBIN 11CV0368
WAYNE WHITE COUNTIES ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE 11CC2480
WEASE, DAVID 11CV3525
WEATHERS, PRENTISS 11CV0334
WEATHERSBY, MARY 12CV1140
WEATHERSPOON, APRIL 12CV0692
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WEATHERSPOON, WILLIE D. 10CV5211
WEBB, ALBERTA 11CC2963
WEBB, BRANDON J. 11CV0706
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WEBB, LAMAR 12CV1926
WEBB, MARLOW 12CV0628
WEBB, NATASHA N. 12CV1435
WEBB, RYAN 10CV5400
WEBB, WENDE U. 11CV0707
WEBBER, MARJORIE 11CV2357
WEBER, LORI L. 12CV0799
WEDIG, TAMARA J. 12CV0456
WEE FOLKS, INC. 11CC4061
WEEDEN, ANTOINE 12CV3078
WEEMS, GIOVANNI 09CC3071
WEGER, CHRISTOPHER 12CV1557
WEGNER PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, LLC. 11CC1329
WEGNER PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, LLC. 11CC3352
WEICKERT, GREG 11CV4867
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WEIGT, MYRTLE 06CC0251
WEILER, PAMELA M. 09CV2802
WEIMHOLT, JOSEF R. 11CC4006
WEINBERG, JEFFREY L. 10CV1279
WEINBERG, JENNIFER L. 12CV1806
WEINSTOCK, STEPHEN 10CC2363
WEISINGER, JOSEPH 12CV2791
WEISS, KATHRYN 12CV0387
WEISS, SUSAN J. 11CC2369
WELCH, BONITA L. 99CC2718
WELCH, CONNIE 11CV2622
WELCH, DASHAY 11CV1422
WELCH, DOROTHY 11CC3850
WELCH, GREGORY, JR. 10CV3069
WELCH, WILLIAM 11CV5067
WELLBAUM, VICTORIA 10CV4338
WELLCARE PRESCRIPTION INSURANCE, INC. 11CC3601
WELLHOEFER, RON 11CV5055
WELLINGTON, KRISTOPHER 12CV1783
WELLS, ANTWAN 11CV1387
THE WELLS CENTER 11CC1074
WELLS, CRISTIAN 11CV3439
WELLS, DARIUS 10CV4095
WELLS, DEBORAH 11CV4232
WELLS, DENNIS 12CV2164
WELLS, HILDA 12CV0366
WELLS, JAMES R. 11CV2999
WELLS, JOAN 11CV3206
WELLS, JULIAN 10CV1060
WELLS, LAURENA 12CV2817
WELLS, SANDRA 11CV4666
WELSH, MICHAEL F. 11CV4694
WENDEL, JESSICA 11CV4151
WENDT, ROXANN 11CV4233
WENDT, ROXANN 11CV4234
WENDT, TIFFANY 09CC0354
WENGREN, DAVINA L. 11CV0624
WESLEY, GEORGE 11CV4917
WESLEY, JOAN C. 11CV2839
WEST CHICAGO POLICE DEPTARTMENT 12CC1487
WEST, ERIC 11CV4935
WEST, JOHN 10CV0781
WEST, PIERRE 11CV3859
WEST PUBLISHING CORPORATION D/B/A THOMSON WEST 10CC2921
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WEST, SCOTT H. 12CC0068
WEST SIDE TRACTOR SALES 12CC2727
WEST, TAMARA 12CV2949
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WESTBROOKS, FELICIA 12CV3021
WESTBROOKS, GARRETT D. 11CV3526
WESTERFIELD, SHERRI L. 11CV4671
WESTERFIELD, STEVEN L. 12CV0215
WESTERFIELD, STEVEN L. & WESTERFIELD, SHERRI L. 11CV2260
WESTMORELAND, IRWIN 11CV5179
WESTON, HELEN 11CV4919
WESTON, HELEN 11CV4920
WESTON, HELEN & STEVENSON, LILLIE 11CV3360
WESTPHAL, MARGIE 11CV2954
WEXFORD HEALTH SOURCES, INC. 09CC1073
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WEXLER & WEXLER, LLC. 07CC0492
WHALES, JOSEPH 11CV4152
WHALEY, LAWRENCE 07CV5854
WHARTON, JASMINE, MINOR BY HER NEXT FRIEND, CAROLYNE DANIELS 03CC0878
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WHEELER, STEPHANIE 08CV4596
WHEELING PARK DISTRICT 11CC3747
WHEELING PARK DISTRICT 11CC3748
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WHITWORTH, BRIAN 12CV2718
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WIDNER, KEVIN C. 10CV2368
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WILDER, ROOSEVELT 11CC0242
WILEY OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY 11CC1063
WILFORD, MARK 11CV0680
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WILIAMS, PAIGE 12CV3533
WILK, KATHLEEN 12CV0917
WILKEN, DANIEL 11CV3602
WILKIE, JUSTIN 11CV3722
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WILLIAMS, KENNETH 11CV4987
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WILLIAMS, LONELL 11CV4868
WILLIAMS, MARCUS 11CV5384
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WILLIAMS, RENATA 11CV0583
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WILLIAMS, ROBERT 12CV2940
WILLIAMS, ROGER 12CV1611
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WILLIAMS, SHAWN 11CV2955
WILLIAMS, SONTARIUS 11CV0980
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WILLIAMS, TODD E. 09CV4260
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WILLIAMS, TRAVIS D. 05CC0477
WILLIAMS, VENUS A. 11CV3808
WILLIAMS, VERONICA 11CV2774
WILLIAMS, VERONICA 11CV4571
WILLIAMS, VERZA 11CV4314
WILLIAMS, WALTER 11CV3860
WILLIAMS, WILLIE 12CV3055
WILLIAMSEN, JULIE 11CV3955
WILLIAMSON, FELICIA 11CC1654
WILLIAMSON, PHEBE 12CC2722
WILLIS, CHRIS 11CC3678
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WILLIS, J. THOMAS 12CC1193
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WILLIS, KEONA 12CV3770
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WILSON, ANTHONY 10CV5657
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WILSON, DARRYL 12CV2570
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WILSON, JACOB . 11CV5215
WILSON, JAHKEEM 12CV0103
WILSON, JERRY 12CV1642
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WILSON, ROSALIND 12CV0432
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WILSON, SHARON 11CV3188
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WILSON, STONEY 12CV0891
WILSON, TAUREAN 12CV2172
WILSON, TYREE A. 11CV4672
WIMER, REBECCA 12CV2114
WINDFIELD, LAVANTE 11CV4781
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WINFIELD, TERRANCE 11CV2262
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WINGER, MARK A. 10CC1211
WINHOLD, JAMES C. 11CC1511
WINSTON, ANDRE 04CC0262
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WINSTON, TERRY C. 11CV3631
WINTERS, CARLTON 08CV2738
WINTERS, JAY A. 11CC3044
WINTERS, TRACY 11CV2599
WINTERS, TRACY 11CV4641
WINTHER, DAVID A. 09CV2283
WIRTANEN, KELLY 12CV1833
WISE, JAMES 02CC5287
WISE, KELLY 11CV1173
WISE, KENNETH 10CV3574
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WISZ, ALBERT 11CV0098
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WITT-MCCALL, ETHEL 11CV5258
WLODARCZYK, ELZBIETA 10CV5711
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WOLF, JERROLD 12CC1562
WOLF, TANYA 11CC2395
WOLFE, MICHAEL 10CC2618
WOLLET, EDWIN B. 11CV3580
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WOLSKI, JOZEF 11CV4327
WOMACK, SONGIA P. 03CV4915
THE WOMEN'S TREATMENT CENTER 12CC1475
THE WOMEN'S TREATMENT CENTER 12CC1581
WONG, CLAYTON 11CV2873
WOOD, CHRISTOPHER G. 10CV5364
WOOD, JAMES, III 12CV2794
WOOD, RODGER 12CC1993
WOODARD, AYLEENE 11CC2548
WOODARD, REBECCA S. 11CC1817
WOODBURN, JOHN C. 11CV1127
WOODFORD COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT 11CC1014
WOODHOUSE, KENNY 11CV4236
WOODLAND, BRAD 11CV4673
WOODS, ANTWAN 11CV0462
WOODS, CHANTEL 12CV2601
WOODS, CHRIS 11CV3862
WOODS, DARIUS 12CV2230
WOODS, ERIC 10CV5154
WOODS, JAVAR 11CV4797
WOODS, JOHN FRANCIS 12CC0055
WOODS, MITCHEL 11CV0340
WOODS, NATHAN 12CV0632
WOODS, NICOLE 11CV4280
WOODS, QUINCY A. 09CV3199
WOODS, SHALYN 12CV2320
WOODS, TONETTE 12CV1644
WOODSIDE, JOYCE 11CC1793
WOODSON, TANISHA 11CV3703
WOOTEN, DAVID 11CV4988
WOOTEN, RACHELL 12CV2115
WOOTEN, RACHELL 12CV2116
WORKMAN, DAWNA 10CV1798
THE WORKSHOP 11CC3825
WORLD'S PRINTING 12CC2504
WORTHY, RASHAWN 11CV0682
WOZNY, JAMES 12CC1685
WRENCH, MINDY S. 11CV4480
WRIGHT, ALETA S. 11CV0625
WRIGHT AUTOMOTIVE, INC. 12CC1126
WRIGHT, CLARK 11CV5181
WRIGHT, DORNETT 11CV4460
WRIGHT EXPRESS CORPORATION 12CC0242
WRIGHT, JAMES 11CV5066
WRIGHT, JOANNA 10CV1022
WRIGHT, LISA 09CV1584
WRIGHT, REBECCA S. 11CV5023
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WRIGHT, REBECCA S. 11CV5024
WRIGHT, ROBIN 12CC2725
WRIGHT, ROY 12CV0316
WRIGHT, THEOPHILUS D. 10CV1063
WRIGHTSELL, DENARD L. 12CV0633
WRIGHTSELL, STEPHEN 11CV3131
WROBLEWSKI, RICHARD 11CV5283
WROBLEWSKI, STEVEN 11CC3914
WU, JAU YI 11CV3488
WU, JAU YI 11CV3490
WU, JAU YI 11CV3491
WU, JAU YI 11CV3492
WU, JAU YI 11CV3493
WU, JIASHENG 12CV2894
W.W. GRAINGER, INC. 11CC2072
WYATT, BOYSIE, JR. 11CV0683
WYATT, CHARLES 11CV4119
WYATT, MATTIE 11CV0063
WYATT, MATTIE 11CV0919
WYCKOFF, LAURA 11CV0626
WYLIE-JOHNSON, MELODY 11CC1424
WYNNE, RONALD 12CC1080
WYSONG, RANDALL 11CV0115
XANDERS, TONY D. 12CV1929
XEROX CORPORATION 10CC1124
XPEDX 11CC3143
YADLAPATI, SIRISHA 07CV2197
YAGOW, LISA M. 11CV2492
YALDA, TERESA 12CV0077
YANES, CLARA 12CC0902
YANNIAS, KATHLEEN C. 11CC3307
YARBER-BROWN, LYTASHA 11CV5153
YARBROUGH, KATHRYN A. 11CV3066
YARBROUGH, MICHAEL 11CV4814
YATES, PARIS 12CV0190
YBARRA, FRANCISCO C. 11CV4380
YELVERTON, STEVEN 11CV1899
YMCA OF EDWARDSVILLE 12CC0502
YOC, NORMA AMALIA 12CV1899
YONG, LU 11CV5447
YOO, EUNJIN 11CV4351
YORK, JAMES 11CV2678
YOSANOVICH, MARTY 12CC1496
YOUNG, ANDREA 12CC2199
YOUNG, CEDERICK 11CV4989
YOUNG, DEANNA 11CV4496
YOUNG, DERRICK, MINOR, BY HIS NEXT FRIEND, NICIE ROGERS 02CC4374
YOUNG, ELIZABETH M. 08CV4376
YOUNG, GERALDINE 11CV2067
YOUNG, JASMINE D. 11CV4154
YOUNG, JETON . 11CV1369
YOUNG, LIONA 11CV3763
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YOUNG, LISA 11CV2624
YOUNG, LISA 11CV4616
YOUNG, LOVELL 12CV0216
YOUNG, LYNETTE 10CV5329
YOUNG, PATRICIA A. 10CV2979
YOUNG, ROSALYN 11CV4155
YOUNG, ROY E. 11CV2573
YOUNG, TABARI 11CV4782
YOUNG, TEISHA 11CV4829
YOUNG, WILLIE 12CV1341
YOUNG WOMEN CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION 12CC1530
YOUNGBLOOD, MICHAEL 12CV2364
YOUNKINS, KIMBERLY 11CV4041
YOUSIF, NATHAN 11CV2625
THE YOUTH CAMPUS 11CC2784
YOUTH SERVICE BUREAU OF ILLINOIS VALLEY 10CC0356
YOUTH SERVICES NETWORK 11CC2785
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YZEIRI, ANDI 11CV3426
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ZAMUDIO, VANESSA 12CV1860
ZANG, MICHELLE 11CV2710
ZANGER, LAWRENCE 11CV3654
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ZARATE, MIRIAM 11CV3929
ZARATE, RUBEN 08CV5255
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ZECK, BRENDA 08CC3204
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ZHANG, LI JIM 12CV1785
ZHOU, WENDY 11CC2770
ZHUANG, HONG C. 12CV2365
ZIA, MICHAEL 11CV4381
ZICKEFOOSE, MELISSA 12CV1900
ZIEBARTH, LYDIA 10CV4998
ZIMMERMAN, LORI 11CC2349
ZIMMERMAN, NANCY 12CV1342
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ZIRIAXE, JOSEPH 11CV3223
ZITO, MARIA 11CV2526
ZIZUMBO, LICCI 11CV1423
ZLATAN, SUCIC 09CC1434
ZLATAN, SUCIC 09CC1435
ZONNO, NICOLA 11CV1901
ZUBERI, ASGHAR 12CV1558
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ZULMAI, HABB 11CV0464
ZUNIGA, JAIME 11CV4065
ZUNIGA OCEGUEDA, JUAN M. 11CV4352
ZURAWSKI, PETER 09CV2809
ZURAWSKI, PETER 11CV4842
ZUTEREK, VLADIMIR S. 11CV4617
ZUTSHI, KARTIKEYA 12CV2243
1NTERIM HEALTHCARE 12CC0314
100 NORTH WESTERN AVENUE, LP. 10CC0473
233 BROADCAST, LLC. 11CC0492
300 W. ADAMS MANAGEMENT, LLC. 11CC3602
300 W. ADAMS MANAGEMENT, LLC. 11CC3603
300 WEST ADAMS MANAGEMENT, LLC. 11CC3604
32 W. RANDOLPH BUILDING 11CC3960
32 W. RANDOLPH BUILDING 11CC3961
84TH & HARLEM VENTURE, LLC. 12CC0453
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CASES ARGUED AND DETERMINED
IN THE COURT OF CLAIMS
OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS
REPORTED OPINIONS
FISCAL YEAR 2012
(July 1, 2011 thru June 30, 2012)
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(No. 01-CC-3517 – Claim denied)
STEVE and MARTHA HARSCH, et al., Claimants, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, OFFICE

OF BANKS AND REAL ESTATE, Respondent.
Opinion filed October 4, 2011
WILLIAM THOMAS, Counsel for Claimant

LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (JACQUELINE K. WILLIAMS, Assistant Attorney
General, of counsel), for Respondent.
Regulatory agencies, discretionary functions- Office of Banks and Real Estate, under its
statutory grant of authority, examined the corporate fiduciary. The decision as to what
actions to take following that examination were discretionary. OBRE identified issues
with the trust account and took action. The court refuses to hold regulatory agencies
liable for allegedly negligently performing discretionary functions.
ORDER
Sprague, C.J.
This matter comes before the Court on the Complaint of STEVEN and MARTHA
HARSCH, et al., and against the STATE OF ILLINOIS through the OFFICE OF BANKS AND
REAL ESTATE. A trial on this matter was held on August 2-4, 2010, before Commissioner
Andrea M. Buford.
FACTS
The Claimants herein and at all times relevant, held investment and or retirement
accounts with Intrust. Intrust is an Illinois Corporation certified under the Illinois Corporate
Fiduciary Act, 205 ILCS 620/1-1 et seq., ("Act") by the Illinois Office of Banks and Real Estate
("OBRE") to act as trustee for various types of Individual Retirement Accounts. ("IRAs").
Intercounty Title ("Intercounty") was a company that offered title insurance to owners of real
estate. Jack Hargrove ("Hargrove") was the Chairman of Intrust's Board of Directors and the
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owner of Intrust through Intrust's parent company, Madison Avenue Investments. Laurence
Capriotti ("Capriotti") was a Director of Intrust. The principal registered officers and directors
of Intrust were also the principal registered officers and directors of Intercounty.
The Illinois Corporate Fiduciary Act was enacted to protect the public interest and
general welfare of the people of the State of Illinois. The Act entrusts OBRE with the
responsibility to supervise corporate fiduciaries. The Act specifically provides for OBRE's
supervision, regular examination and correction of any unsafe or imprudent practices of trust
companies.
Specifically, the Act provides for an examination no less frequently than every 18
months. On each examination, inquiry shall be made as to the condition and resources of the
corporate fiduciary generally, the mode of conducting and managing its affairs, the action of its
directors and trustees, the investments of the funds, the safety and prudence of its management,
the security afforded to those by whom its engagements are held, and whether the requirements
of its charter and laws have been complied with in the administration of its affairs. 205 ILCS
620/5-2.
Whenever it appears from an examination that a corporate fiduciary has committed any
violation of any law, has made or published a false statement of condition or is conducting its
business in an unsafe, unsound or unauthorized manner, OBRE shall direct the discontinuance of
such practices and that they strictly conform to the requirements of the law. 205 ILCS 620/5-3.
If a corporate fiduciary refuses or neglects to make a required statement of condition or
any report required under this Act, or to comply with an order as above stated, or if it appears
that it is unsafe or inexpedient for the corporate fiduciary to conduct business, OBRE shall enter
an appropriate order which may include the appointment of a receiver, the taking of possession
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of the corporate fiduciary, or the removal of a director, officer, employee or agent of the
corporate fiduciary. 205 ILCS 620/5-3. The Act does not provide for insurance of account
holder's or corporate funds.
On December 4, 1990, Intrust entered into an escrow agreement with Intercounty Title.
("Escrow Agreement"). Pursuant to the Escrow Agreement, Intrust deposited the cash portions
of customer accounts with Intercounty. Intercounty was obligated to pay Intrust a minimum rate
of interest on the money deposited by Intrust. The Escrow Agreement obligated Intercounty to
deposit the trust funds into an escrow account at the LaSalle National Bank of Chicago.
("Escrow Account"). Under the terms of the Escrow Agreement, Intrust retained no direct
control over the Escrow Account. Intrust depended on Intercounty, as escrow agent, to follow
Intrust's directions with respect to the operation of the Escrow Account. The Escrow Agreement
gave Intrust no power to account for, withdraw, or safeguard the funds and they were not a
signatory on the Escrow Account.
In December 1990, after entering into the Escrow Agreement, Intrust deposited
$16,582,098.78 with Intercounty. In subsequent years, Intrust continued to deposit funds with
Intercounty pursuant to the Escrow Agreement. At times the balance in the escrow account
exceeded $100 million. By January 2000, the balance of funds should have been more than
$68,000,000.
From the inception of the Escrow Account in December of 1990 until January 2000,
Intercounty did not provide Intrust with copies of LaSalle Bank statements for the escrow funds.
Instead, Intercounty provided Intrust with monthly spreadsheets prepared by Intercounty or
others under the control of Hargrove or Capriotti purporting to show the balances of deposits.
The monthly spreadsheets falsely reported balances. Capriotti, Hargrove and others
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misappropriated Intrust funds sometime after December 1990. To date more than $68,090,000
in deposits and reported accrued interest have been misappropriated from funds that were
deposited by Intrust with Intercounty.
On or about July 14, 2005, Capriotti plead guilty to multiple counts for his role in the
misappropriation and received fourteen (14) years in jail. Capriotti admitted that he, Hargrove
and others conspired to defraud Intrust, its account holders and others of the money in the
escrow account; that they engaged in acts to conceal the scheme from Intrust's president,
auditors, OBRE and others; that he obstructed and made false statements and promises to OBRE
and Intrust's president in connection with OBRE's efforts to protect the Intrust holder funds;
admitted to causing OBRE examiners to receive what purported to be an account statement that
stated as of May 31, 1997, the Intrust Escrow account contained $54,894,943; and in connection
with the OBRE 1998 examination provided what purported to be an escrow statement showing a
balance of $54,840,446 as of August 31, 1998. In or around May 2006, Hargrove was sentenced
to fourteen (14) years in jail for his conduct involving the misappropriation of the subject funds.
In connection with OBRE's duties they conducted a general examination on Intrust at
least once per calendar year. Each examination report from 1991-1998 contains a sworn
statement detailing the assets and liabilities of Intrust in which Intrust reported they were not
aware of any misappropriation of corporate or fiduciary funds. In 1991, in the comment section
of its report, OBRE reported the company's cumulative trust accounts were inexplicably out of
balance and short by over $400,000.00. An OBRE examiner stated the shortage had existed for
several years and had not been rectified and that pursuant to the Order of December 28, 1990,
amounts not reconciled by December 31, 1991, were required to be charged off by Intrust. The
accounts were eventually reconciled. In the September 1991 independent audit the auditor
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found the depositor funds in Intercounty could not be examined or verified, which led to a
qualified opinion on the company's soundness. The February 25, 1994, OBRE examination
report reported Intrust's "commingling of trust assets with that of an affiliate which violates
common law trust principals. One of the fundamental duties of a fiduciary is to keep trust
accounts separate. Management should separate its accounts." Intrust responded to the report
and disagreed with the comments.
Between 1994 and 1995, Intrust deposited nearly 10 million in additional trust funds
with Intercounty and the commingled deposits through Intercounty to LaSalle National Bank
amounted to approximately $40 million. In 1995 the OBRE examination report reported the
comingling of funds between Intrust and Intercounty. The report commented that Intrust does
not receive statements directly from the bank but relies on spreadsheets supplied by Intercounty.
The report further stated Intrust made two large capital loans to Intercounty without a valid
contractual agreement until after the fact, without first obtaining credit information on the debtor
and without effectuating an inspection or appraisal of the collateral.
In the January 1996 OBRE report, the examiner pointed out that Intrust was comingling
trust assets with affiliate's assets. Between 1995 and 1996, Intrust deposited nearly $7,000,000
in additional funds with Intercounty. On August 1, 1996, Intrust's independent auditors issued a
qualified audit report. At that time approximately $57,000,000 was at risk. On June 23, 1997,
Intrust's independent auditor issued another qualified audit report. At that time approximately
$94,000,000 was at risk. In April 1997, OBRE's report stated Intrust's business practices
constituted a patent weakness in account administration.1

1
According to Mr. O’Brien, OBRE Examiner in Charge (“EIC”) for the 1997 examination, the comingling issue
was cured but there was an issue with control over the new escrow account in that Intercounty had signature
authority.
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On June 25, 1998, Intrust's independent auditors issued another qualified report and
warned of the possibility that $54,000,000 in trust funds could be lost as a result of Intrust's
deposits with an affiliate. On August 31, 1998, the OBRE report stated the findings of the
independent auditor was qualified because no independent verification of trust cash was
permitted by the company; the escrow arrangement with Intercounty represented a major
conflict of interest, in that fiduciary funds are benefitting an affiliate company; and the situation
needs to be monitored and steps taken to ensure funds are under Intrust's control.2
In April 1999, pursuant to the directions of Capriotti and Hargrove, Intrust wire
transferred $9,200,000 in additional deposits to the escrow account. OBRE was not informed of
this transfer. Intercounty withdrew the $9,200,000 almost immediately after the transfer,
leaving a balance of $45,949.24.
Some time prior to August 3,1999, OBRE requested verification from Intrust that Intrust
officials had been added to the LaSalle Account, that no withdrawals could be made without
Intrust authority, required account documentation directly from LaSalle bank and a copy of the
LaSalle and Intercounty repurchase agreement. On August 10, 1999, OBRE informed Intrust it
needed to take immediate corrective action regarding the escrow account with Intercounty. On
August 24, 1999, Capriotti assured OBRE that the escrow account issues would be addressed at
the Intrust board meeting that day. On September 1, 1999, OBRE requested that Intercounty
transfer escrow funds to a separate established account at Cole Taylor bank immediately as had
been previously requested on August 31, 1999. Intrust had a Certificate of Good Standing
stating Intrust was qualified to conduct business as a trust. After September 15, 1999, inquiries
on Intrust would be directed to the OBRE website. On September 15, 1999, OBRE issued a

2
According to Mr. Mennel, EIC for the 1998 examination, a LaSalle Bank statement showed $54 million in the
escrow account.
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Corrective Action Order, posted on the OBRE website, outlining the escrow account issues and
requiring Intrust to terminate the escrow account arrangement with Intercounty and take control
of the trust assets and properly account for trust assets. On September 30, 1999, OBRE was
notified by Intrust's president that the escrow arrangement with Intercounty had still not been
rectified. On October 7, 1999, OBRE requested Intrust comply with the Sept. 15 corrective
order no later than October 15, 1999. On October 12, 1999, Intrust reported to OBRE that it
would take care of the issue in a couple of days. On October 15 and October 19, OBRE
contacted Intrust's president to inquire about the escrow account. On October 20, an OBRE
examiner was sent to Intrust to investigate the escrow situation. On November 9, 1999, OBRE
examiners attended an Intrust Board of Directors meeting and were told the escrow account
would be taken care of no later than November 19, 1999. On November 17, OBRE met with
Capriotti on another matter at which time Capriotti blamed Intrust's president for the problems
related to the corrective order and stated he would address the issues on November 18, 1999.
On January 1, 2000, Intrust provided bank and broker statements to OBRE showing
account totals matching the Intrust account totals. By January 19, 2000, OBRE was informed
that Intrust had not yet complied with the September 1999 Corrective Action Order. On
February 7, 2000, OBRE subpoenaed account verification for Intrust from LaSalle Bank3 and
Harris Bank. On February 10, 2000, Intrust provided signature cards for accounts with only
Intrust employees. On March 2, 2000, OBRE issued an order stating that Intrust's practices and
condition pose a threat to the Corporation's ability to operate in a safe, sound and authorized
manner. The order required Intrust to fully comply with the Corrective Action Order within 10
days, increase capital to an amount not less than the escrow assets, recover the funds in escrow

3
This was not part of the regular examination process and had never been done before.
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from Intercounty, file a bond claim and remove any Intercounty affiliated person from all Intrust
account authority. In April 2000, OBRE took possession of Intrust and placed the company in
receivership. At that time, over $68,090,000 in funds and reported interest had been lost.
On or after April 14, 2000, Claimants received individual notice of the receivership.
Sometime thereafter Claimants' accounts at Intrust were frozen. Approximately $4 million
dollars has been recovered on behalf of the Claimants and receiver litigation is still ongoing.
The receiver has declined to pursue any action against the State of Illinois and Claimants were
given leave by the Chancery Court to separately file this action.
LEGAL ANALYSIS
The issue at the heart of this matter is whether the Office of Banks and Real Estate owed
a duty to the Claimants and whether they breached that duty under the Illinois Corporate
Fiduciary Act, 205 ILCS 620 et al. Pursuant to the Act, OBRE is charged with examining trust
operations to inquire "as to the condition and resources of the corporate fiduciary generally, its
mode of conducting and managing its affairs, the action of its directors or trustees, the
investments of its funds, the safety and prudence of its management, the security afforded to
those by whom its engagements are held, and whether the requirements of its charter and of the
laws have been complied with in the administration of its affairs." The statute further authorizes
the Commissioner to take action should it be determined that a violation exists.
The testimony and exhibits produced indicate OBRE complied with its statutory mandate
to examine the trust operation. The Respondent argues they do not owe a duty to the Claimants;
that the decisions of the Commissioner fall within his discretionary duties; that the Corporate
Fiduciary Act does not create a private cause of action; that Claimants failed to exhaust remedies
against their investment advisors; and that no decision can be made by the Court until the
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receivership is closed. The Claimants argue that the Corporate Fiduciary Act mandated a clear
and non-discretionary duty on OBRE to stop unsafe or unsound practices; that the Court in
ruling on the Respondent's Motion to Dismiss, rejected Respondent's arguments that OBRE
could not be liable for the performance or nonperformance of discretionary acts; that the
Claimants have no private right of action against OBRE; or that they did not have a claim for
negligent representation. The Court in its Order stated, "the allegations of the Claimants, taken
as true for the purposes of the Motion to Dismiss, raise an issue of fact as to whether the alleged
negligent acts were the result of the use of discretion undertaken in good faith." The Court goes
on to state, "if the allegations of the Consolidated Complaint are taken as true, then Claimants
have stated a cause of action that would stand against a private person or corporation."
However, the burden of proof when ruling on a motion to dismiss is not the same as when ruling
after a trial on the merits. Therefore we find this Court can consider the argument raised that
OBRE could not be held liable for the performance or nonperformance of discretionary acts.
Generally speaking, the courts have refused to impose liability on similar agencies for
their alleged negligent conduct in performing their statutory duties. Harmsen v. Smith, 586 F.2d
156 (9th Cir. 1978). In Harmsen, the court held that the directors of a bank could not maintain
actions for indemnity against the United States for the alleged negligence of the comptroller in
conducting bank examinations. Notwithstanding the holding of the court on the issue of
statutory duty, in Tcherepnin v. Franz, 393 F.Supp. 1197 (N.D. Ill. 1975), opinion supplemented
424 F.Supp 778, affirmed 570 F.2d 187, cert.denied 99 SCt. 214, 439 U.S.76, the court held,
"Illinois decisions have consistently held that public officials vested with discretion and
empowered to exercise their judgment are immune from liability to third persons provided that
the acts complained of are discretionary in nature, done with the scope of the official's authority
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and not resulting from malicious or corrupt motives." Although Tcherepnin dealt with the
liability of the Director, we find the discussion on ministerial versus discretionary instructive and
hold the acts complained of in the instant case are discretionary in nature. The language of the
Corporate Fiduciary Act vests the Respondent with certain discretionary acts throughout the
statute. Similarly, on the national level, a number of courts have refused to hold a regulatory
agency liable for the performance of its discretionary duties in the examination of banking
institutions. FDIC v. Irwin, 916 F.2d 1051 (5th Cir. 1990), In Re Franklin National Bank
Securities Litigation, 478 F. Supp. 210 (E.D.N.Y. 1979).
Since the acts complained of are discretionary in nature, in order to answer the question
of whether the Respondent violated its statutory duties we must examine whether the
Respondent was willful or malicious in acting or failing to act. This requires an examination of
the facts and a determination on what the Respondent knew and when. The Respondent was
aware of the following:
1. On Dec. 4, 1990, Intrust entered into an escrow agreement with Intercounty Title.
The agreement obligated Intercounty to deposit funds into an escrow account at LaSalle National
Bank.
2. Intrust retained no direct control over the escrow account. Intrust was not a
signatory on the escrow account.
3. The principal registered officers and directors of Intrust were also the principal
registered officers and directors of Intercounty.
4. In the 1991 examination report, OBRE commented that the trust accounts were
out of balance and short by over $400,000.00. The accounts were reconciled.
5. In the 1994 examination report, OBRE commented that commingling trust assets
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with that of an affiliate violates common trust principals and that management should separate its
accounts. Intrust disagreed with the comments.
6. In the 1995 examination report, OBRE commented that Intrust's escrow account
is in the name of Intercounty, that Intrust does not receive statements directly from the bank but
relies on Intercounty spreadsheets, which results in comingling of funds, and that Intrust made
two large capital loans to Intercounty without a valid contract and without obtaining credit
information on the debtor and without an inspection or appraisal of any collateral.
7. In the 1996 examination report, OBRE commented that Intrust has been
commingling trust assets with affiliate's assets.
8. In the 1997 examination report, OBRE commented Intrust's regular business
practices constituted a patent weakness in account administration and violated the company's
basic fiduciary duty to safely control the depositors' funds.
9. In the 1998 examination report, OBRE commented that an independent audit of
Intrust's financial statements was qualified in that no independent verification of trust cash was
permitted by the company; that the escrow agreement with Intercounty represented a major
conflict of interest; and that the situation needs to be monitored and steps taken to insure funds
are under Intrust's control; and that is was difficult to get information on the arrangement and an
actual bank statement was not received, only a photocopy.
10. Some time prior to Aug. 3, 1999, OBRE requested verification from Intrust that it
had been added to the trust account, that no withdrawals could be made without Intrust authority,
account documentation directly from the bank and the Intercounty repurchase agreement.
11. On Aug. 10, 1999, by letter, OBRE informed Intrust it needed to take immediate
corrective action regarding the escrow account.
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12. On Aug. 24, 1999, OBRE received verbal assurances the issues would be
addressed at the Intrust board meeting on that day.
13. On Sept. 15, 1999, OBRE issued a Corrective Action Order, requiring Intrust to
terminate the escrow agreement with Intercounty, to take control of the trust assets and properly
account for the trust assets.
14. On Oct. 7, 1999, by letter, OBRE again requested that Intrust comply with the
Corrective Order.
15. On Oct. 12, 1999, Intrust informed OBRE the matter would be taken care of in a
couple of days.
16. On Oct. 15 and 19, 1999, OBRE contacted Intrust about the escrow account.
17. On Oct. 20, 1999, OBRE sent an examiner to Intrust to investigate the escrow
situation.
18. On Nov. 9, 1999, OBRE examiners attended an Intrust Board meeting and were
told the matter would be taken care of by Nov. 19, 1999.
19. In Jan. 2000, Intrust provided bank statements showing totals matching Intrust
totals for the trust account.
20. On Jan. 19, 2000, OBRE became aware that Intrust had not complied with the
Order.
21. On Feb. 7, 2000, OBRE subpoenaed account verification from the bank. This
was a practice that had never been done before.
22. On Feb. 10, 2000, Intrust gave OBRE signature cards for accounts with only
Intrust employees.
23. On Mar. 1, 2000, OBRE issued an Order stating that Intrust's practices and
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condition pose a threat to their ability to safely operate; that Intrust fully comply with the
Corrective Order in 10 days, increase capital to cover the escrow assets, recover the money in
escrow from Intercounty, file a bond claim, cease placing money in the escrow, and remove any
Intercounty affiliated person from all Intrust account authority.
24. In April 2000, OBRE took possession of Intrust and appointed a receiver.
An examination is not an audit. The purpose of the examination is to gather information
to rate the institution under the Uniform Inter-Agency Trust Rating system. The examiner relies
upon information provided by the institution. And in this case, examiners were misled. Mr.
Capriotti admitted he conspired to defraud Intrust and concealed and provided false statements in
furtherance of his acts, including false statements showing a valid trust account balance as of
May 31, 1997, and May 31, 1998. Although comments were made concerning the trust account,
each year Intrust received a passing component rating. OBRE did not have a formal procedure
for what to do when a potential issue arises during an audit. It is left to the discretion of the
examiner as to when an issue may be unsafe and "taken up" to the next level.
OBRE did not violate its statutory duty up to September 1999 when the Corrective
Action Order was entered. We next examine the time period between September 1999 and when
a receiver was appointed in April 2000, some 7 months later. After the CAO was entered and up
until the time a receiver was appointed, OBRE was going back and forth with Intrust attempting
to obtain compliance with the Order. During that period of time and in January of 2000, OBRE
was provided with bank statements showing a valid account balance. It was not until February
2000, when OBRE, with an action outside of its regular practices, issued a subpoena upon the
bank. OBRE was unsure of the process and not certain that the federal bank would even honor
the subpoena. However, the records were obtained and in March 2000, OBRE issued an Order
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of the Commissioner requiring Intrust, among other items, to fully comply with the CAO,
increase capital, recover funds in escrow from Intercounty, and remove any Intercounty affiliated
person from the account. In April 2000, a receiver was appointed. We find OBRE did not
violate its statutory duty between September 1999 and April 2000.
Here, OBRE under its statutory grant of authority examined the corporate fiduciary.
OBRE identified issues with the trust account and partially because of the criminal and
fraudulent misrepresentations made, OBRE, in good faith, took the actions identified. The
decision as to what actions to take was discretionary. There is no proof of any willful or
malicious conduct on the part of OBRE. We follow the line of cases that have refused to hold
regulatory agencies liable for allegedly negligently performing discretionary functions. We find
that the Claimants have failed to establish that the Respondent had a duty to the account holders.
Therefore, OBRE did not have a duty to the account holders and further, even if a duty could be
assumed, the discretion accorded would lead to the conclusion that OBRE did not breach its
duty.
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that based on the foregoing, the claims of the Claimants are
hereby denied.
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(No. 07-CC-2904 – Claim awarded)
MJC CONSTRUCTORS INC., Claimant, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, DEPARTMENT OF

TRANSPORTATION, Respondent.
Opinion filed September 13, 2011
RICHARD HARDCASTLE, Counsel for Claimant

LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (JULIE MORGAN, Assistant Attorney General, of
counsel), for Respondent.
Contract, Changed Conditions- Changed conditions in contract law entitle a contractor to

additional compensation under the contract for extra work performed. The condition of
the two ponds were different than depicted on the contract drawings. A substantial
amount of fill was required to meet the planned grades to achieve drainage. The ponds
conditions were materially different than those contemplated by the Contract and
constituted a changed condition.
Contract, Implied warrant- The "Spearin Doctrine" sets forth that an owner in a
construction situation necessarily impliedly warrants that the plans and specifications are
possible to perform, are adequate for performance and free from defects.
Contract, Damages- The State, as owner of the property, is required to reimburse a

contractor who incurs additional costs due to faulty plans or specifications they provide
the contractor to use in performing the contract.
Contract, Sufficient funds- The Court cannot enter an award unless sufficient funds
remain unexpended in the appropriation made to fund the project. The Court's policy in
breach of contract claims is to limit awards so as not to exceed the amount of funds,
appropriated and lapsed, with which payment could have been made.
OPINION
Storino, J.
Claimant, MJC Constructors, Inc., (MJC) brings this action against the State of Illinois,
Department of Transportation - Division of Aeronautics (IDOT), Respondent, alleging breach of
contract and seeks monetary damages, plus interest and costs of suit. This Court has jurisdiction
pursuant to 705 ILCS 505/8.
Procedural History
MJC filed its Complaint on March 28, 2007, attaching a copy of the Construction
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Contract and Bond.
Respondent filed its Answer on May 29, 2007, denying generally the allegations in MJC's
Complaint and setting forth affirmative defenses: a) MJC failed to timely complete the work as
provided by Contract plus extension time; b) MJC completed its work 123 days after the
allowable time; and c) Respondent is entitled to damages as provided by Contract for the failure
to timely complete the work. Respondent seeks a reduction of any judgment that is rendered by
a set-off amount that is attributable to MJC's breach of contract.
Final hearing was conducted October 22 and 23, 2008, before the assigned commissioner.
Facts
Claimant MJC was awarded Construction Contract No. 3501 (SC602) (the Contract) by
IDOT on October 4, 2005, for all work to be performed on the Sedimentation Basin Conversion
Project (the project) located at MidAmerica Airport in St. Clair County, Illinois. The three
sedimentation basins (also referred to as ponds), designated as Basin No. 178 (pond 1), Basin
No. 169 (pond 2) and Basin No. 145 (pond 3) were to be drained and reconstructed so as not to
retain water. Generally speaking, the goal was to eliminate standing water near the runways so
that birds and other wildlife would not be attracted to the area creating a safety hazard for air
traffic. Pond 1 drained according to plan and is not at issue here. Ponds 2 and 3 did not drain as
anticipated and are the center of this dispute.
The Contract
The required completion date under the terms of the Contract was sixty calendar days
from the date of commencement of work. Specifically, the Contract provided that work shall be
commenced within ten days after the Notice to Proceed (NTP) was issued. The NTP was issued
by IDOT on October 31, 2005. MJC sent a Construction Start Date letter to IDOT advising that
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it began work on November 2, 2005. Accordingly, the initial required completion date was
calculated to be January 2, 2006, and an agreed damage figure of $550 per day for each day
beyond sixty days is provided by the Contract terms. MJC issued its notice of substantial
completion to IDOT on November 3, 2006.
The Contract provided that MJC shall furnish the materials for and perform all the work
in connection with the "sedimentation basin conversion" in the referenced project for the
Contract price of $303,000.00, based upon: the unit bid prices submitted on estimated quantities,
in strict accordance with listed provisions and employment practices; the Schedule of Prices
attached; the June 10, 2005, plan drawings prepared for IDOT by Earth Tech, Inc. (Earth Tech)
for the project; and the IDOT Standard Specifications for Construction of Airports dated January
1985, incorporated by reference into the Contract.
The parties agree that the Contract consists of the original Contract, the plan drawings
dated June 10, 2005, the Proposal, Change Orders 1 and 2, and the Standard Specifications for
Construction of Airports. The parties do not agree that Change Order 3 is part of the Contract at
issue because it seeks to assess the disputed liquidated damages at issue here.
The Letters
Although the parties disagree about the proper course of action, they do agree that the
project stood idle for several months and ponds 2 and 3 did not drain. In late December 2005,
MJC sought clear direction from Earth Tech regarding material unsuitable for grading to the
tolerances as provided by plan on ponds 2 and 3, along with a few other concerns about disposal
and equipment necessitated by conditions different than planned. Earth Tech told MJC the
grading would be adequate if no ponding occurred, even if tolerances are exceeded.
On January 11, 2006, MJC wrote Earth Tech that it needed the Resident Engineer to
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locate and reference the centerline of survey and noted that MJC has been delayed by the lack of
this layout since December 28, 2005. MJC further acknowledged Earth Tech's position that the
work would be deemed acceptable if positive drainage is maintained. Further, MJC sets out the
conditions of materials and elevations different than those that could have been determined prior
to the bid and agreed to grade ponds 2 and 3, accordingly.
Thereafter, inclement weather rendered the site conditions unsuitable for work according
to MJC and, in particular, the haul road to be used for access to the ponds could not be
constructed. On February 7, 2006, MJC requested a Contract modification to allow for a solid
base haul road to provide site access. MJC requested and attended a meeting to discuss
accessibility on February 27, 2006. Thereafter, letters were exchanged disputing everything
from the weather to drainage methods, grading and security clearances.
Mother Nature then contributed to the drainage problem with abundant rainfall during
early 2006. Site conditions were saturated from December 2005, through March 2006. By
March 27, 2006, MJC was still seeking clear direction from Earth Tech on how to proceed and
had previously suggested a conference to air differences. On March 28, 2006, Earth Tech sent a
non-responsive letter that says, in essence, you already have our answer. Earth Tech
acknowledged the saturated condition of the ponds and the haul road on that date. On April 3,
2006, MJC wrote Earth Tech summarizing the work shutdown period on critical items since
November 28, 2005, and predicted that period would extend well into the spring and possibly
summer.
On May 9, 2006, MJC advised Earth Tech that 1) the pond excavations were complete to
the best of their abilities given the site conditions 2) requested confirmation that the ponds were
acceptable for seeding and erosion blanket, and 3) the haul route would be completed at the first
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opportunity allowed by weather. An e-mail correspondence on May 18, 2006, to Earth Tech
from MJC advised that the haul route was still too wet and made the same request for Earth Tech
to review the site.
In response, on May 19, 2006, Earth Tech directed MJC to drain ponds 2 and 3 by
whatever means MJC decided was necessary with the goal of getting water to flow through.
Earth Tech advised MJC that draining and discing those ponds would expedite drying and allow
final grading to Contract specifications as discussed at the April 18, 2006, site meeting.
On May 24, 2006, MJC documented in a letter to Earth Tech that the site was still too
wet to work on the haul route, and reiterated that ponds 2 and 3 had vastly different material than
pond 1 at the bottom. The letter stated that as such, ponds 2 and 3 do not allow for excavation to
a sound bottom and prohibit access by the equipment to cut and fill to the lines and grades on the
plan drawings.
On May 31, 2006, MJC made a formal notice of claim for additional compensation and
requested an extension of time due to conditions other than those provided in the Contract, i.e.,
the bottoms of the ponds at issue are lower than indicated on the plan drawings and the contours
of those ponds are also different than those depicted on the contour sheets in the plan drawings.
In short, MJC asserted that pockets of water and unsuitable materials below the design elevations
require excavation and drainage not anticipated at the time of the bid.
On June 9, 2006, Earth Tech wrote MJC (received June 13, 2006) regarding the same,
now stale, disputes and claimed that it would consider recommending the exclusion of
unworkable days from the Contract period during inclement weather and items out of MJC's
control, if MJC details its justification for each day. Earth Tech directed MJC to return to work
by June 26, 2006, or be considered as failing to respond. On June 27, 2006, MJC wrote Earth
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Tech confirming that MJC agreed to return to the site under protest, as well as track and
complete the additional work and submit an equitable adjustment of the Contract. Disputes
remain at the time of completion on ponds 2 and 3 as well as the necessity of the haul road.
The Ponds
Standing water remained in some areas of pond 3 in April 2006. On April 18, 2006, MJC
informed Earth Tech that the basin elevation in pond 3 was lower than represented in the plan
drawings preventing completion of work and a site meeting was held. This meeting confirmed
MJC's position since December 2005, that the lack of drainage rendered the area unworkable and
lower than depicted in the Contract.
On June 26, 2006, MJC wrote Earth Tech confirming that permission had been given by
Earth Tech to allow MJC to cut a drainage ditch through the berms, so long as MJC fills in and
re-establishes compaction to the berms' current condition. Also confirmed was MJC's
reservation of rights for additional costs incurred to complete the work. On June 27, 2006, Earth
Tech directed MJC to perform the work, claimed as additional work by MJC, under threat of
termination.
MJC breached the berm on pond 3 on June 29, 2006, so that excavation and grading
could be completed. The parties had not anticipated this method of drainage in its Contract and
do not agree that the actual elevation was substantially different than the plan drawings on pond
3. According to MJC, the previously requested survey information from Earth Tech received on
July 12, 2006, illustrates material differences than existing conditions represented in the
Contract; in particular, the existing grades in pond 3 were eighteen inches lower than represented
in the Contract. As a result, pond 3 did not drain through the discharge structure as planned
during bidding.
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Ultimately, after the berm was breached in pond 3, it was regraded to adjusted grades by
the field representative to eliminate ponding by filling in the area, instead of excavating one foot
as originally called for in the Contract. MJC claims that it incurred an additional $13,803.57, in
costs to complete the work on pond 3 by breaching the berm and regrading the basin. On August
23, 2006, MJC submitted its proposal to Earth Tech with supporting documentation for work
completed on pond 3.
On August 4, 2006, MJC again notified Earth Tech that the reconstruction work could
not be performed according to the plan drawings for pond 2 because the conditions were
materially different than represented in the Contract. After breaching the berm two and one-half
feet lower than the drainage structure, the contours were as much as two feet lower in places than
the Contract indicated. This necessitated importing material to attain the final grades contained
in the Contract. Alternatively, a new outfall pipe could be installed at an elevation low enough
to insure drainage but the existing materials could not be prepared for seeding and blanket work.
MJC's suggestions in this regard had been presented to Earth Tech's field representative but were
summarily dismissed.
MJC received a letter dated August 14, 2006, from Earth Tech requesting a proposal to
lower the flow by installation of a new drainage pipe without providing necessary details. In
response, MJC submitted additional questions on August 17, 2006, regarding the specifications
for the new drain pipe, grades and elevations, as well as existing soils and backfill for pond 2.
On August 22, 2006, MJC submitted a proposal, included with its proposal for
corrections to pond 3, for a new discharge pipe installation for pond 2. On September 1, 2006,
MJC re-submitted a proposal separately for pond 2 in the amount of $12,526.00, clarifying the
scope of work and terms for the new discharge pipe, excluding investigative costs incurred to
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identify the problems. On October 11, 2006, MJC submitted yet another proposal on pond 2 in
the amount of $23,989.00. This proposal included a 30 day extension. Work on pond 2 was idle
from August 4, 2006, through September 7, 2006, at which time MJC received Earth Tech's
approval to perform work now known as Change Order 2. MJC completed the grading work on
pond 2 on October 6, 2006, but the weather did not allow for immediate seeding.
Completion
Ultimately, Earth Tech sent a non-compliance letter to MJC dated October 23, 2006,
demanding corrective action within ten days by providing a written plan for the completion of
the Contract and threatening default. MJC provided its written plan on October 26, 2006,
addressing the outstanding work for seeding (3 to 4 days work) and removal of the silt fence
after seventy-five percent growth (2 days work). Because Earth Tech would not discuss the
contents of its non-compliance letter with MJC, the written plan was prepared based upon MJC's
own assessment of the project and invited changes or corrections within two days.
On November 3, 2006, MJC notified Earth Tech of substantial completion and requested
a final inspection. Earth Tech notified IDOT on November 13, 2006, of the substantial
completion date. On November 20, 2006, Earth Tech requested MJC to provide its requested
time extension justifying the accumulation of each calendar day beyond the sixty calendar days
approved.
Damages Claimed
MJC alleges that IDOT has failed to pay a remaining principal balance due of
$67,330.07, pursuant to Contract and, further, failed to pay $13,803.57, as the value for the
supervision, labor, material and equipment, including overhead and profit for extra work
performed by MJC on pond 3. MJC also alleges that it is due $23,989.00 for extra work
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performed as directed by IDOT. Finally, MJC alleges that it performed extra work on the project
haul road at the direction of IDOT valued at $9,790.43. The total amount MJC claims due and
owing for all Contract work, including extra work on pond 2, pond 3 and the project haul road is
$110,275.07. MJC contends that the liquidated damages clause in the Contract is invalid and
unenforceable.
Respondent claims that it does not owe the amount claimed and, further, that the
appropriate calculation of liquidated damages to be used as a set-off against any monies owed
under the Contract is $550 per day, pursuant to the Proposal at page 2, for 123 days of unexcused
delay.
Summary of Relevant Testimony
Cornell Meyer (Meyer), President and CEO of MJC at all relevant times, testified as
follows: He has been in the construction industry since 1975 performing contracts of varied
sizes. At the time of this Contract, MJC had sufficient capacity and experience to perform what
should have been a relatively simple project. Meyer identified the plan drawings and described
his course of action to drain the ponds. He was assured by Jim Anderson with the Division of
Aeronautics that the Contract time was not an issue recognizing that the seeding, mulching and
fertilizing could not be performed in the winter.
In bidding the Contract, Meyer relied on the information from the owner that the Contract
documents were accurate and complete. Initial plans provided temporary measures to control
sediment runoff and silt erosion in anticipation of drainage flow when the plug was pulled on the
ponds. MJC mobilized its equipment on November 2, 2005, and demobilized in April 2006.
Pond 1 drained, the bottom was relatively stable and it was put to grade. In one of the ponds,
they expected a problem in two smaller areas which would require a pump to drain. No problem
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was anticipated in the other pond, according to the plan drawings.
MJC began draining and grading even though Earth Tech did not perform the survey
work establishing center line control points for staking of the project until January 2006. Two
of the ponds did not drain as anticipated. In response, MJC proposed that the area be
overexcavated, then filled instead of cut as required in the Contract at extra cost. Meyer testified
that MJC could not get Earth Tech to address the problem and then unfavorable weather
conditions set in. As the project sat idle for the next few months, MJC continued to monitor the
site, remained mobilized and felt comfortable that time was not an issue. No one from IDOT or
Earth Tech was complaining that the project was not completed nor threatening liquidated
damages, even though the project was now outside the sixty day period.
Meyer scheduled a meeting with IDOT, Division of Aeronautics, and its representatives
in February to address the outstanding issues but that meeting was unsuccessful. Meyer did not
ask for a time extension on the Contract at any time, relying upon earlier representations by Jim
Anderson, that time was not an issue. Earth Tech's letter to Meyer dated March 9, 2006, was the
first mention to Meyer that the project was overdue.
The haul route did not have a complete design. It did not provide drainage for the low
areas on the haul route and Earth Tech would not address that issue either. Ultimately, MJC
waited for the haul road area to dry up in summer and they installed stone in areas that had
flooded.
In late March 2006, MJC was still seeking direction from Earth Tech on how to handle
the soft and yielding materials, i.e., whether they should use fill from the edge of the site or go
off-site. Because this was a change not contemplated in the Contract, MJC could not make a
unilateral decision. Earth Tech suggested a meeting at the work site would not be productive
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due to the saturated conditions. Excavation work had been completed and MJC demobilized in
April 2006, because it was clear that material did not need to be hauled out due to the grades
lower than the Contract plan.
MJC's letter dated May 31, 2006, to Earth Tech put them on notice that MJC was
incurring additional costs and that Earth Tech's failure to address the issues presented had
prevented MJC from performance under the Contract. Meyer explained that no work had been
performed since April 28, 2006, because MJC was still waiting for the ponds to drain or
direction on how to handle the conditions where the grades were too low. No one had replied to
MJC's suggestion of overexcavating and backfilling or otherwise address the problems
presented. MJC then proposed to Earth Tech, on June 20, 2006, a cut through the existing levies
on the two problematic ponds. This work was considered extra work because it would have been
unnecessary if the grades were as represented on the Contract drawings. This type of change in
design, lowering grades and breaching berms, is something that must be authorized.
Meyer testified further that Earth Tech accepted MJC's proposal, the change work was
performed and it took another month to drain the ponds to dry out the soil. When the pond
drained, the elevations were determined to be one and one-half to two feet lower over about 80%
of the pond than what the Contract drawings represented. Excavation was never needed in the
areas where the grades were lower than represented. Once clearing and grubbing was complete,
it was apparent that fill material would be needed to build up the bottom and reach final grade
requirements of the Contract.
Earth Tech claimed the grades were lower due to earlier excavation by MJC. Meyer
denied that was possible because excavation could not be performed until the pond was drained
and all work done after drainage was just clearing and grubbing. Additional direction was
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needed to complete the project and ultimately MJC was instructed to leave the bottom materials
in place.
Meyer calculated the pond 2 design changes and submitted a claim for $23,989.00.
Regarding pond 3, MJC was told to file a claim which it did in the amount of $13,803.57. No
one challenged any of the costs or supporting documents submitted by MJC.
Significantly, MJC received a default notice on October 23, 2006, from IDOT (and
copied to their bonding company) at a time when the only remaining work was three to four days
of light duty seeding work. A default notice on MJC's record was a very serious matter that
directly impacted their ability to obtain additional work. When MJC attempted to contact Earth
Tech after receiving the default notice, MJC was told by Tom Goode at Earth Tech that the
Division of Aeronautics instructed him not to talk to MJC.
The project was substantially complete for its design purpose in September 2006. On
November 3, 2006, MJC advised that the project was 100% complete including the seeding
work.
Regarding damages, Meyer testified that MJC and IDOT differed on certain pay items
such as quantities for excavation work, seeding work, and clearing and grubbing. MJC incurred
additional costs to drain and regrade the haul road. Meyer also testified that Nollau, the seeding
contractor, is entitled through MJC to recover on the claim he submitted because the haul roads
are specified on the Contract drawings as having areas of soil disturbance included for payment
under the seeding clause. Meyer believes that IDOT's position is that the seeding near the haul
road is incidental to the Contract despite contrary language in the Contract.
MJC submitted a request for a time extension detailing the delays caused by weather,
lack of direction and approval for changes, and additional work required because of the change
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in conditions. The calendar submitted by Meyer marking the days that MJC was able to work on
the critical path indicated a total of 68 days. Meyer testified that he believes that he should
receive the time extension through the end of the project and no liquidated damages should be
assessed.
Upon cross-examination, Meyer testified that he believes each and every item of the
project has been completed, including punch list items given to him by IDOT such as silt fence,
construction debris and contractor's lock removal. He testified as to his awareness of a lawsuit in
St. Clair County claiming that MJC owes Nollau approximately $30,000 for work on this
project. Meyer admitted that MJC wrote a letter on February 7, 2006, claiming access to the site
was the problem, rather than basin conditions. Meyer also admitted that at the beginning of the
project, MJC was looking for the machine to put the rock down on the haul road. Meyer denied
that incompletion of the haul road until the summer of 2006 delayed the project and, instead,
Meyer claimed that MJC used the haul road anyway for their equipment and that all of the
excavation work was done without the haul road completion.
Meyer denied threatening Tom Goode at the meeting in Springfield with IDOT
Aeronautics. Meyer admitted that there were several new plans that contemplated earlier
completion dates which were not met. Meyer quoted four reasons for delays: 1) weather; 2)
extremely wet soil after draining; 3) changes to the work caused by conditions materially
different than the Contract documents represented; and 4) the award of the Contract at a time
when it was impossible to perform the work inside of sixty calendar days. Meyer was unaware
of being given an option to wait until spring to start the Contract. Security clearances and a
permit acquisition initially held up issuance of the Notice to Proceed, according to Meyer. The
airport was not busy so Meyer did not believe that MJC's presence was a problem, despite the
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necessity for ingress and egress clearance.
Meyer clarified that 90% of the sedimentation in pond 2 did not have to be excavated. He
believed that an accurate quantity was difficult to determine and Meyer's best guess was based
on the volume change. Meyer observed MJC employees shooting grades in the field and also
observed the cross-sections supplied. The only excavation was clearing and grubbing of
materials that stayed in the basin on top of the sediment for incorporation into the final grade.
The two berms breached for draining ponds 2 and 3 were changes to the Contract, in
Meyer's opinion, and qualified for additional remuneration. Meyer agreed that he considered the
berm cuts beyond the scope of the original Contract and understood that Earth Tech considered
those cuts to be within the scope of the Contract. Meyer believed that the Contract drawings
show reasonably what they could anticipate on how the project could perform but, because
conditions were different than what was represented on the drawings, the drainage did not
perform as anticipated. The only specified method of drainage in the Contract was to remove the
portion of the outlet structures so the blockage would be removed. Methods for excavation were
not specified in the Contract. To estimate the amount of soil excavated, Meyer testified that
MJC verified the volume change calculations from the cross-sections that implied over 15,000
yards and used load counts to reach an estimate. However, Meyer maintains that MJC did not
touch 90% of pond 2 for excavation.
Regarding the sixty calendar day completion requirement, Meyer testified that the
calculation of time must consider changes and weather, versus critical path work, and points out
that the Contract also required that work get started by September 16, 2005. The work actually
started November 2, 2005, and work was performed through December 2005. Critical path work
could not be resumed until September 2006.
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The two maps used for reference during trial were drawn by MJC's engineer, Brian
Marks, based on information contained in the Contract drawings and field shots. Meyer
admitted that he is not a registered engineer by education and his testimony was based on
experience. In his opinion, some shrinkage in the bottom of the ponds would occur from
drainage and swelling may occur for a short period of time when it rained.
On re-direct, Meyer testified that after the berm was cut on pond 2, and it was verified
that the bottom of that pond was lower than indicated in the Contract documents, Earth Tech
then asked for a proposal for cutting the berm, a new pipe installation, lowering the elevation
below the outlet structure, and backfilling the berm. Although Earth Tech may not have agreed
in June 2006, that cutting the berm in pond 2 was outside the scope of the Contract, Meyer
believes that by August, Earth Tech seemed to agree with MJC which ultimately led to a change
order.
Regarding the punch list, Meyer testified that there was no reference in the final closeout
document from IDOT that there remained any punch list items open. Meyer also clarified his
position that the haul road did not need to be rocked to complete the dirt work and, MJC used a
grass haul road to access the site. Meyer also explained the requirement for the use of a rock
paver which was ultimately waived. In his experience, IDOT specifies the use of a rock paver to
minimize the amount of overage on the quantity of stone which is itemized as a unit price at
IDOT's expense. This has nothing to do with the performance of the roadway and, instead, is a
cost control measure. When stone application is quoted as a lump sum pay item, as it was here,
the requirement for a rock paver could be waived because the quality, amount and application
width of the stone is not a cost item to IDOT. In this case, IDOT asked for a $250 credit to
waive the rock paver and MJC agreed. By the time this agreement was reached, it was too far
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into the winter months for work to continue.
A letter dated April 21, 2006, from MJC to Earth Tech assumed that nothing more could
be done with respect to excavating and grading ponds 2 and 3 and requested permission to seed
the pond basins, as is. That request was denied, so the schedule could not be met. Another
schedule was proposed by MJC to Earth Tech on May 9, 2006, which was dependent upon
approval of design changes given the site conditions, and that request was also denied rendering
the proposed schedule impossible. Meyer testified this was another example of MJC trying to
solve the problems presented by the changed site conditions. Meyer was firm that MJC was not
"dragging its feet."
On re-cross examination, Meyer testified that IDOT was not giving them a solution, so
he was proposing a schedule to just finish up seeding even though pond 2 still had water in its
basin. Meyer was asked whether or not the change order included compensation for the berm
cut, and he specifically referenced the acceptance of his proposal which allowed for a change to
cut the channel, remove existing structure, install a new pipe and backfill. Meyer testified that
change order 3 was an adjustment of pay quantities. He did not believe it to be part of the
original agreement.
The Respondent called to testify Daniel Jason Trapp (Trapp), a professional civil
engineer who worked for Earth Tech as the engineer of record on this project. At the time of his
testimony Trapp was employed by St. Clair County, MidAmerica Airport. He testified that Earth
Tech developed the original plans for the project at issue and had an employee on site during
95% of the work. Trapp testified that the one-foot contours on the maps provided as exhibits and
part of the Contract drawings are accurate within one foot showing a very irregular contour on
the surface of the basins. These were provided by a licensed surveyor prior to the start of the
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project using boats and waders while water was present in the pond. Given the contours, Trapp
believed the specifications would call for filling the areas with existing soils, not imported
material. Step one would be draining the existing water by removing the perforated pipe in each
of the basins. Based upon the drawings, Trapp estimated the approximately one-half of pond 2
would not drain based upon the contours represented. After the plug was pulled, he believed that
the drainage looked similar to the contours represented, and expected the southern half of the
pond to retain water. On pond 3, MJC used the same method of pulling the plug to remove
water. The entire purpose of the project was to drain the ponds so that they did not attract
wildlife in the area of the airport.
Trapp testified that, in the spirit of getting things done, they agreed to allow pond 2 to be
graded at the same elevation with fine grading of any irregularities for drainage. A new drain
was installed beneath the lowest elevation which allowed performance admittedly not at the
elevations originally intended. Earth Tech calculated a quantity of excavation based upon the
existing contours. The actual measured quantities were based upon another set of surveys after
the plugs were pulled and most of the water had drained. A different surveyor than the one who
did the existing contours took the cross sections. After the grading was complete, the second
surveyor took final cross sections to calculate the final earth work quantities. Trapp testified that
the general layout of the existing contours was not dramatically different than the proposed
elevations.
Trapp did not recommend that the claim for extra work by MJC on pond 2 be paid. He
also felt that MJC's claim for work to cut the berm for drainage on pond 3 was not extra work
but, instead, was required as a part of the Contract with no changes in the scope of the work.
Trapp has seen contractors use sumps to drain water and does not know whether MJC used a
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sump for drainage because he was not on site every day.
The unique qualities of this project were within the airport security regulations, so the
contractor's personnel did have security clearance and were required to maintain radio control
with air traffic control. Trapp would have expected the haul road to be the first thing completed
because it provided access to the site but the rock was not put in until the following summer. He
believes that MJC used an area adjacent to the haul road for their work, even though that area
was not intended for construction traffic. The haul road was excavated but rock was not timely
placed so water could not drain. Trapp believes this was in violation of the Standard
Specifications for Construction of Airports, incorporated into the Contract, which says the grade
shall be maintained so that it will be well drained at all times. Trapp testified that MJC's letter of
February 7, 2006, claiming that site access was delaying the project was written during the time
frame when the haul route was dug, but no rock placed in it.
In his opinion, Trapp believed that the basin soils were not, as claimed by Meyer,
"unsuitable." Earth Tech told MJC in letters, and verbally, that there was no problem with the
suitability of the soils, but that the basins were wet and needed drainage, according to Trapp. On
several occasions, Earth Tech told MJC that the ponded areas needed to be drained, keeping in
mind the goal of water flow through the basins with no ponding.
Eventually, MJC was authorized to proceed with a change order to install the new outlet
structure at the lower elevation and was paid $12,526.00 for that installation. This included the
berm cut with filling and replacing. However, Trapp did not consider this payment a concession
that the berm cut was an addition or change to the Contract. Instead, the change order was
issued in the spirit of cooperation. Trapp admitted that the lower elevation was a foot to a foot-
and-a-half lower than the existing elevation which caused the final grades to be revised to a
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lower point for the new structure.
Trapp explained his comments on the IDOT contractor's performance evaluation that
MJC was confrontational, uncooperative and nonresponsive throughout the duration of the
project. He cited instances of confrontational words, blocked communications and refusal to
perform the Contract requirements such as rock placement on the haul road and drainage of the
basins. Trapp believed that MJC just refused to complete the project and, ultimately, a default
letter was issued.
The third and final change order included line item deductions or add-ons such as a one-
and-a-half acre deduction from the Contract for clearing and grubbing unclassified excavations.
In comparing the items, Trapp noted that there was roughly a twenty percent increase in the
estimated cubic yards of unclassified excavation because the final grades did not match the
proposed grades in the plans.
Regarding Contract time, Trapp testified that it took 367 calendar days to complete this
project and MJC was given 184 calendar days of credit. According to Trapp, this project never
went into a winter shutdown period. He referenced several daily reports citing workable
conditions but no work by MJC. In addition, Trapp believed seven punch list items remained
incomplete.
Earth Tech submitted amendments to its original consulting agreement for $33,000.00,
additional costs incurred due to the Contract overrun. On cross-examination, Trapp testified that
the costs submitted in the amendments had nothing to do with design services and he did not
know the exact amount that was charged by Earth Tech to IDOT. He also did not know whether
IDOT should be required to pay for Earth Tech services of being on site during the same period
of time MJC was given a time extension. Trapp claimed they did not specifically keep track of
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time extension days separately because that was the intent of the liquidated damages. He was
on-site during the beginning of the Contract during spring and summer and would make a site
visit two to three times a week. Other Earth Tech personnel were responsible for being there on
a daily basis. It would take approximately ten minutes to drive to the project site and about an
hour total to gain access, check the site, do the paperwork and return. Trapp made no effort and
was not asked to calculate the time Earth Tech charged IDOT for days where MJC did not work,
but could have worked.
Trapp could not recall the exact date when Earth Tech actually approved the design
change giving MJC notice to proceed but believes it was reasonably on or about September 7,
2006. Prior to that, work in that pond was not proceeding. Earth Tech's sample of daily field
reports during August 2006, recorded that the site was workable but MJC was not working and
did not reference that MJC was waiting on direction from Earth Tech.
When the berm was breached on pond 2 with Earth Tech's permission, Trapp did not
consider it to be an extra to the Contract. He witnessed the rush of water as soon as the berm
was breached and agreed that no materials were taken out of the basin after it dried. Instead,
materials were moved within the basin for fine grading. Trapp agreed that the existing
elevations were lower than the proposed elevations but contended that Earth Tech knew from the
existing contours that the basin was lower than the outflow structure and that is why it did not
drain. Trapp did not agree that the entire pond was a foot to two feet less than as indicated in the
Contract documents. He believed the bottom half varied in existing contours and, eventually,
Trapp agreed that to grade the bottom of pond 2, to the planned elevation, it would have required
fill in the bottom part. Trapp testified that Earth Tech had as-built elevations which are the final
cross sections used for quantity calculations.
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In May 2005, Trapp used the Contract plans and the cross sections of the baseline
established by survey to estimate cut and fill in the proposed project in the amounts of total cut,
3,828.38 cubic yards, and fill, 1,347.48 cubic yards. Trapp agreed that MJC's calculations for
cut and fill were fairly close to these estimates. For pond 2, the final cut measurement was 5,988
cubic yards instead of the anticipated 3,828 cubic yards because the proposed grades were
different than the final grades which were much lower.
Trapp did not agree that the design change needed to lower the outflow structure was
because when the pond dried up, it was two feet lower than anticipated. Trapp testified that
when it was dry, the pond was very similar to what was shown on the plans with tons of
irregularities and holes which needed regrading to drain. Trapp did not realize MJC had used a
sump pump in recognition of low areas that did not drain and would not admit that one of the
assumptions made in allotting time for this Contract was how long it would take for initial
drainage.
After cross-examination pertaining to a scratch sheet produced in discovery by Earth
Tech estimating two days for dewatering of the project, Trapp claimed it was not his
handwriting, and that he did not know if it pertained to this project or whether the estimation
contemplated draining only the ponds at issue. He believed that dewatering could have included
a sump pump, pulling the plugs or cutting temporary ditches. Trapp maintained that all the pond
bottoms existed as were represented in the Contract documents. The MidAmerica St. Louis
Airport Sedimentation Basin Maintenance Project workday estimate prepared by Earth Tech as a
preliminary work-up included two days for dewatering of all basins and partial demolition of
existing outflow structures. The estimate for dewatering did not reference breaching a berm and
Trapp agreed that Earth Tech would certainly request permission for doing so.
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Regarding Change Order 2, Trapp testified that it would not have been fair to approve a
new pipe and not approve payment for cutting the ditch. According to Trapp, MJC refused to
place the final grades as shown on the plans so an additional outflow structure was necessary.
However, Trapp admitted that in order for MJC to place the grades on pond 2, to the planned
elevation, it would have required a couple thousand yards of fill.
Trapp believed the Contract contained terms that allow for MJC to elect a winter
shutdown for a reasonable amount of time and Earth Tech recommended they do so. Since MJC
returned to work in April 2006, it could have shut down for six months beginning in November
2005, through April 2006, without incurring any additional calendar days on the Contract.
After extensive questioning on excavation from pond 2, Trapp would not concede that the
large cut overrun was because the bottom was lower than planned. He believed the amount
shown on the final survey results was excavated by MJC from pond 2 despite the fact that MJC
demobilized at the end of April 2006, and the records show no excavation had gone on in pond 2
since that time.
The punch list was not sent to MJC after December 2006, because, according to Trapp,
the list had been made clear before that time and nobody had responded. Trapp did not recall
any clearing or grubbing in pond 2 after the berm was breached. At the time of the default letter
threatening termination of MJC, there was not a lot of work to be done, and Trapp believed the
Contract was not substantially complete at that time because three days of seeding work was
pretty significant.
Trapp agreed that the haul road should have conformed to the contours of the land and
the contractor was not allowed to raise or lower areas. He believed that if the rock had been
placed down, the road would have held up, even in the low areas underwater. The seeding for
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the haul road was included in the lump sum payment, according to Trapp, and there was no
Contract clause that would allow seeding as a separate pay item. He believed seeding and mulch
would be required for the construction of the haul road because the Contract required any areas
disturbed by activities related to the project shall be returned to the original condition. This work
was considered incidental to the Contract.
Earth Tech did have as-built drawings for the ponds done and Trapp knew the location of
those drawings but they were not produced in connection with the lawsuit. When questioned
about the survey initially performed on these ponds, Trapp testified that he did not watch the
surveyors and does not know their specific methods but he believed them to be licensed
surveyors who accurately represented the existing contours of the ponds.
Respondent next called to testify Michael F. Wilhelm (Wilhelm) who works for IDOT as
the section chief of construction and materials at the Illinois Division of Aeronautics. The
Division of Aeronautics functions as the agent of the airport using an agency-inparticipation
agreement. He is familiar with the Contract at issue and the liquidated damages component at
$550 per day as well as MidAmerica Airport. Wilhelm believed the airport was financially
impacted by its safety concerns and project overruns requiring engineering personnel to be out in
the field. IDOT also incurred added costs on this project such as monitoring the work not
performed yet and closing out the grant. The extra time involved is not calculated because there
is no physical way to keep track of other entities.
On cross-examination, Wilhelm testified that ninety-five percent of the liquidated
damages would go to the federal government, FAA, and two-and-a-half percent would go back
to the state and two-and-a-half percent would go to the local sponsor, the airport. He admitted
that IDOT would have precise billings from Earth Tech on the 116 days not excused for delay
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and could calculate to the penny how much Earth Tech charged for its services. He admitted that
such calculation had not been done.
Wilhelm's information on the project came from Earth Tech representatives and what he
witnessed at the site. He believed that MJC refused to place fill in pond 2 as required by the
Contract and disapproved the extra requested by MJC to do so. In the spirit of cooperation, they
did approve a different type of extra to solve the problem in pond 2, in an effort to get the work
complete and the uncooperative contractor out of the site. Wilhelm was involved with the
project by information received from their consultant, Earth Tech, and having visited the site one
time and at the final inspection. He was present at the Springfield meeting and considered
Meyer to be belligerent and threatening.
On rebuttal, Meyer testified that MJC is a foreign corporation and was in good standing
in Missouri. After learning that MJC's certificate in Illinois had expired, he renewed the
certificate in Illinois on that date. With regard to pond 2, Meyer testified that MJC had been
proposing all along to bring in materials to meet the planned elevations. However, the grades
had dropped out of the pond when it was drained. The disconnect for Earth Tech and IDOT is
that, instead of 2,000 yards of fill, it would require 4,000 yards of fill to balance the grade. MJC
requested, as an extra to the Contract, the additional fill to bring the pond up to final grades
according to plan. This request was interpreted by Earth Tech and IDOT to be a refusal. Meyer
believed that after the pond drained out at the end of July, the bottom dropped out and that
explained where the dirt went after the end of April. No excavation work was done in pond 2
after April 2006. This difference was illustrated on the color-coded computer interpretation
created by comparing the original estimate by Earth Tech that called for taking out 1,800 to
2,000 yards of cut in the pond (which would have left enough dirt to balance the fill requirement
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in the rest of the pond) with the revised interpretation based on actual grades.
To clarify MJC's efforts to drain the ponds, Meyer testified that MJC did use sump
pumps on ponds 2 and 3 and cut trenches within the basin. He believed that breaching the berms
was not contemplated by the Contract and permission was necessary before doing so. MJC's
records show that the excavation equipment was removed from the job site on April 26, 2006,
and no excavation work was done after that date, other than to breach two berms and refill.
Meyer was unaware of any e-mail blocking as alleged by Earth Tech but is aware of problems
with e-mail attachments.
The new outflow pipe was installed on pond 2 at a different elevation, and, without that
change, the project could not have been completed in accordance with the Contract.
On cross-examination, Meyer testified that it would have been possible to make the final
grades on pond 2 according to plan, if the State had been willing to pay for it. The color-ceded
computer interpretation was prepared using the Contract drawings and the final grades shot by
MJC. Meyer testified that it is possible that the pond shrank or that the materials were never
there in the first instance, making it impossible to determine an accurate excavation quantity.
Legal Analysis
Changed Conditions
The instant matter is a classic case of what is commonly referred to in contract law as
"changed conditions" which entitles a contractor to additional compensation under the contract
for extra worked performed. Kenny Construction Co. of Illinois, v. Metropolitan Sanitary
District of Greater Chicago, 56 Ill. 2d 516; 309 N.E.2d 221 (1974). In this case, MJC
reasonably relied on the Contract documents with the elevations given to assume that the basins
would gravity drain once the plugs were pulled. In fact, documents used by Earth Tech to
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prepare an estimate of Contract performance time assumed a two-day drainage. Pond 1 did
gravity drain, exactly as predicted. Ponds 2 and 3 did not drain as anticipated when the drainage
plug was pulled because, the bottom was actually different than depicted on the Contract
drawings, in some areas, rendering the anticipated gravity drainage impossible. If the bottom
was, indeed, as depicted on the Contract drawings, then those basins would have drained in a
matter of a few days. They did not. Instead, ponds 2 and 3 required berms to be cut and an
outflow structure to be installed two feet below the design elevation.
Earth Tech's position on pond 2 is that MJC must have excavated too much material.
This argument is not supported by the facts. Clearly, MJC had performed approximately one-
half of the planned cut in pond 2 and then demobilized its excavation equipment. No excavation
was performed in pond 2 after April 2006, according to site reports. After the berm was cut, the
pond drained and a final survey was taken, it was discovered that the actual bottom elevation on
pond 2 was lower than the Contract drawings, explaining why gravity drainage did not work.
Pond 3 also required a berm to be cut to achieve drainage.
The substantial amount of fill required to meet the planned grades is further evidence that
the conditions were materially different than contemplated by the Contract.
Damages
This Court recognizes the "Spearin Doctrine" which sets forth that an owner "in a
construction situation necessarily impliedly warrants that the plans and specifications are
possible to perform, are adequate for performance and free from defects." United States v.
Spearin, 248 U.S. 132 (1918); Gust K. Newberg Const. Co. v. State, 36 Ill. Ct.Cl. 93, 95-96
(1984). The government, as owner, is required to reimburse a contractor who incurs additional
costs due to a faulty plan or specifications the government provides the contractor to perform the
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contract. See Oldenburg v. Hagemann, 159 Ill. App.3d 631, 512 N.E.2d 718 (2d Dist. 1987).
Here, MJC had the right to rely, and did rely, on the accuracy of the Contract drawings to
perform the Contract. According to the elevations represented, if the plugs were pulled on the
ponds, gravity drainage would occur with the exception of two small areas in pond 2 that may
have been lower than the plug. MJC anticipated that the bottoms may have been higher than
represented because of sedimentation, but in no event did MJC expect the pond bottoms to be
lower than depicted on the Contract drawings because there is no scour. This was a reasonable
assumption confirmed by Earth Tech's pre-bid reports estimating two days for "dewatering of all
basins ..." and anticipation of a rush of water once the plugs were pulled. Pond 1 drainage was
further evidence that gravity drainage would be sufficient if the elevations were accurately
represented.
Pond 2 would have required 4,000 cubic yards of fill to bring the grades to planned
elevations and raise the bottom of the pond to level of the existing plug. IDOT elected the lesser
expensive option and eventually chose to lower the plug and reshape the bottoms lower than the
planned elevations. Since no excavation had been performed since April 2006, and MJC had
only performed one-half of the anticipated cut, clearly the bottom of pond 2 was substantially
lower than represented on the Contract drawings in at least one-half of the pond.
To compute the 123 day delay ($67,650.00 in claimed liquidated damages), IDOT does
not factor in its own delay in approving the design change necessitated by the basin conditions
being different than represented in the Contract drawings. In the end, Change Order 2 for
critical path work essential to the completion of the Project, i.e., installation of a new outfall
pipe and grading below planned elevation in pond 2, was formally approved by Earth Tech in its
letter of September 7, 2006. Design changes cannot be made by the contractor, MJC, so delays
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up to that date should have been excused. The project was substantially complete by November
3, 2006, so liquidated damages cannot be assessed by IDOT for Contract delay.
Furthermore, the Court is not convinced that the liquidated damages provision at issue
($550 per day) would have been enforceable as a "reasonable forecast of just compensation" nor
is it convinced that actual damages would have been very difficult to determine. The amount
withheld by IDOT would have functioned more as an impermissible penalty on these facts, since
time was not of the essence and no analysis was undertaken to set an approximation of actual
damages. In fact, IDOT could have proven to the penny how much it paid Earth Tech during the
claimed delayed period, but failed to do so.
MJC also makes a damage claim for IDOT's failure to pay $23,989.00, due for extra
work on pond 2 and $13,803.57, due for extra work on pond 3, for costs incurred as the
consequences of defects in the Contract drawings. IDOT has not challenged the reasonableness
or quantifications for those charges.
IDOT does challenge the extra costs incurred for MJC to raise the general elevation of
the haul road. The Contract required MJC to put in a rock road on the existing contours of the
land. However, the design did not address drainage problems on the road and, additional rock
was required to meet Contract plans.
Respondent requests a set-off for $33,000.00, in costs incurred for its Resident Engineer
during the time period it alleges MJC delayed. Those costs were not proven by Respondent and,
in any event, cannot be assessed against MJC when it was not the cause of the delay. Earth Tech
acknowledged that during this time period, MJC was entitled to an extension. MJC is correct
that it cannot be "charged," in the form of a setoff, for time spent by Earth Tech on a day for
which MJC was given an extension. No set-off is warranted on these facts.
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The issue of outstanding bills, if any, owed by MJC to Nollau, its subcontractor, is not
before this Court.
CONCLUSION
For the forgoing reasons, this Court finds in favor of Claimant MJC Constructors, Inc.,
and against Respondent in the sum of $110,275.07, which includes the release of $67,650.00,
withheld in liquidated damages. Claimant is denied interest and costs of suit as such damages
are not recoverable. See Tully v. State, 47 Ill. Ct. Cl. 400, 404-405 (1994).
However, as is often the case, the question of entering an award remains before the
Court. This Court cannot enter an award unless sufficient funds remain unexpended in the
appropriation made to fund the project. See Loewenburg/Fitch Partnership v. State, 38 Ill. Ct.
Cl. 227 (1986); see also Ude, Inc. v. State, 35 Ill. Ct. Cl. 384 (1982). There is no evidence in the
record before the Court as to the amount of funds remaining from the project.
It is this Court's policy in breach of contract claims to limit awards so as not to exceed the
amount of funds, appropriated and lapsed, with which payment could have been made. James
Cape & Sons Co. v. State, 52 Ill. Ct. Cl. 322, 366 (2000). To do otherwise would be the same as
granting a deficiency appropriation. Id. The appropriation of State funds is the constitutional
prerogative of the Illinois General Assembly. It is the Court's duty to advise the General
Assembly. Thorlief Larsen and Son, Inc. v. State, 42 Ill. Ct. Cl. 195 (1990); J. F. Inc. v. State, 41
Ill. Ct. Cl. 5 (1988); Fru-Con Corp. v. State, 50 Ill. Ct. Cl. 50 (1996). Therefore, before entering
an award for the Claimant or making a recommendation to the General Assembly, we need
additional information.
Accordingly, Respondent is ordered to file the fiscal data on this project, including the
balance of the funds which lapsed at the conclusion of this project. Respondent shall file this
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information with the Clerk of this Court within 21 days. Upon the Court's receipt of the fiscal
information, the Court will enter its final order in this case.
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ROBERT SZENIAWSKI, Claimant, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, DEPARTMENT OF

RUSSELL KOFOED, Counsel for Claimant

LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (JESSICA OSORIO, Assistant Attorney General, of
Duty of Reasonable Care, Notice- The State is not the insurer of the safety of persons
entering its premises, but it does owe a duty of reasonable care in maintaining its
property. Claimant must establish by a preponderance of the evidence that Respondent
breached its duty of reasonable care in maintaining its property, and that Respondent's
negligence was the proximate cause of Claimant's injury. Claimant must also establish
that the State had actual or constructive notice of the dangerous condition. IDOT did not
receive any reports of an unfilled hole at, or near the subject location. Claimant did not
establish that Respondent had notice of the defect, if any existed, therefore, his claim was
denied.
ORDER
Kubasiak, J.
This matter comes before this court on the complaint of ROBERT SZENIAWSKI,
Claimant, and against THE STATE OF ILLINOIS, Illinois Department of Transportation,
Respondent, seeking damages for personal injuries and seeking damages in the amount of
$100,000.00.
The facts are as follows:
Claimant was simultaneously employed; full-time as a laborer by Keebler's Cookies and
part-time for Catholic Charities as a seasonal laborer at the cemetery. Claimant testified that on
April 12, 2002 at approximately 12:30 p.m. in the course of his employment, he was assigned to
pick up debris along 111th street, approximately 150 feet east of Ridgeland Avenue. He stated
that as he walked down the hill on the grassy area, approximately one foot from the 111th street
curb, his foot went into a 6 inch hole. He continued to clean up the fence line and then about
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2:15 p.m. he told his supervisor that he thought he had damaged his knee.
On April 15, 2002 Claimant visited his doctor, Anton Fakouri, M.D. of Midwest
Orthopedic Consultants, S.C, and reported that he had injured his knee while working in a grassy
area near the cemetery. The April 15, 2002 notes of Dr. Stephen Sokolski, D.O. of Advocate
Christ Medical Center, also indicated Claimant's report of having twisted his knee while working
at the cemetery. The medical records of the April 15, 2002 visit show that Claimant reported to
his physician that his recovery from a prior injury had been progressing well until the week
before when he lifted something heavy at work and his knee "gave out," causing him to fall. At
trial, Claimant testified he was unable to recall that conversation.
At the time of the incident Claimant was 42 years old, 6 feet 6 inches tall, and
approximately 300 pounds. Claimant's medical history included diabetes, non-healing wounds,
staph infections, and problems with his right foot, left leg, and left knee. In June 2000,
approximately two years before this incident Claimant underwent an MRI scan of his left knee,
and another MRI in January 2001. Approximately 13 months prior to this incident Claimant
underwent orthoscopic surgery on his left knee, but declined knee replacement because his
doctor suggested that Claimant's then age of 42 years was too young for replacement. Claimant
returned to work on March 4, 2002.
At trial, James Stumpner, Illinois Department of Transportation Bureau chief of
maintenance testified that as the time of the incident he was Illinois Department of
Transportation's South Area Operations Engineer, and that in that capacity he oversaw eight
maintenance facilities including the area of the subject incident. Stumpner testified that the area
in question was within the Illinois Department of Transportation right of way, and Respondent is
responsible to mow the grass in the area. Stumpner testified that there was no sidewalk along
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the area in question, and that it is not designated as a walkway for pedestrians.
Stumpner indicated that in 1997 IDOT had entered into a contract for curb replacement at
the roadway adjacent to the incident site. Respondent was unable to produce a copy of the actual
contract because it was destroyed pursuant to the records retention act. He acknowledged that
the contractor's failure to back fill the area with dirt after removal of the wooden curb forms for
concrete would create a hazard, but that he was not aware of any such failure, and that the
contract resolution would not have been approved if the work had not been satisfactorily
completed.
He further testified that between 1997 and 2002, IDOT would have mowed the subject
area a minimum of three times per year between May and November, for a total of at least 15
cumulative mows. Maintenance workers are responsible to report any holes in the lawn, curb, or
gutter areas, that may be discovered in the course of maintenance. Stumpner's review of the
maintenance records indicated no report had been made by any IDOT employee or civilian.
Stumpner testified that the first indication of the existence of a hole at the subject site was
received by Claimant's Incident Report of Accident filed with IDOT on August 19, 2002. He
stated that IDOT has been unable to locate the alleged hole to date, but further acknowledges
that he had never personally visited the site.
The issue before this court is whether Respondent was negligent in maintaining its
premises at 111th Street and Ridgeland Avenue. The law is well established that the state is not
the insurer of the safety of persons entering its premises, however, it does owe a duty of
reasonable care in maintaining its new property. Stewart vs. State (1995) 47 Ill. Ct. Cl. 324. In
order for a Claimant to sustain his burden of proof, he must establish by a preponderance of the
evidence that Respondent breached its duty of reasonable care in maintaining its property, and
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that Respondent's negligence was the proximate cause of both Claimant's injuries and resulting
damages. Noonan vs. State (1983) 36 Ill. Ct. Cl. 200. Further, Claimant must establish that
Respondent had actual or constructive notice of the dangerous condition. Ewing vs. State (2007)
59 Ill. Ct. Cl. 302.
Claimant contends that the destroyed 1997 contract between IDOT and Ganna
Construction for curb replacement at the incident site, represents key evidence to the claim.
Claimant contends that a party's failure to produce evidence within his control and not equally
available to an adverse party, gives rise to a presumption that the evidence would be unfavorable
to him. Tepper vs. Campo (1948) 398 Ill. 496, 76 N.E. 2d 490. And further that an adverse
presumption also arises from the deliberate destruction of evidence. R.J. Management vs. SRLB
Development Corp. (2004) 346 Ill App 3d 957, 282. Ill. Dec. 486, 806 N.E. 2d 1074.
Claimant asks this court to assume that the 1997 contract for curb replacement required
the contractor to back fill the area where the wooden fence forms were removed after the
concrete was poured, and that the absence of the contract leads to a presumption that Claimant
stepped into a hole caused by the removal of the wooden forms, and failure to backfill the hole
with dirt.
The record established that the contract was destroyed in 2003 pursuant to the records
retention act. Claimant casts suspicion on the missing document because it was destroyed in
2003 after Claimant's Report of Accident which was filed on August 19, 2002. But Claimant's
argument urges the court to conclude that the missing contract is conclusive evidence of
constructive notice that the subject hole was created by the removal of the wooden curing forms
which were not properly filled with dirt. Claimant's argument is not reasonable. Even if the
court assumes that the contract expressly provides that the contractor is required to backfill the
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contraction site, there is no credible evidence that the requirement was not met. And, there is no
reasonable evidence to support Claimant's contention that the contract was intentionally
destroyed.
The subject site was maintained by IDOT employees at least 15 times between the time
of construction and the date of incident, and yet no worker ever identified or reported any
unfilled hole. No other person ever identified or reported an unfilled hole at, or near the subject
location. Claimant has not established by a preponderance of the evidence that Respondent had
actual or constructive notice of the defect, if any existed, and that failure precludes his claim
against the state.
Based on the foregoing, Claimant's claim is hereby denied.
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NANCY DAWSON, Claimant, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, BOARD OF TRUSTEES,

SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY, Respondent.
STACEY ASCHEMANN, Counsel for Claimant

LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (PHYLECCIA REED COLE, Special Assistant
Attorney General, of counsel), for Respondent.
Breach of Employment Contract- Claimant was employed by Respondent as an Assistant

Professor in the College of Liberal Arts (CoLA). CoLA Operating Papers called for
teaching and scholarly research to be given a greater significance than service when
assessing an applicant for tenure. Court found Respondent did not breach its promises
contained in the CoLA Operating Papers with regard to the proper weight to be given the
components for Claimant’s tenure evaluation.
Breach of Employment Contract- Claimant’s reliance on an invalid and unenforceable

promise of full professors, as opposed to associate-level professors, on her review
committee did not constitute a breach by Respondent with regard to her review
committee staff qualifications.
Breach of Employment Contract- The Committee chairperson gave much thought to the
proper composition of Claimant’s review committee, conducted a thorough and objective
review of all materials submitted by Claimant in her dossier, with rebuttal, and ultimately
found Claimant’s application for tenure and promotion should be denied. It is improper
for the Court to substitute its judgment for that of Respondent.
Employment, Retaliatory Discharge- To substantiate a claim for retaliatory discharge, a

claimant must show, by a preponderance of the evidence, that she was discharged in
retaliation for her activities and such discharge violates a clear mandate of public policy
in favor of reporting misconduct. Claimant failed to prove that she was discharged in
retaliation for reporting alleged misconduct. Claimant’s denial of promotion and tenure
was based upon her failure to meet qualification standards.
OPINION
Storino, J.
Claimant, Nancy Dawson, brings this action against the Board of Trustees of Southern
Illinois University (SIU), Respondent, alleging breach of employment contract and seeks
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compensatory damages as well as declarative and injunctive relief. This Court has jurisdiction
pursuant to 7051LCS 505/8.
Procedural History and Agreed Facts
Claimant was employed by Respondent as Assistant Professor in the College of Liberal
Arts (CoLA), Black American Studies (BAS) program from August, 1995 until July 31, 2001, in
a tenure-track position. A promotion and tenure vote against Claimant's application occurred on
November 1, 2000. Claimant appealed the denial of her promotion and tenure to the Judicial
Review Board (JRB). The JRB recommended a new committee for review of Claimant's
promotion and tenure. Respondent did not follow the JRB recommendation.
On March 5, 2001, Respondent notified Claimant that she was denied promotion and
tenure. As a result of the denial, Claimant became eligible for a one-year term contract in the
same position. Instead, Claimant took a new job at a different university on July 31, 2001.
Claimant was terminated from that subsequent position approximately four years later.
In the meantime, on October 22, 2001, Claimant filed charges against Respondent with
the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) and the Illinois Department of Human
Rights alleging discrimination and retaliation. Claimant received her right to sue letter from the
EEOC on February 19, 2003.
Claimant filed her initial Complaint in this Court on July 2, 2003, and an Amended
Complaint on December 4, 2006. On January 17, 2006, this Court denied Respondent's Motion
for Summary Judgment. In its order denying summary judgment, this Court struck Claimant's
request for injunctive relief that sought the formation of a new promotion and tenure review
committee as beyond the power of this Court. See Garimella v. The Board of Trustees of the
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University of Illinois, 50 Ill. Ct. Cl. 350 (1996). Accordingly, Claimant's cause of action was
limited to the breach of contract claim for monetary relief.
Respondent filed its Answer to the First Amended Complaint on February 14, 2007,
denying it breached the employment contract with Claimant.
A hearing was conducted April 15-18, 2008, before the assigned commissioner. At the
hearing, the parties agreed that no motions or procedural issues were pending, including no
exhaustion or timeliness issues.
Claims and Defenses
Claimant alleges breach of contract and asserts that the employment contract consists of
the Employee Handbook, the 1995 BAS Operating Papers, and the 1999 CoLA Operating
Papers.
Specifically, Claimant alleges the Respondent breached:
1) the Employee Handbook's promise of an objective and unbiased tenure and
promotion review by including Father Joseph Brown, BAS Director, on her review committee
and failing to allow Claimant to provide a corrected dossier for review; and
2) the 1995 BAS Operating Papers' promise of a promotion and tenure
and review committee composed of five full professors by including Associate Professors Bean
and Stockdale on her review committee; and
3) the 1999 CoLA Operating Papers' promise to consider with equal weight
Claimant's professional service on the same level with teaching and research for
promotion and tenure review.
Claimant also makes general allegations of retaliatory discharge for reporting her
concerns of wrongful conduct by Father Brown. Claimant seeks an award of lost wages and
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fringe benefits totaling $175,481.48, and additional "back-pay" until such time Respondent
constitutes a new review committee.
Respondent claims that only the Employment Handbook represents the employment
contract with Claimant and denies that the 1995 BAS Operating Papers posed a contractual
obligation. Respondent also maintains the employment contract with Claimant was not breached
and denies allegations of discrimination or retaliation. Instead, Respondent asserts that she was
denied promotion and tenure because she did not meet the standards of the Employee Handbook,
BAS Operating Papers and CoLA Operating Papers (regardless of their non-binding status), by
failing to follow clear standards for scholarly research and publication. Further, Respondent
argues that Claimant was given a proper and unbiased promotion and tenure review. Respondent
also asserts that Claimant failed to timely participate in the dossier preparation and that all
materials submitted with the dossier were considered.
Summary of Relevant Testimony
Dr. Nancy Dawson
At the hearing, Claimant testified that she received her Humanistic Studies Doctorate
from State University in New York in 1995 and was hired August of that year as Assistant
Professor of Black American Studies in a tenure track position at SIU. During her first year of
employment, she was given the BAS Operating Papers, the Employee Handbook and CoLA
Operating Papers all containing guidelines for promotion and tenure. Claimant testified that she
reviewed each of those documents around the time she received them.
In 1997, Claimant developed an African Culture Continuities (ACC) program and
worked on that program until her departure in 2001. Father Brown supported the program
initially and was familiar with her duties within the program. Claimant believes the ACC
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program was popular and encompassed all three areas of her obligations as an Assistant
Professor on tenure track, regarding research, teaching and service. She also believes Father
Brown recognized the ACC program components of research, teaching and service.
At some point, Claimant's initial good relationship with Father Brown soured and
eventually the office environment deteriorated into a "war zone." According to Claimant, Father
Brown was angry with Claimant over student relations and jealous of her role in the BAS
program. She believes he retaliated with budgetary restrictions and testified that tensions
continued to escalate.
Claimant contacted others within SIU to voice her concerns about Father Brown's role on
her upcoming promotion and tenure review. She believes Father Brown was biased against her
and should not serve on her review committee. Claimant made her concerns about Father Brown
known to Dr. Seymour Bryson, Associate Vice Chancellor for diversity, Dr. Shirley Clay Scott,
then Dean of the College of Liberal Arts, and Lynn Connley, University ombudsperson.
Claimant was told by Ms. Connley and Dr. Clay Scott that Father Brown had made complaints
against her, yet, she was never confronted with those allegations made by Father Brown and no
fact finding proceeding was conducted.
Dr. Clay Scott, after consultation with the Provost, advised Claimant in writing that
Father Brown would serve on Claimant's promotion and tenure review committee but not as the
Chair. Claimant testified that she had requested Father Brown serve no role on the review
committee, but, was advised that Father Brown must be on the committee even though he would
not serve as Chair. Accordingly, Dr. Prudence Rice, former Chair of the Department of
Anthropology, was appointed Chair of Claimant's promotion and tenure review committee.
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Claimant testified that she timely complied with all of Dr. Rice's requests for compilation of the
dossier to be provided to the review committee.
According to Claimant, Dr. Rice did not show Claimant a completed version of her
dossier and Claimant's first chance to review her dossier was around November 3, 2000, when
she was asked to sign off on it. Claimant refused to do so because she had not participated in
arranging or putting together the dossier and believed that parts were missing. Claimant
understood the rules allowed her active participation in the preparation of her dossier as opposed
to Dr. Rice putting it together. Claimant testified that she was not given the opportunity to
provide information with her dossier for the review committee. Claimant did provide a rebuttal
statement, addressing what information she believed to be missing or inaccurate. The review
committee voted against Claimant's promotion and tenure due to lack of research. The
recommendation against Claimant's tenure in the BAS Department was officially upheld by
Respondent.
Shortly after the denial of her promotion and tenure, Claimant left the employ of SIU.
From August 2001, through January 31, 2005, Claimant was employed as Associate Professor
and Director of African-American Studies at Austin Peay State University. Since January 2005,
Claimant has served as a consultant and adjunct teacher. Claimant summarized her earnings she
believes she would have made during regular school semesters if she had continued to work at
SIU as an Assistant Professor. Respondent objected to the summaries as speculative. Claimant
received medical/dental benefits while employed at SIU and was required to pay out of pocket
for her medical/dental expenses after her employment separated from SIU.
On cross-examination, Claimant testified that she had additional sources of income.
Claimant agreed that during annual evaluations from 1996 to 2000, and in various departmental
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memorandums, she was directed to follow the promotion and tenure guidelines requiring a
substantial body of published scholarly research, in addition to teaching performance. Claimant
also attended workshops on guidelines and procedures for promotion and tenure.
With regard to missing information from her dossier, Claimant believes she was not
given the opportunity to provide sufficient documentation. Claimant testified that there was
confusion with the name of the journal containing her article accepted for publication because it
was a special issue. Claimant gave Dr. Rice a stack of materials when they first met and,
according to Claimant, Dr. Rice did not want certain items such as newspaper articles and
conference brochures that Claimant believes would have given further clarification to her case
for promotion and tenure.
Claimant believes she followed the advice given to her by the Dean and Director of BAS
during various reviews and she did not know the 1995 BAS Operating Papers had not been
approved. Finally, Claimant testified that she had applied for other university positions in her
field, but, was unsuccessful. She is currently teaching as an adjunct professor, a position far
below her employment at SIU and Austin Peay.
By way of rebuttal, Claimant testified that she was never told encyclopedia articles did
not count as scholarly work. In fact, she had been told the opposite by a previous Dean.
Claimant believes the review committee misunderstood that her encyclopedia work included an
entire chapter of primary research, instead of just several entries. Further, regarding her review
committee members, she disagrees that Dr. Bean's research was in any way similar to her
research. Claimant testified further that Father Brown referenced her museum exhibit as
scholarly work and her documentary as creative activity with merit. Claimant believed the three
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book chapters listed in her vita were peer-reviewed publications. Also, Claimant emphasized
that she made presentations on both the international and national levels.
Claimant specifically denied encouraging students to speak badly about BAS faculty and
denied she made any negative comments about Dr. Smoot. She admits being concerned about
Father Brown's interactions with students and confronted him with those concerns. She made
those concerns known also to the Dean and the ombudsperson but did not make any written
complaints other than with the EEOC.
Marvin Zeman
Marvin Zeman, president of SIU Faculty Association since 2004 and former Chair of the
Grievance Committee since 1998, represented Claimant during her grievance hearing on the
issue of whether policies and procedures were followed for her promotion and tenure review.
Zeman testified that the JRB panel report found that Claimant's research and creative activities
"equivalent in scope to the publication of at least one major journal article per year," the
benchmark for assistant professors applying for promotion and tenure at SIU.
According to Zeman, the Employee Handbook set forth guidelines for promotion and
tenure, and, those guidelines become more specific at the college and departmental levels. It was
Zeman's experience at grievance hearings that Claimant's case was the only one that Respondent
did not present a case in its defense. Zeman knew of no case where the Respondent took the
position that the operating papers for either the department or the College were nonbinding.
Zeman testified it was not common procedure to research issues about an applicant's dossier
after the review committee had voted on promotion and tenure. Zeman clarified on cross-
examination that it is outside the purview of the JRB to rule on a candidate's research activities
or otherwise make a qualitative judgment.
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Dr. Seymour Bryson
Seymour Bryson, Ph.D. in Educational Psychology, is the former Dean of the College of
Human Resources and has been Associate Chancellor for Diversity at SIU since 1988. He
served on Claimant's promotion and tenure review committee and voted in favor of Claimant
because, in his professional judgment, she met the standards. Dr. Bryson has been very familiar
with the BAS program.
Dr. Bryson agreed that, after having met with Claimant, Father Brown. Dr. Clay Scott,
Ms. Lamb and Ms. Connley in May, 2000, the conflict between Claimant and Father Brown had
reached a point that the two of them could never have a civil relationship. Dr. Bryson testified
that he recalled Claimant expressed concerns that Father Brown could not be fair or impartial
and requested Father Brown not serve on her review committee during the review committee
meeting. Dr. Bryson does not recall any discussion regarding Claimant's work on the ACC
program as part of her research assignment or whether the B AS program weighed an applicant's
service activities on equal ground with teaching and research.
Dr. Prudence Rice
Prudence Rice, Ph.D. in Anthropology, is employed at SIU as Associate Vice Chancellor
for Research and Director of the Office of Research, Development and Administration. She has
been employed at SIU since 199l and holds the title of Distinguished Scholar. Previous to
serving as Chair of Claimant's promotion and tenure review committee, Dr. Rice had helped
candidates put together dossiers for promotion and tenure and had served on review committees
at the CoLA level. At the time of her service on Claimant's review committee, she considered
herself to be very familiar with the standards for promotion and tenure.
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Dr. Rice met with Claimant and believes it was clear what needed to be included in the
dossier. She testified that Claimant did not timely submit her materials. Further, Dr. Rice does
not recall Claimant ever complaining that she was not allowed participation in the process of
compiling her dossier.
Claimant's review committee found that her research and published scholarly activity
(both quality and quantity) did not satisfactorily meet the criteria for promotion and tenure. Dr.
Rice voted to promote Claimant based upon her teaching and service strengths.
On cross-examination, Dr. Rice admitted that it was not the general practice to research
the contents of a dossier after a committee vote as was done in Claimant's review process. At the
time of the committee vote, Dr. Rice concedes that she had an imperfect understanding of the
crossover of Claimant's service, research and teaching components for review. Dr. Rice also
testified that at the time of the committee vote, she was not aware the ACC program was part of
Claimant's research assignment. According to Dr. Rice, the review committee for Claimant
followed the traditional approach weighing teaching and research components more heavily than
the service component. As Chair, Dr. Rice believed Claimant was disadvantaged by the
unapproved status of the BAS Operating Papers because they placed equal weight on all three
components. Ultimately, Dr. Rice believed Claimant's review process was as fair as possible
given the unusual circumstances, including Claimant's lack of promptness in providing the
materials needed for her dossier.
Dr. Margaret "Peggy" Stockdale
Peggy Stockdale, Ph.D. in Industrial Organization Psychology, is employed as a full
professor in the SIU psychology department. She currently serves as Faculty Senate President
and was asked by Dr. Clay Scott to serve on Claimant's promotion and tenure review committee.
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Dr. Stockdale did not believe that Claimant's research and scholarly work met the standards for
promotion and tenure. She admitted to giving more weight to the research and teaching
components than service when reviewing Claimant's dossier.
Dr. Jonathon Bean
Jonathon Bean, Ph.D., has been employed by SIU in the History Department since 1995.
He served on Claimant's promotion and tenure review committee at the request of Dr. Clay
Scott. Dr. Bean voted against Claimant's promotion and tenure because of weaknesses in
Claimant's research. He recalled that the review committee used the CoLA Operating Papers as
criteria for their decision. As such, more weight was afforded to research than teaching and
service.
Dr. Don Rice
Don Rice, Ph.D., has been employed by SIU since 1991 and serves as Interim Provost
and Vice Chancellor of the University. During the year 2000, Dr. Rice was the Associate Dean
in the College of Liberal Arts and conducted workshops for the process of promotion and tenure.
Dr. Rice testified that a candidate's dossier should only be reviewed after the candidate has
signed off on its contents. Dr. Rice testified that his belief is that a candidate should have access
to his or her dossier up until the time of the review committee vote. Regarding Operating
Papers, Dr. Rice testified that until revisions are done and approved, the existing Operating
Papers for a department should remain in effect. If a promotion and tenure candidate is denied,
then that candidate is appointed to a one-year term after which employment is terminated.
Father Joseph Brown, Ph.D.
Father Joseph Brown testified for Respondent. He received his Ph.D. in American
Studies in 1984, and received his Master's degree in African-American Studies at Yale
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University in 1979. He also received a Master's degree in Writing Seminars from Johns Hopkins
in 1969, and became an ordained priest in 1972 after completing theological studies. Currently,
he holds the position of Director of the BAS program and is a tenured full professor at SIU.
When Father Brown arrived at SIU in 1997, Claimant was a faculty member in the BAS
program and initially their relationship was positive. Sometime prior to 2000, Father Brown and
Claimant developed conflicts on both personal and professional levels, which included budgetary
issues. Father Brown believes that Claimant launched a campaign against him by making
comments about his personal life, his past work record and the danger he may present to
students. Father Brown never pursued advice from University counsel about Claimant's
campaign because he did not want to involve the students. At one point, Claimant stood over
Father Brown and shouted at him which caused him to feel unsafe.
Regarding the BAS Operating Papers, Father Brown believes that Claimant was involved
in the Operating Papers revision. Father Brown expressed his opinion to the provost and Dr.
Rice that service should be given the same weight as research and teaching in the BAS program
with no intention that any one component dominate. Claimant was offered guidance by Father
Brown and, in general, he advised her to do less service work if it ever conflicts with scholarly
work. Father Brown testified that research supports teaching and vice-versa. Specifically,
Father Brown believes that he objectively evaluated Claimant's case for promotion and tenure.
He offered Claimant help to prepare her dossier but did not receive a response.
Dr. Clay Scott asked Father Brown, as Director of the BAS department, to submit his
own letter of judgment for Claimant's promotion and tenure candidacy and he submitted his
honest reflections. Some confusion was created with respect to Claimant's promotion and tenure
review committee because the committee needed to have some understanding of the nature of the
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BAS program. There being no other tenured faculty in the BAS department, it was necessary for
Father Brown to be on Claimant's review committee notwithstanding Claimant's request for
Father Brown's exclusion. In his letter of judgment, Father Brown expressed his opinion that
Claimant's scholarly output was insufficient, lacking meritorious significance, and, he had
concerns about her teaching and coordination of the ACC program.
Father Brown testified that summer employment for faculty was not guaranteed at SIU
and, due to budget problems, the BAS department has had to curtail its current summer programs
to just one course. Father Brown testified further that it would have been inevitable to have a
formal review of Claimant's stewardship of the ACC program because of accounting
irregularities and notices of unpaid bills in Ghana. Most likely, Claimant would have been
replaced by another faculty member to assume coordination of the ACC program.
On cross-examination, Father Brown testified that he reviewed several documents
reflecting his favorable judgment of Claimant's performance as a faculty member. Father Brown
admitted that by May 1, 2000, that Claimant was primarily responsible for extensive damage to
his reputation. He considered how to proceed to make a formal complaint against Claimant but
did not do so. He testified that the situation between himself and Claimant did not improve at
any time prior to Claimant's departure in July 2001.
Father Brown testified that, being the only member of Claimant's review committee from
her academic discipline, he was aware of various publications in the field of Black Studies as
well as the importance of service in the BAS program. He testified he did not discuss those
specifics with the review committee and chose, instead, to allow his letter to the Chair to stand
on its own. It was Father Brown's understanding that the BAS Operating Papers were a part of
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Claimant's dossier. Father Brown agreed that the BAS Operating Papers state that teaching,
research, creative activity and service are of equal significance.
Dr. Pamela Smoot
Pamela Smoot, Ph.D. in History, has worked at SIU since 1999 as a faculty member in
the BAS program and currently serves as Clinical Assistant Professor and Director of
Educational Enhancement for Minority Students. She had a good working relationship with
Claimant initially, but that relationship deteriorated around the year 2000.
Dr. Smoot testified that during the fall and spring semesters after she first arrived at SIU,
she attended CoLA promotion and tenure work shops with Claimant. During those work shops,
Dr. Smoot recalls being told clearly that publications were more important than service and
teaching. Further, she testified that the workshops specifically informed candidates that
encyclopedia articles do not count as publications and a book or six articles were required to
meet the standards of promotion and tenure.
Dr. Shirley Clay Scott
Respondent called to testify Shirley Clay Scott, Ph.D. in History, who became Dean of
the College of Liberal Arts at SIU, 1999 through 2006. Dr. Clay Scott testified that she recalls
issues in the BAS program over copying costs, bills and interpersonal tensions between Father
Brown and Claimant.
Dr. Clay Scott testified that on February 7, 2000, she held a meeting with Father Brown,
Claimant, Dr. Bryson, Mary Lamb, and Lynn Connley, to talk through the issues with the hope
of improving relationships between Father Brown and Claimant. At that time, Claimant
requested that Father Brown not be the Chair of her promotion and tenure committee as would
usually occur. Dr. Clay Scott discussed Claimant's request with the Provost and Associate
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Provost and decided that, given the history, Father Brown would not be the Chair of Claimant's
promotion and tenure review committee. However, the SIU Employee's Handbook and the
contract between the administration and SIU faculty require that a tenured faculty member
cannot be denied the right to participate in the tenure process and have a vote. As such, Father
Brown had to have a role in Claimant's tenure process even though he was not going to Chair
Claimant's committee.
After discussion with Claimant, Dr. Clay Scott selected Claimant's review committee and
agreed to Claimant's request for Father Brown not to Chair the committee. Since there were no
other tenured faculty members other than Father Brown in the BAS Program, and only tenured
faculty can vote on tenure, Dr. Clay Scott had to choose tenured faculty from other departments
within the CoLA to serve on Claimant's promotion and tenure committee. She chose people with
some disciplinary or research expertise. Dr. Clay Scott believed that each appointed committee
member would make an independent judgment of Claimant's case for promotion and tenure.
Claimant did not object to any committee member ultimately selected.
Dr. Clay Scott testified that during the preparation of Claimant's dossier, Dr. Rice, Chair
of Claimant's review committee, expressed a concern that Claimant was not submitting her
dossier materials as promptly as needed. Dr. Clay Scott testified that the BAS Operating Paper
was not official at the time of Claimant's review so, the CoLA Operating Paper was used as a
default, although both Operating Papers were allowed to be included.
Dr. Clay Scott testified that Claimant wanted to add an updated vita and other materials
to her dossier after it was submitted. Dr. Clay Scott stated that it was her understanding that only
a letter of rebuttal is allowed to be added to a dossier after it is turned in for consideration at
which time it is sealed. Dr. Clay Scott testified that Claimant did submit a letter of rebuttal.
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Dr. Clay Scott testified that after the review committee vote, Claimant's application for
promotion and tenure was submitted to the CoLA committee. Claimant's rebuttal was included
in her dossier when the CoLA committee conducted its review. Dr. Clay Scott testified that the
updated vita was also submitted in Claimant's dossier, but could not have official status.
Regarding standards, Dr. Clay Scott testified that all faculty members in the CoLA have
to meet the college-wide guidelines for promotion and tenure regardless of their particular
department. The college-wide committee for promotion and tenure review used the normal
standards of satisfactory performance in research or scholarship, teaching and service as stated in
the CoLA Operating Papers to evaluate Claimant's dossier.
Dr. Clay Scott testified that the next step in the promotion and tenure review process is
for the college-wide committee to advise the Dean after their vote on a dossier. Dr. Clay Scott,
as Dean of CoLA, would meet with the committee as necessary. The college-wide committee
recommended to Dr. Clay Scott that Claimant not receive promotion and tenure because of
deficiencies in the area of research.
Dr. Clay Scott reviewed all of the materials carefully, talked with the review committee,
reviewed the recommendations and ultimately decided that she could not recommend Claimant
for promotion and tenure. Her concern was chiefly was that Claimant's scholarly record that did
not meet the standards applied in the CoLA.
On cross-examination, Dr. Clay Scott recalled giving Claimant a Dean's appreciation
award in January, 2000, for the purpose of appreciation and encouragement of her work on the
ACC program. Also, Dr. Clay Scott recalled that she requested Claimant familiarize herself with
the BAS program tenure and promotion guidelines without referencing which Operating Papers
were to be used.
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As part of Claimant's promotion and tenure process, Dr. Clay Scott considered the 1995
BAS Operating Papers, the revised draft of the 1998 papers and the CoLA Operating Papers at
the time of Claimant's review. Dr. Clay Scott testified that the standing of the BAS Operating
Papers was problematic because they had not been fully endorsed.
Dr. Clay Scott agreed that Claimant requested Father Brown's removal from her
committee altogether. She tried to acquiesce to Claimant's request but could only ask Father
Brown to step aside as Chair, instead of removal, because of the University contract.
Dr. Clay Scott testified that Father Brown's letter recommending against Claimant's
promotion and tenure was included in Claimant's dossier and, therefore, available to the college-
wide committee, along with the 1995 BAS Operating Papers and Claimant's updated vita. Dr.
Clay Scott considered Father Brown's letter to be normal procedure and fair. Ultimately, Dr.
Clay Scott weighed Claimant's research and teaching at a somewhat higher level than service in
accordance with the CoLA Operating Papers.
ANALYSIS
The law is clear and it is undisputed by that parties that Respondent's Employee
Handbook creates and governs its employment contract with Claimant at all relevant times with
respect to the issues now before the Court. See, Duldulao v. Saint Mary of Nazareth Hospital,
115 Ill. 2d 482 (1987). According to Respondent's Employee Handbook, the written procedures,
standards and guidelines for each college and academic unit are incorporated by reference. As
such, promises contained in every college and department operating paper constitute a portion of
the entire employment contract if they contain a clear offer, disseminated to employees and
reasonably relied upon by employees as they continue to work. See, Duldulao at 490.
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Here, Claimant testified that she received and reviewed the CoLA and BAS Operating
Papers at the beginning of her employment in 1995. The validity of the CoLA Operating Papers
is not challenged and, in fact, Respondent admits that the CoLA Operating Papers outline
procedures for promotion and tenure review within the college. Those procedures clearly
become part of the employment contract at issues using the Duldulao analysis.
Although the CoLA Operating Papers are fairly considered part of the employment
contract, Claimant's argument that Respondent breached its promise to consider with equal
weight all three components of service, teaching and scholarship fails. First, the CoLA
Operating Papers call for teaching and scholarly research to be given a greater significance than
service when assessing an applicant for tenure with allowance for a department to give service
greater credit than usual in appropriate disciplines. This standard is somewhat contrary to
Claimant's position that her review committee was required to follow BAS guidelines weighing
all three components of service, teaching and scholarly research with the same significance.
Claimant cannot dispute the fact that she was also subject to the college-wide standards for her
review. Second, notwithstanding the level of significance given to her admirable service by all
accounts, Claimant's scholarly research was insufficient to warrant tenure according to the
majority of her reviewers. In the end, this same conclusion was reached by Dr. Clay Scott, Dean
of the College of Liberal Arts, after reviewing Claimant's dossier in its entirety (which included
claimant's rebuttal and all Operating Papers) along with the recommendation of the committee.
Simply put, Claimant's argument that service should have been elevated to the level of
significance given to teaching and scholarship would not cure the "procedural flaw" she claims
since Claimant also failed to meet the standard required for scholarship. For that reason, this
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Court finds Respondent did not breach its promises contained in the CoLA Operating Papers
with regard to the proper weight to be given the components for Claimant's tenure evaluation.
Claimant also asserts that Respondent breached the obligations of the 1995 BAS
Operating Papers by allowing associate professors on her review committee. Respondent
challenges the validity of the 1995 BAS Operating Papers claiming they were unapproved as
well as superseded by the new Collective Bargaining Agreement with the Faculty Association.
As it is undisputed that the 1995 BAS Operating Papers had not been approved, such
documentation does not constitute a part of the employment contract. In an unapproved state,
the 1995 BAS Operating Papers cannot be deemed to contain a clear offer, disseminated to
employees and reasonably relied upon by employees. See, Duldulao v. Saint Mary of Nazareth
Hospital, 115 Ill. 2d 482 (1987). Also significant is the fact that Claimant participated in the
draft revisions of the 1995 BAS Operating Papers on the issue of associate professor
participation in tenure evaluation. In the face of the new Collective Bargaining Agreement,
Claimant could not have reasonably relied upon the 1995 BAS Operating Papers and, in that
respect, the promise of full professors on her review committee is not part of her employment
contract, regardless the status of the 1995 BAS Operating Papers as a whole. Moreover,
Claimant did not object to associate-level professors on her review committee at the time of its
formation. Claimant's reliance on an invalid and unenforceable promise of full professors
(instead of associate-level professors) on her review committee does not constitute a breach by
Respondent with regard to her review committee staff qualifications.
Claimant's foremost allegation of Respondent's breach of employment contract hinges
upon the "war" with Father Brown. However, Respondent did not breach its contract with
Claimant by allowing Father Brown to participate on her review committee. Specifically, Father
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Brown, as Director of the BAS program and a tenured professor, was properly included on
Claimant's review committee. It should be noted that, at Claimant's request, Father Brown's
participation was limited by Dr. Rice and Father Brown acquiesced. Now, Claimant appears to
argue that Father Brown should have had a greater voice in her tenure review because he had
specific knowledge about the particular field of study she deems authorized her promotion and
tenure.
This Court finds that Dr. Clay Scott obviously gave much thought to the proper
composition of Claimant's review committee, conducted a thorough and objective review of all
materials submitted by Claimant in her dossier, with rebuttal, and ultimately found Claimant's
application for tenure and promotion should be denied. It is improper for this Court to substitute
its judgment for that of Respondent. See Bulloch v. The State of Illinois, 54 Ill Ct Cl 292 (2002).
Claimant also alleges that her promotion and tenure denial was, in effect, a retaliatory
discharge for reporting her perceived wrongdoing by Father Brown. To substantiate a claim for
retaliatory discharge, Claimant must show by a preponderance of the evidence that she was
discharged in retaliation for her activities and such discharge violates a clear mandate of public
policy in favor of reporting misconduct. See McCoppin v. State, 53 Ill Ct Cl 153 (2001).
Respondent's multi-level reviews of Claimant's qualifications for promotion and tenure
concluded that Claimant lacked the scholarly research necessary for promotion and tenure. On
the evidence before this Court, it is apparent that Claimant's denial of promotion and tenure was
based upon Claimant's failure to meet the legitimate qualification standards. As such, Claimant
fails to carry her burden of proof that she was discharged in retaliation for reporting alleged
misconduct, and her retaliatory discharge claim fails.
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No breach of employment contract or retaliatory discharge can be found on the facts
before this Court, so damages are not considered. Even if Claimant had prevailed on her claim
for breach of contract, Claimant immediately found a position with another university at least
comparable to her employment with SIU and concedes that she essentially earned the same
salary in the new position for almost four years, thus wholly mitigating any damages. See
Umbaugh v. Board of Trustees of Southern Illinois University, 37 Ill Ct Cl. 151 (1984). In
addition, there is absolutely no showing by Claimant that her termination four years later from
her new employer was due to any fault on the part of Respondent.
CONCLUSION
For the foregoing reasons, this Court finds that Claimant's Complaint is denied.
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ANTHONY M. THOMPSON, Claimant, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, Respondent.
Opinion filed October 31, 2011
STEVEN BERG, Counsel for Claimant

LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (JAMIE KNODEL, Assistant Attorney General, of
Exhaustion of Remedies- Claimant did not exhaust all available remedies as mandated
under 705 ILCS 505/25. Claimant failed to pursue a claim against the Illinois
Motorcycle Dealers Association which was leasing the property under which Claimant
was injured.
ORDER
Birnbaum, J.
THIS MATTER is before the Court on Respondent's Motion to Dismiss for Claimant's
alleged failure to exhaust legal remedies pursuant to 705 ILCS 505/25 and 74 Ill. Admin. Code §
790.60.
Nature of the Claim
On September 23, 2003, the Illinois Motorcycle Dealers Association ("IDMA") leased
portions of the Du Quoin State Fair Grounds for the dates of a motorcycle race event. On
September 24, 2004, Claimant was working at the Du Quoin State Fairgrounds laying video
cable along the west side fence of the racetrack for a motorcycle race event to be held on
September 24th and 25th. While Claimant was stepping around various bushes lining the west
side of the fence, he came across an apparent utility access entry with steel doors. After stepping
on the doors, the doors opened and Claimant fell into a pit, resulting in injuries to his left inside
arm, right ribcage and knee area. Included within the lease between the Illinois Motorcycle
Dealers Associations and Illinois Department of Agriculture was the backstage area, the site
where Claimant was working during the alleged incident.
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Analysis
Respondent's Motion to Dismiss exhaustion arguments require that Claimant has (or had)
a plausible claim against the suggested alternative source of recovery, the Illinois Motorcycle
Dealers Association. If an alternative source of recovery for the claimed injury is shown to exist,
in whole or in part, our Act and our rule command that no judgment can be entered by this Court
until that potential recovery is resolved and reduces the State's liability. 705 ILCS 505/25; 74 Ill.
Admin. Code § 790.60. Additionally, if it is shown that the Claimant could have, but now
cannot, pursue a real alternative source of recovery for the injury, then this Court will dismiss the
claim against the State for Claimant's failure to exhaust that remedy.
Pursuant to the "Non-Fair Building and Space Rental Agreement" executed on September
23, 2004 between the Illinois Department of Agriculture and the Illinois Motorcycle Dealers
Association, Respondent argues that the IMDA, as lessee, had the sole and exclusive
responsibility for the operation and maintenance of the property. Thus, they argue the State, as
landlord, cannot be culpable for the alleged negligence on the date of Claimant's injuries.
Claimant argues, in his April 25, 2011 Response to Respondent's Motion to Dismiss, that there
are no facts demonstrating that IMDA was a "culpable party" and thus, Claimant did not
necessarily have to file a claim against IMDA. After reading the specifics of the agreement
executed between the parties, this Court agrees with Respondent.
Specifically, the September 23, 2004 rental agreement details that the lessee, the IMDA,
assumes all safety responsibility for any alterations, presumably such as the process of laying
cable around the perimeter of the racetrack which allegedly lead to Claimant's injuries.
Generally, a landlord is not liable for injuries caused by a defective condition on the premises
leased to a tenant and under the tenant's control. Rowe v. State Bank of Lombard, 125 Ill. 2d 203
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(1988). Almendarez v. Keller, 207 Ill. App. 3d 756 (1990); Wright v. Mr. Quick, Inc., 109 Ill. 2d
236 (1985). Claimant has failed to demonstrate that a claim against IDMA, the lessee of the site
of the alleged accident, would be frivolous. Thus, Claimant had a potential claim against the
lessee of the property, IDMA, which he failed to pursue pursuant to the exhaustion requirement
of 705 ILCS 505/25 and 74 Ill. Admin. Code §790.60. This exhaustion requirement is a
mandatory element of the Court of Claim's subject matter jurisdiction. Devany v. State, 48 Ill.
Ct. Cl. 461 (1996); Morge v. State, 47 Ill. Ct. Cl. 318 (1994).
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that Respondent's Motion to Dismiss for Claimant's failure
to exhaust legal remedies against the Illinois Motorcycle Dealers Association pursuant to the
provisions of 705 ILCS 505/25 and 74 Ill. Admin. Code § 790.60 is GRANTED.
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LARRY HAYES, Claimant, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, DEPARTMENT OF

CORRECTIONS, Respondent.
LARRY HAYES, pro se

Prisoners and inmates, Duty towards- The State is not an insurer of the safety of inmates
in its custody, but it does have the duty to exercise reasonable care to prevent inmates
from suffering harm at the hands of other inmates, and the determination of what is
reasonable under the circumstances depends on the facts of each case viewed in light of
the prison environment and the discretion which must be accorded prison officials.
Prisoners and inmates, Negligence, Attack by another inmate- When determining if there
is negligence by the State, the Court looks to the foreseeability of potential harm to the
Claimant by another inmate. Negligence may be imputed if prison officials had actual or
constructive notice of trouble with another inmate and Claimant. Claimant informed
personnel many times that he wanted to change cells. Respondent failed to take measures
to protect the Claimant and failed in its duty to provide Claimant with reasonable care in
protecting him from harm when they had both actual and constructive notice of trouble
between the cellmates.
OPINION
Sprague, C.J.
This matter comes before the Court on the Complaint of Claimant, Larry Hayes, against
Respondent, State of Illinois, Illinois Department of Corrections, seeking damages from an
injury received in the amount of $100,000.00.
THE FACTS
I. Claimant's Testimony
Claimant, Larry Hayes, testified that on December 19, 2003, he informed the control
officer that he was having problems with his cellmate and requested a transfer. He testified that
he was assured by the control officer that he would be moved out of his cell to a different cell.
Approximately two days later, he inquired again about his moving out of his cell. It was at this
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time that a correctional officer told him that he was going to check into it and that it would be
taken care of in the near future. On December 23, 2003, Claimant testified that he again
inquired about a move. It was at that time that Claimant testified that he informed the
correctional officer that he felt he was in danger of having a serious problem with his cellmate.
On December 24, 2003, the correctional officer came to Claimant and was asked if
Claimant would mind if Claimant moved or his cellmate moved. Claimant stated that he had no
problem with either of those choices. It was later learned by Claimant that the transfer was for
his cellmate to be moved upstairs. When his cellmate began to pack for his move, Claimant
testified that he went outside into the dayroom and sat down. While sitting in the dayroom, a
correctional officer called Claimant on the loud speaker and told him that he had to go back to
his cell because it was not his dayroom time. Claimant testified that he stated that he did not
want to go back to his cell because of the problems he had with his cellmate and he was afraid of
a serious confrontation. Claimant was then ordered to go back to his cell.
When he returned to his cell, Claimant testified that his cellmate elbowed him in the
stomach and knocked his hand down. Claimant testified that he told his cellmate not to touch
him and he turned away. Upon turning away, Claimant testified that his cellmate hit him in the
nose and the jaw. It was at this time that Claimant stated that he blacked out. When he was able
to regain consciousness, Claimant testified that he remembered being on top of his cellmate and
punching him. He then testified that they both stood up and Claimant fell against the wall and
fell out of the door. Claimant testified that he did not remember any of this incident until three
weeks after the fight as he had lost his memory during the incident.
Claimant then testified that his cellmate went upstairs and that he was then taken across
the hall to a cell by other inmates where they cleaned him up. Claimant then stated that he
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returned to his cell but did not remember what occurred. Claimant testified that an officer came
into his cell and asked him what was wrong. Claimant testified that he told the officer that he
did not really remember but stated that he hit the wall and hurt himself. The officer then stated
to Claimant that he was going to be taken to the prison hospital to be checked out. Claimant
testified that when he was in the prison hospital that they came and put him in the hole
(segregation) because they had learned of the confrontation between Claimant and his cellmate.
While he was in segregation, Claimant stated that he complained about his jaw and stated
that he thought he had a heart attack. Claimant testified that while he was in the prison hospital,
they did give him some medication for his heart and then took him over to the X-ray. After the
X-ray, Claimant was told that his jaw was broken. It was during this time that they also took
Claimant to internal affairs to question him about the incident.
A couple of days after the incident, Claimant indicated that he was taken into the city for
surgery and it was during the surgery that they put a plate into his jaw. Claimant then testified
that he believed that there was also a disciplinary hearing in which they found him guilty of
fighting. Claimant testified that he was still medicated at the hearing and that he did not recall
that he was found guilty of fighting. Claimant testified that they sentenced him to 30 days of
segregation and 30 days of C grade.
Claimant testified that he learned there were four informers that saw the incident and
explained to the disciplinary committee that Claimant was defending himself after his cellmate
attacked him. Upon learning of the informers, Claimant filed a grievance. Claimant testified
that the grievance committee found him guilty because they said that Claimant was unable to
present a valid defense on his own behalf and his inability to refute the charge of fighting.
Claimant testified that it was not until January 14 or 15, 2004 that he remembered the
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incident. Claimant testified that he served his 30 days of segregation after his jaw operation. It
was not until February that most of his memory came back and that is when he filed his
grievance. Claimant then added that he explained to the correctional officers that he did not
want to go back to his cell because he believed that there would be a problem if he returned
during his cellmate's move. Claimant then stated that because of his physical injuries which
included head lesions, loss of short-term memory, a nose rupture, contusions and a fractured
right mandible bone and had to have his teeth extracted that he requested $150,000.00 in
damages.
Upon cross-examination, Claimant testified that he was in his cell for approximately 9
months and with his cellmate for approximately 2-3 months. Claimant testified that he believed
that he had requested a transfer on December 19 and on December 23, was told that his cellmate
would be transferred. Claimant further testified on cross-examination that while he was in the
bubble a CI called over the loud speaker for him to go back to his cell because it was not his
dayroom time. Claimant testified that immediately upon returning to his cell he was elbowed in
the stomach by this cellmate. Claimant then testified that he was taken to the City and did not
remember the hospital he was taken to but remained in the hospital for a day or two. Claimant
testified that he did not pay for the surgery or any medical costs.
Claimant then requested that all of his documents be admitted into evidence. The
documents were admitted without objection.
II. Respondent's Case
The Assistant Attorney General then made a reference into the investigation contained in
the Departmental Report. Specifically, the Assistant Attorney General referred to the
Departmental Report which stated that there were two confidential inmates who reported on
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what incurred during this incident. The State then requested that the Departmental Report then
be admitted into evidence. The Departmental Report was admitted into evidence without
objection. The State rested their case with no closing argument.
In closing, the Claimant requested that the Judges look at the two witnesses' statements in
the record which indicate that Claimant was defending himself which would prove that he was
not guilty and should not have been put in segregation.
THE LAW
Illinois case law is clear that the State of Illinois is not an insurer of the safety of inmates
in its custody, but it does have a duty to exercise reasonable care to prevent inmates from
suffering harm at the hands of other inmates, and that the determination of what is reasonable
under the circumstances depends on the facts of each case viewed in light of the prison
environment and the discretion which must be accorded prison officials. Factors to be
considered by this Court when determining if there is negligence by the State are the
foreseeability of potential for harm to the Claimant by another inmate. The Claimant must
prove the foreseeability by a preponderance of the evidence. This foreseeability must be judged
by the facts of each case and by taking judicial notice of the prison environment. Petrusak v.
State of Illinois (1987), 39 Ill. Ct. Cl. 113. Liability of negligence by the State may be found if
prison officials had actual or constructive notice of trouble with another inmate and Claimant or
the likelihood that Claimant would be targeted as a victim. Smith v. State of Illinois, (1991) 44
Ill. Ct. Cl. 45.
In the case at bar, evidence was presented by Claimant that he informed prison personnel
on numerous occasions of his request to move out of his cell as he believed he fell he was in
danger. Prisoners at Dixon were constructively apprised of the risk of harm to Claimant on at
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least three occasions from the testimony of the Claimant himself. The Department Report which
was entered into evidence on Respondent's behalf, do not rebut this claim. Additionally,
Claimant left his cell when his cellmate was packing to leave and was ordered to return to his
cell even after Claimant testified that he informed the correctional officers of the situation and
his fear of returning to his cell where his cellmate was packing.
It is clear from the evidence presented that Respondent failed to take measures to protect
the Claimant and consequently failed in its duty to provide Claimant with reasonable care in
protecting him from harm. The Respondent did not allow Claimant to stay in the dayroom while
his cellmate was packing to move. Respondent did not take any other measures in protecting
Claimant while his cellmate was in the moving process. The State failed in its duty to use
reasonable care to protect Claimant from harm when they had actual and constructive notice of
the trouble that was to occur. The Claimant Larry Hayes suffered damages in being punched in
the mouth which resulted in him breaking his jaw.
It is hereby ordered that Claimant is awarded the amount of $3,000.00 in full and
complete satisfaction of his claim.
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CHRIS BRADLEY, Claimant, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, DEPARTMENT OF

Opinion filed February 10, 2012
EDWARD SZEWCZYK, Counsel for Claimant

Negligence, Burden of proof- In a claim for negligence, Claimant must prove that (1) the
State owed Claimant a duty of ordinary care to maintain its roadways in a reasonably safe
condition, (2) the State breached its duty, and (3) damages resulting proximately from
that breach. The duty of ordinary care arises when the State has notice of the defect at
issue. But the State is not a guarantor of the safety of all drivers on its roads.
Highways, Duty to warn of the defective condition- When the State has actual or
constructive notice of recurring standing water on a roadway, the State has a duty to warn
the motorist public. Evidence was presented to show the State had actual knowledge of
flooding on the road prior to Claimant's accident, or that with any degree of due diligence
would have gained actual knowledge of recurring flooding on that specific road. State
offered no evidence to contradict Claimant's facts that the water on the road caused the
accident. State breached its duty to warn.
Damages, Medical expenses due- In order to recover medical expenses, Claimant must
establish (1) the medical services were reasonable and necessary to treat the injuries
suffered and causally connected to the accident, and (2) the medical services were
reasonable and necessary for like services. Expert testimony is not required if the need
for the medical services is so obvious as to be within the realm of a layperson's
knowledge.
OPINION
Sprague, C.J.
Claimant filed a Complaint for personal injuries arising from a motor vehicle accident on
May 20, 2000. The Complaint alleges that Claimant was driving on Illinois Route 15, also
known as Missouri Avenue, near the 3300 block of East St. Louis, Illinois when he encountered
standing water on the roadway. He suffered personal injuries when he lost control of his vehicle
and struck a utility pole. A hearing was held before Commissioner Ysursa on August 8, 2011.
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Edward Szewczyk represented Claimant, and Assistant Attorney General Jamie Knodel
represented Respondent.
I. Preliminary Issues
Respondent filed twelve (12) motions in limine. Oral arguments were held on the
motions in limine. Motions in limine 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10 were denied. Motions in limine
numbers 8 and 12 were granted.
Respondent objected to the Supreme Court Rule 237 Notices served by Claimant on
August 5, 2011, for four former and/or current Illinois Department of Transportation (herein
after IDOT) employees. Respondent objected due to two reasons: (1) the 237 notices were
improper due to the untimely service; and (2) two of the persons sought to attend by Claimant,
Christin Braunbauer and Mary Lanny, were not included in any Supreme Court Rule 213
disclosures. During argument it was noted that Braunbauer and Lanny no longer work for IDOT
and as such are not under Respondent's control, mooting the issue. The other two IDOT
employees contained in the Rule 237 notices were Steve Wheeler and Angela Blackburn. After
a recess counsel for both parties resolved the remaining 237 notice issues by Respondent
stipulating that the State of Illinois owns and controls Route 15 in the area in question and as
such has a duty to maintain the roadway in a reasonably safe condition, including the removal
and/or warning of standing water on the roadway.
II. Background
East St. Louis Police Officer Rodell Andrews, Jr. was the first witness called by
Claimant. Officer Andrews testified that he has been employed by the East St. Louis Police
Department for over 15 years starting in January 2006. Officer Andrews responded to the
Claimant's accident on the evening of May 20, 2000, around 8:10 p.m. He was presented
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Claimant's Exhibit 9, a copy of his police report of the accident, in order to refresh his memory.
Officer Andrews testified that the accident occurred on Missouri Avenue near the intersection
with 33rd Avenue. Officer Andrews stated that he arrived at the scene and observed Claimant
and his vehicle. He testified that the vehicle had hydroplaned and struck a telephone pole on the
northbound side of westbound Missouri Avenue. Officer Andrews was presented Claimant's
Exhibits 10-21, which were photographs of the area of the accident, and testified that while not
taken on the evening of the accident, the pictures accurately depict the condition of Missouri
Avenue around the time of the accident. Officer Andrews stated that he did not remember seeing
a sign stating "Water on Pavement" at or near the accident scene. Officer Andrews was then
shown Claimant's Exhibits 15, 16 and 17 that show the pole that Claimant hit. He testified that
the photographs accurately and fairly depict the pole that Claimant's vehicle struck on the night
of the accident except there was more water on Missouri Avenue on the evening of the accident
than depicted in the photos. Officer Andrews testified that he regularly patrolled the area in
question as a normal part of his duties. He stated that it was common knowledge that the
westbound lanes of Route 15 frequently flooded in the area of the accident. He said that the area
typically flooded up to the center lane of the road and that the water remained on the roadway for
days until the water evaporated. Officer Andrews said that he never reported the flooding to
IDOT or other authorities. He stated that he did not measure the depth of the water on the
pavement on May 20, 2000, but stated it was deep enough for a vehicle to lose control and
hydroplane.
Officer Andrews observed Claimant at scene of the accident. He testified that Claimant
had injuries to his head and was bleeding from his head. He stated that an ambulance took him
from the scene. Officer Andrews observed damage to Claimant's vehicle on the front end and
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testified that Claimant's Exhibit 22 fairly and accurately depicted Claimant's vehicle on date of
accident. Officer Andrews testified that the water covered the entire right lane of westbound
Illinois Route 15.
After Officer Andrew's direct examination, Claimant's Exhibits 10 through 21 were
admitted into evidence over Respondent's objection. Claimant's Exhibit 9 was admitted without
objection. Claimant's Exhibit 22 was admitted into evidence over Respondent's objection.
On cross examination Officer Andrews did not recall how long the water was on the
roadway on the night of the accident. On re-direct Officer Andrews was shown Claimant's
Exhibit 26 which was admitted into evidence over Respondent's objection.
The second witness called to testify was Claimant, Chris Bradley. Claimant stated that he
was in an accident on May 20, 2000, on Illinois Route 15 (Missouri Avenue) around 8:00 p.m.
Claimant stated that he was travelling on westbound Missouri Avenue going over an overpass
heading into East St. Louis. He testified that he had headlights on and nothing was obstructing
his view. He stated it was not raining that evening and it had not rained that day. He testified
that it did rain the day before on May 19th. He said that he lived most of his life in Nebraska but
returned to Cahokia in 1998 in order to live with his mother and graduate from high school. He
testified that he was not that familiar with the particular area of Missouri Avenue where the
accident occurred and that prior to the accident he had never observed standing water on the
roadway in the area in question. He stated that at the time of the accident he was travelling the
speed limit in the far right westbound lane and he hit a pool of standing water, his vehicle
hydroplaned, and the vehicle's front end struck a utility pole on north side of Missouri Avenue.
He stated that he did not see any warning signs advising of water on pavement. He testified that
Claimant's Exhibits 10 through 21 fairly and accurately depict the roadway and the pole he
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struck. Claimant did not testify as to the amount of standing water on the roadway on the
evening in question.
After hitting the pole, Claimant stated that his head hit the windshield and he was
"woozy" but not unconscious. He stated that his head and forehead were injured plus his left leg
and his neck and back. He testified that after the accident he was taken via ambulance to St.
Mary's Hospital (currently Kenneth Hall Hospital) and was treated and released. Claimant
testified that Claimant's Exhibit 7 is a bill from Kenneth Hall Hospital and was paid. Claimant
testified that he then received treatment for his injuries from Frick Chiropractic Clinic in
Cahokia. He stated that Claimant's Exhibit 8 is a bill from Frick Chiropractic Clinic in Cahokia
and had been paid. Claimant testified that at the time of the accident he was employed at
Casey's General Store. He stated that he missed work due to his injuries and suffered lost wages
in the amount of $1,100. Claimant presented no documentary evidence of his wages at the time
of the accident to support his testimony. Claimant testified that Claimant's Exhibit 23 is a photo
of his left leg showing abrasions and Claimant's Exhibit 24 depicts his forehead after the
accident. Claimant testified that he received stitches in his forehead and has about an inch scar
from about the midpoint of his forehead near his hairline down towards his left eye.
After direct examination Claimant's Exhibits 23 and 24 were admitted into evidence.
Claimant's Exhibits 7 and 8 were admitted into evidence over Respondent's objections.
On cross examination Claimant was asked about his familiarity with Illinois Route 15
and he said he was not that familiar with it. Respondent's counsel showed him his deposition
demonstrated that he stated that he had driven on Illinois Route 15 once or twice a month before
May 20, 2000. Claimant could not remember traffic conditions on evening in question. He
testified as to lost wages of $1,100 but could not answer how he calculated lost wages in 2000;
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specifically, he could not recall how much his wages were back in 2000. On re-direct Claimant
clarified that while he had driven on Route 15 prior to the accident, he was not familiar with
stretch of Illinois Route 15 where the accident occurred because his experience driving on Route
15 was between Cahokia and Belleville, IL, which took him on a different stretch of road from
the accident site. On re-direct he was shown the answers to interrogatories and stated that he
missed 3 weeks of work that formed his claim for lost wages. On re-cross Claimant testified that
he did not work the week of May 21s' – June 3rd and disputes Casey's General Store records that
show he worked 12 hours that week. He stated in deposition that his wages were $7 per hour but
he testified at the trial that his deposition testimony was incorrect.
Claimant then called Joseph Dean Monroe, an IDOT employee for the last 17 years, as an
adverse witness. Monroe has worked out of the IDOT facility in Collinsville, IL for the vast
majority of his 17 years with IDOT. He testified that he currently is the District Operations
Engineer for District 8 and has been in that position for the previous 6 years. Monroe has a
masters degree in civil engineering. He testified that District 8 includes Missouri Avenue where
the accident occurred in this case. He stated that prior to being the District Operations Engineer
for District 8 he was a Field Operations Engineer beginning in 2000. In May 2000 he testified he
was working as a Traffic Operation Engineer and Field Operations Engineer. As a Traffic
Operation Engineer he was responsible for signage and striping of the roads within his District.
He stated that as a Field Operations Engineer he was responsible for the safe operations and
upkeep of roadways in his zone. He testified that in May 2000 Steve Wheeler was the field
technician for Bowman Maintenance facility located at Seventh and Exchange in East St. Louis,
IL. Wheeler was responsible for repair and maintenance for stretches of road including Route
15.
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Monroe testified that since May 2000 he has become aware of standing water on
Missouri Avenue. He stated that as of May 2000 he was unaware of any flooding issues near the
3300 block of Missouri Avenue. Monroe testified that standing water covering a full lane of
traffic is a potential driving hazard to the motorist public. He testified that it is reasonable for a
person to expect a dry road surface when driving and it is not raining. He further stated that if
IDOT is aware of standing water on a roadway then the appropriate action is to place a warning
sign in the area. In this area he stated that IDOT could not make drastic changes to the roadway
because the drainage of water from the roadway was the responsibility of the City of East St.
Louis as it owned the drainage sewers. Monroe testified that Claimant's Exhibits 10, 11, 12, and
13 depict IDOT warning signs placed near the accident site shortly after accident.
Monroe testified that he became aware of the recurrent flooding in the areas after 2000.
He testified that IDOT generally drives all roadways in a District on a regular basis. He stated
that there is no set routine but workers should regularly drive the district's roads to check out the
condition. He stated that as of May 2000 the majority of "maintainers" drove past the 33
hundred block of Missouri Avenue on their way to work. Monroe also testified that in May
2000 there was a 24 hour communication center wherein the public could report dangerous
conditions on the roadway and during normal working hours the public would call the safety and
claims bureau to report dangerous conditions. Monroe also stated that IDOT relies on local
governmental agencies such as police departments to report problems with roadways. After this
testimony Claimant rested.
Respondent called Mr. Monroe in its case in chief to testify. Monroe reviewed
Supplemental Departmental Report pages 12 through 31 which contained the IDOT call in logs
and motor safety logs from May 19 to 24, 2000. He testified that he was familiar with IDOT's
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processes on these logs and these logs were maintained in the regular course of business. He
reviewed the logs and there was no reference to a complaint of standing water on Missouri
Avenue at 3300 block between May 19th and 22nd. Monroe stated that at some point an IDOT
employee must have received a report of standing water on Missouri Avenue near the 3300
block due to an IDOT Memorandum from R.D. Reeves to Angela Blackburn. The
Memorandum, dated July 6, 2000, stated that Mr. Reeves observed water in several locations of
Missouri Avenue on May 22nd. Monroe also testified that there was an agreement with East St.
Louis wherein IDOT maintains the roadway, shoulders and right of way and East St. Louis
maintains the drainage sewers.
On cross examination Monroe was shown Claimant's Exhibit 6 which contained a
memorandum from Gary Smith that denotes Claimant filing a complaint about road conditions
on May 22nd. Monroe testified that the May 22nd complaint from Claimant was not contained in
the logs he was referred to previously. Monroe further testified that even if an employee going
home observes a dangerous condition on a roadway, the employee has a duty to take some
action. If there is a recurrent problem then it should be addressed. Monroe also testified that at
the request of East St. Louis IDOT did assess the area in question in relation to the flooding
problems. He stated that flooding in the area was caused by a large rain event or by discharge of
waste water into the combined sewer system from a nearby industrial plant, or a combination of
both. Monroe stated that the first time he knew that the IDOT Bowman facility became aware of
flooding in the area in questions was on May 22, 2000, and that IDOT acted appropriately by
erecting a warning sign.
The Supplemental Departmental Report was admitted into evidence as Respondent's
Exhibit #1. The Original Departmental Report was admitted into evidence as Claimant's Exhibit
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#6.
III. Analysis
Claimant has made a claim for negligence. In order to prevail, Claimant must establish a
duty owed to Claimant by Respondent, a breach of that duty by Respondent, and damages
resulting proximately from that breach. Chandler v. Illinois Central Railroad Co., 207 Ill. 2d
331, 340, 798 N.E.2d 724, 729 (2003). There is no question that Respondent owes a duty of
ordinary care to maintain its roadways in a reasonably safe condition, Reidy v. State, 31 Ill. Ct.
Cl. 16 (1975), but Respondent is not a guarantor of the safety of all drivers on its roads. This
duty of ordinary care only arises when the Respondent has notice of the defect at issue. Sutter
and Fleming v. State, 48 Ill. Ct. Cl. 84 (1996). The duty of ordinary care extends to the warning
of potential dangerous conditions on the roadways of which the State has notice. Sutter and
Fleming v. State, 48 Ill. Ct. Cl. 84 (1996).
In this case, Claimant alleges that Missouri Avenue near the 3300 block near East St.
Louis contained a defective condition, specifically it was prone to frequent flooding that posed a
danger to the motorist public. Claimant asserts that Respondent negligently failed to inspect,
repair and maintain Missouri Avenue free of standing water and/or failed to warn the motorist
public of the dangerous condition of water on the roadway. There are really two issues to be
considered: (1) whether Respondent is liable for the negligent inspection, repair or maintenance
of the road thus causing flooding; and (2) whether Respondent is liable for failing to warn of the
condition.
Claimant's first theory of liability, the failure to inspect, repair or maintain the roadway
fails. IDOT engineer Monroe testified that there is an agreement between IDOT and the City of
East St. Louis wherein IDOT maintains the roadway, shoulders, and land within the right of way
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and East St. Louis is responsible for sewers and drainage. Claimant presented no evidence to
indicate that the flooding was caused by any condition of the roadway itself. The only evidence
as to the actual cause of the flooding on the roadway was from Monroe who stated that he
personally observed flooding on the location in question from the manhole cover on westbound
Route 15. Monroe testified that it was his understanding that there was a flooding problem on
Route 15 near the 3300 block due to the fact the sewers maintained by East St. Louis in that area
were in a combination sewer system that accepted industrial, residential and storm runoff. As
there was no evidence presented that the flooding was caused by a failure to inspect, maintain or
repair the roadway by Respondent, Claimant's first theory of liability fails.
The second theory of liability is that Respondent had actual or constructive knowledge of
the dangerous condition on the roadway and failed to warn the motorist public. The Court of
Claims has held that when Respondent has actual or constructive notice of recurrent standing
water on a roadway that the Respondent has a duty to warn the motorist public. Scott v. State of
Illinois, 43 Ill.Ct.Cl. 85 (1990). The key inquiry is the reasonableness of Respondent's actions in
light of the notice it had.
In this case the only testimony as to the recurrence of standing water on Route 15 as of
May 20, 2000 is that of East St. Louis Police Officer Andrews. Officer Andrews testified that it
was common knowledge that Missouri Avenue flooded whenever it rained. He further testified
that the standing water would remain on the roadway until such time that it evaporated. Mr.
Monroe testified that the flooding in the area even occurred due to non-rain events. The
evidence at trial indicates that the flooding in the area in question was not a case of a flashflood
that quickly recedes; but rather was a recurrent flooding problem wherein the water remains for
a period of days. Furthermore, the evidence demonstrates that not only did the flooding occur
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during wet weather but sometimes when it was not raining due to the sewer discharge.
If in fact Respondent had actual knowledge of flooding on Missouri Avenue prior to the
accident then Mr. Monroe testified that IDOT had a duty to place a warning sign up. As such if
no warning sign was placed then Respondent breached its duty. A preponderance of the
evidence weighs in favor of the fact that Respondent had actual knowledge, or with any degree
of due diligence would have gained actual knowledge, of recurrent flooding on Missouri
Avenue. While Respondent was not responsible to repair the sewers nothing prevented
Respondent from erecting a sign to warn motorists of the possibility of water on the roadway.
As such Respondent breached its duty to warn.
The next inquiry is whether the water on the roadway caused the accident. The
testimony from Claimant is that around 8:00 p.m. he was travelling on westbound Missouri
Avenue. He stated that it was dark and his vehicle was working properly. He stated that he
went over an overpass and after reaching the bottom of the other side of the overpass he hit the
standing water, hydroplaned and struck a utility pole on the north side of the road. Officer
Andrews, while not a witness, opined that Claimant lost control due to the standing water and
struck the pole. Respondent offered no evidence to contradict this version of events. As such
the accident was proximately caused by the standing water on the roadway.
The final element of his case is damages. Claimant seeks damages for his medical
expenses, pain, suffering and disability, disfigurement and for lost wages. Claimant stated that
in the accident he hit his head on the windshield and was woozy. He stated that he cut his
forehead and hurt his leg, neck and back. Claimant testified that he was taken via ambulance to
Kenneth Hall Regional Hospital (formerly St. Mary's Hospital) in East St. Louis via ambulance.
He testified that he was treated and released. Claimant's Exhibit #7 is a medical bill from
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Kenneth Hall Hospital in the amount of $1,117.60. Claimant stated that the medical bill from
Kenneth Hall Hospital was paid. He then testified that he was treated at Frick Chiropractic
Clinic in Cahokia, IL after the accident. Claimant's Exhibit #8 is a medical bill from Frick
Chiropractic Clinic in the amount of $199.00 and Claimant testified that the bill was paid.
Claimant also stated that he has a scar on his forehead from the accident. The scar appears to be
about an inch in length and goes from Claimant's hairline in the middle of his forehead towards
his left eye.
On the issue of medical expenses Respondent argues that Claimant has not proven a
causal link between the accident and the medical services provided because there is no expert
testimony. In order to recover medical expenses due to an accident Claimant must establish two
things: (1) the medical services were reasonable and necessary to treat the injuries suffered by
the Claimant and caused by the negligence of the Respondent, i.e. causally connected to the
accident; and (2) the medical services were reasonable and necessary for like services in the
area. While generally in order to establish that the medical services are causally connected to
the injuries suffered expert testimony is required, if the need for the medical services is so
obvious to be within the realm of a layperson's knowledge, no expert testimony is required.
Brown v. Baker, 2184 Ill.App.3d 401, 405, 672 N.E.2d 69, 71 (5th Dist. 1996).4 In this case the
ambulance and treatment at Kenneth Hall Hospital on the evening of the accident are within the
realm of knowledge of the layperson. As such Claimant has met his burden by a preponderance

4
"Generally, a plaintiff in a personal injury case must present the testimony of a medical expert to establish
causation if the relationship between the claimed injury and the event in question requires special knowledge and
training to establish. For example, if a plaintiff suffers a cut in an accident, the jury can readily determine without
expert testimony that the accident caused the cut. But, if the nature of plaintiff's injury is complex or if the condition
could be the result of some event or condition other than the accident in question, then expert testimony may be
needed to establish the particular event that caused the pain and the underlying medical condition. This proof of
causation is usually accomplished by presenting testimony from a physician on the causation issue." See Brown v.
Baker, 2184 Ill.App.3d 401, 405, 672 N.E.2d 69, 71 (5th Dist. 1996).
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of the evidence that the medical services from the ambulance and Kenneth Hall Hospital were
reasonable and necessary. The next prong is whether Claimant established that the medical bills
were reasonable for like services in the area. The law provides that a paid bill is prima facie
evidence of the reasonableness of the charges. Arthur v. Catour, 216 Ill.2d 72, 82; 833 N.E.2d
847, 853 (2005). Since those bills were paid the Claimant has met his burden of proving the
services were reasonable to treat the injuries he suffered. As such Claimant has met his burden
to recover the $1,117.60 medical bills from Kenneth Hall Hospital. The Frick Chiropractic
Clinic services are a different story. The layperson cannot ascertain whether said chiropractic
services were reasonable and necessary to treat the injuries of Claimant. As such Claimant
failed to meet his burden of proof that the Frick Chiropractic Clinic services were causally
connected to treat the injuries Claimant suffered due to the accident.
Claimant seeks pain and suffering due to his injuries. Claimant did not suffer any broken
bones but was involved in a motor vehicle accident nonetheless. As such Claimant is awarded
$2,000 for pain and suffering.
Claimant also seeks $1,100 in lost wages. Claimant has failed to meet his burden of
proof on this issue. Claimant failed to present any documentary evidence of his wages in May
of 2000. He further could not remember his hourly wage at the time of the accident. As such
Claimant has not proven his claim for lost wages.
The final damage for Claimant is the scar on his head. In light of the location and
prominence of the scar Claimant is awarded $5,000 for the scar.
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that Claimants' claim is granted. Claimant is awarded
$8.117.60 in total damages.
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ALDRIDGE ELECTRIC, INC., Claimant, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, DEPARTMENT OF

Opinion filed May 2, 2012
EDWARD KEIDAN, Counsel for Claimant

LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (JILL OTTE, Assistant Attorney General, of counsel),
for Respondent.
Breach of contract, Misrepresentation- The government impliedly warrants the accuracy

of matters set forth in contract documents and is liable for breach of contract when they
provide material misrepresentations on which a contractor relies. To prevail, the
contractor must establish (1) State’s plans and specifications contained a material
misrepresentation, (2) contractor relied on that misrepresentation, and (3) contractor’s
reliance on said misrepresentation caused him financial harm. Claimant proved that
IDOT’s negligent estimate of 2,183 (instead of the correct 2,017) T1 signals was a
material misrepresentation on which Claimant relied and due to its reliance, suffered
economic damages in calculating the bid.
Breach of contract, Damages- Sufficient damages are awarded to place the injured party
in as good a position as he would have been had the breaching party fully performed.
Claimant must show that but for the breach, the damages alleged would not have been
suffered. Damages must be foreseeable at the time the parties entered the contract,
meaning they must be the natural and proximate result of the breach. The State’s error in
the estimate caused Claimant to lose profits by providing a lower unit price. Had the
State provided the correct lower estimate, Claimant would have submitted a higher
unit/bid price to recover its revenue.
Breach of contract, Implied duty of good faith, Implied duty to cooperate, Implied duty
not to hinder performance- Claimant must prove (1) the delay was for an unreasonable
amount of time, (2) the delay was proximately caused by the State’s actions, (3) the delay
resulted in some injury to the contractor, and (4) the State was the sole proximate cause
of the delay. State’s actions in releasing authorization for performance of certain non-
routine items, though they amounted to delays for Claimant, were not unreasonable.
Breach of contract, Payment of damages- Court of Claims cannot enter an award for
damages unless sufficient funds were available to pay the damages. The court found
insufficient funds to pay the full damages claimed by Claimant and limited the payment
to the amount of funds available as shown in a Departmental Report.
OPINION
Sprague, C.J.
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Claimant, Aldridge Electric filed this Complaint against Respondent, Illinois Department
of Transportation on March 5, 2003, alleging two counts of breach of contract related to
Electrical Maintenance Contract 60608. In Count I, Claimant seeks $1,419,210 in damages,
alleging that Respondent's negligent estimate in the bidding documents constituted a
misrepresentation it relied on when making its bid. In Count II, Claimant seeks $559,363 in
damages and alleges that Respondent breached its implied duty not to hinder performance when
it unreasonably hindered and delayed in releasing authorization for performance of certain non-
routine work items under the contract. A three day trial was heard before a Commissioner
beginning on February 7, 2011.
FACTUAL BACKGROUND
On August 18, 1998 the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) made available
the bidding documents for the District 1 Electrical Maintenance Contract 60608 (EMC 60608).
Work under EMC 60608 was to begin at 12 a.m. on January 1, 1999 and end on December 31,
1999. IDOT had the option to renew it for another year, which in this case it did. EMC 60608
covered several counties and required that the contractor maintain the following IDOT electrical
systems: lighting, pump stations, traffic signals, the surveillance system, weigh stations, special
systems (including the reversible lane controls) and miscellaneous systems, such as ice beacons,
navigational lighting systems, and camera systems.
EMC 60608 was subsequently awarded to Aldridge with its bid of $15,392,513.87. This
bid was $120,000 less than that of Meade Electric, the only other bidder on this EMC.
According to Michael Calihan, Aldridge Project Manager for EMC 60608, and current Aldridge
Director of Training and Employment, Aldridge had been bidding on IDOT's EMC since 1985,
and it was awarded the EMC in '86, '91, '92, '93, and '94. Calihan stated that during the '85-'01
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period, with the exception of maybe one year, Meade Electric was the only other company that
bid on the District 1 EMC. Michael Knutson, currently Vice President of Infrastructure at
Meade Electric testified that in the last 60 years Meade had been awarded the District 1 EMC
about 53 times. Knutson, a Meade employee for thirty-two years, was a Contract Manager for
Meade in 1999 and had held that position since 1995.
EMC 60608 was broken down into routine and non-routine maintenance of the
previously mentioned electrical systems. Non-routine work was the less significant portion of
EMC 60608. Before non-routine work could be performed, IDOT would have to authorize it.
IDOT would release its authorization letters on the EMC MS database, which the contractors
were required to check every day for IDOT authorization postings. Martin Anderson, IDOT
Bureau Chief of Electrical Operations since 1990 (now retired), stated that the decisions
regarding when to authorize the non-routine work were, among other things, based on budgetary
considerations and required field reports submitted by the contractor.
Once the non-routine work was authorized, Aldridge was then required to submit its
plans for completing the work to IDOT for approval. This was a back and forth process between
the contractor and IDOT and could take several months. Although Aldridge was not allowed to
start performing the non-routine work until IDOT approved the plans, it was allowed to purchase
the material and equipment necessary for the project.
Calihan indicated that the routine maintenance portion of the EMC was really the meat
of the contract and required many fixed costs such as workshop facilities, warehouses,
manpower required to administer the contract, communications equipment, a 24 hour dispatch
center, and specialized fleet of maintenance vehicles. Calihan stated that routine maintenance of
the five different types of traffic signals (T1-T5) constituted the bulk of the EMC contract. It
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accounted for 65% of the total bid price for the contract, with the T1 signals constituting about
60% of the total bid price, and signals T2-T5 making up the other 5%.
Calihan described that in a typical T1 traffic signal location, at the intersection of two or
more roads, there would be a control cabinet with electronic equipment in it; mast arm mounted
signals that go over the road; post mounted signals that sit on the side of the road; various types
of detectors in the pavement, or external to the pavement, to count the cars; lighting; and signs,
among other things.
Calihan stated that prior to 1999, IDOT paid the contractor for T1 signal maintenance on
a unit-price basis, and that in all EMC's prior to 1999 each of these various components of a T1
location was designated as a different unit for which the contractor had to submit a unit bid
price. For example, there would be one unit bid price for control cabinets, another unit bid price
for mast arm mounted signals, and so on and so forth. For each of these different T1 location
components/units, the contractor was paid at the end of the month for the total amount of units it
maintained. This was known as a "pieces and parts" contract. With EMC 60608, however,
IDOT switched over to a new payment scheme and designated an entire T1 location as a single
unit. Thus, under EMC 60608, the contractor was to be paid based on the total number of T1
locations it maintained instead of the various components at each of those locations.
Calihan stated that when Aldridge first got the bidding documents in August 1998, the
listing in Volume 3 stated that there were 1,965 T1 locations, and section 15.19 indicated that
this was a good estimate. Later, on September 4, 1998, IDOT provided an addendum to the bid
documents indicating that there were 2,183 estimated T1 locations. Aldridge used this 2,183
estimate in calculating the bid price for traffic signal locations and made a bid of $354.29/T1
location. Both, former IDOT Bureau Chief Martin Anderson and Doris Leonard, an IDOT
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Contract technician for 18 years, agreed that 2,183 was the number Aldridge should have used in
calculating its bid.
Various portions of the contract (to be discussed in detail below) stated that 2,183 was an
estimate, subject to variation for reasons such as construction, maintenance transfers, new
installations, and maintenance agreement revisions and removals and that Claimant would only
receive compensation for the actual number of locations it maintained in a given month.
Calihan testified that Aldridge did not attempt to verify this estimate by physically
counting T1 signal locations because they only had a month to prepare the bid, and that was not
enough time. Further, Calihan indicated that, based on Aldridge's prior dealings with IDOT,
there would have been no need to doubt its estimate and try verifying it. Knutson from Meade
Electric testified that Meade – who had the EMC for 53 out of the last 60 years - never sent
anyone out to verify the traffic signal estimates specified in the bidding documents.
Knutson concurred that, historically, IDOT's numbers were accurate and that he never
had any reason to believe otherwise. When bidding on EMC 60608, Meade Electric never
verified the EMC Maintenance System database (EMC MS) to see if the 2,183 estimate
compared with numbers in the database, even though Meade had access to the EMC MS since it
was still working on the EMC prior to 60608. Knutson stated that although there was going to
be variation between the 2,183 estimate and how many signals would actually be on
maintenance, he never doubted that an IDOT location was identified correctly. He took the
2,183 estimate to mean that if all the T1 locations were on maintenance, there would be 2,183
locations.
Calihan noted that in Aldridge's previous dealings with IDOT, the actual units were
usually 2 to 3 percent more than the estimate supplied in the bidding documents because of
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growth toward the end of the contract. Conversely, Knutson stated that the actual quantities
Meade got paid for were usually 10% less than the estimated quantities in the bidding
documents. However, based on Claimant's Routine Maintenance Payments Analysis Chart,
introduced at trial as Claimant's Tr. Exh. 12, it is apparent that in the four years (95-98) prior to
EMC 60608, when Meade had the EMC, the actual units Meade was paid for were greater than
the estimates in the bidding documents.
When the contract began on January 1, 1999, Aldridge was responsible for completing,
by February 1, a form IDOT District One inventory for each traffic signal location it maintained.
Aldridge was responsible for inputting that data into the IDOT Electrical Maintenance Contract
Management System (EMC MS) database by March 1. Despite this, Calihan stated that
Aldridge was not responsible for counting the locations it was to get paid for. He explained, that
in the past, IDOT would always provide them with a "base number" (which was very close to
the bidding estimate) and then as signals went on and off throughout the contract, adjustments
would be made to that base number.
With respect to the T1 locations, Calihan stated that Aldridge was paid based on the bid
amount (2,183) up until March. He noted that soon after the contract started in January, David
Ziesemer, then head of IDOT Bureau of Traffic, stated that he wanted to investigate whether
2,183 locations was accurate. Calihan offered the services of his Dispatch Supervisor, James
Jennings, and three months later, IDOT discovered errors in the database. Jennings, now a
Facilities Manager at Aldridge, stated that he spent several days a week during the three month
period in Ziesemer's office going over maps of the intersections, IDOT records and files, and the
EMC MS database. In April IDOT paid Aldridge based on a new base of 2,066 locations and
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retroactively applied that base number to reduce the payments that Aldridge received from
January through March.
By May 1999, IDOT realized there were some more errors in the database and changed
the base to 2,017 locations. Starting June 1999, IDOT started paying Aldridge $66,463/month
less based on the new figure of 2,017 T1 traffic signal locations. During the course of the
contract, IDOT also recouped the $274,913 it overpaid Aldridge for the months of January
through May.
Even though Aldridge was getting paid less because there were less T1 traffic signal
locations, Aldridge was still obligated to continue with the fixed cost requirements under the
contract. The only provision that afforded Aldridge any relief with respect to fixed costs was the
one allowing for reduction of patrolmen. Aldridge submitted a request for three less patrolmen
in April, and eventually, in September 1999 IDOT allowed Aldridge to have two less traffic
signal patrolmen, thereby reducing Aldridge's fixed cost obligations.
With respect to the non-routine portion of this contract, IDOT did not authorize almost
half the non-routine work for 1999 until the last four months of that year. Consequently, about a
third of the non-routine work authorized in 1999 carried over to 2000. According to Claimant,
this backlog, along with IDOT releasing 26% of the non-routine work for 2000 in the last three
months of that year, resulted in a substantial carryover of non-routine work into 2001 that
Claimant had to finish after the contract term was over in 2000.
In Count I of this Complaint, Claimant alleges that IDOT is liable for damages stemming
from its negligent estimate regarding T1 locations in the routine maintenance portion of this
contract because had Claimant known there would be 166 less T1 locations, it would have bid
higher than $354.29/unit. In Count II, Claimant asserts Respondent is liable for damages due to
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its unreasonable delays in authorizing non-routine work. Because of these delays, a significant
amount of work spilled over into 2001, and Claimant incurred extra labor related costs to
perform this work after the two-year contract period.
Respondent asserts that it is not liable for the variance between the actual T1 locations
Claimant maintained and the 2,183 estimate provided in the bidding documents. It argues that
the specifications in the bidding documents and the certifications that Claimant was required to
make in its bid proposal all unambiguously state that estimates provided in the bidding
documents were not certain and were subject to change, and that Claimant would only get paid
for the actual number of locations serviced. Respondent further asserts that Claimant knew that
the actual number of locations was lower than in the estimate because of certain documents
made available to Claimant before it was awarded the contract, and after it was awarded the
contract but before the Contract term started.
COUNT I
Analysis
In Count I of its Complaint Claimant posits four different theories of recovery, all of
which essentially state that IDOT is liable for a breach of contract because the negligent
preparation of its 2,183 T1 signal estimate constituted a material misrepresentation that Claimant
relied on to its financial detriment when calculating the unit bid price for T1 locations in EMC
60608.
The government impliedly warrants the accuracy of matters set forth in contract
documents. D.F.K. Enterprises, Inc. v. U.S., 45 Fed.Cl. 280, 285 (1999). Thus, the government
is liable to contractors for breach of contract where the State-prepared specifications contain
material misrepresentations on which the contractor relied. See Talsma Builders, Inc. v. State
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(1976), 31 Ill.Ct.Cl. 143, 145-46. For a contractor to prevail in such an action he must establish:
1. the State's plans and specifications contained a material misrepresentation; 2. the contractor
relied on that misrepresentation; and 3. the contractor's reliance on said misrepresentation caused
him financial harm. See Id.
In a breach of contract context a misrepresentation occurs when the government misleads
a contractor by a negligently untrue representation of fact or fails to disclose information it has a
duty to disclose. Meyers Companies, Inc. v. U.S., 41 Fed.Cl. 303, 311 (1998). A
misrepresentation is "material" if the plaintiff would have acted differently had he been aware of
it, or if it concerned the type of information upon which he would be expected to rely when
making his decision to act. Miller v. William Chevrolet/GEO, Inc., 326 Ill. App. 3d 642, 650,
762 N.E.2d 1, 8 (1st Dist., 2001).
Thus, our first determination is whether IDOT's 2,183 estimate constituted a
misrepresentation.
1. Material Misrepresentation
In the case at bar, Claimant asserts that it was misled by Respondent's negligently
prepared, untrue "good estimate" of 2,183 T1 traffic locations. Further, Claimant notes that T1
traffic signals are a significant portion of the routine maintenance component of this contract,
noting that in the four years prior when Meade Electric had the District 1 EMC, it was paid an
average of $8.2 million per year for traffic signal maintenance versus less than an average of
$1.8 million per year for the other routine pay items.
Although estimates are not warranties or guarantees, the government is under a duty to
fashion material estimates in government prepared specifications with reasonable care. See
Celeron Gathering Corp. v. U.S., 34 Fed.Cl. 745, 752 (1996). Reasonable care does not require
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the government to be clairvoyant, but the government is obliged to base its estimate on all
relevant information that is reasonably available to it. Hi-Shear Technology Corp. v. U.S., 53
Fed.Cl. 420, 430 (2002). Since the government is in the best position to acquire information
about its internal operations and needs, its duty to provide a reasonable estimate requires more
when additional information is available upon reasonable investigation. Educators Associates,
Inc. v. U.S., 41 Fed.Cl. 811, 816-17 (1998).
Martin Anderson stated that Dave Ziesemer, head of the Bureau of Traffic, came up with
the original estimate of 1,965 T1 locations but did not know how he came up with that number.
Anderson further testified that the estimate was changed in the September 4 addendum because
on September 3, Ziesemer sent a speed memo indicating that he wanted to change the 1,965
number to 2,183. Anderson did not know why Ziesemer wanted to change the number, but
stated that he recalled talk about changing the number to reflect growth projections. Anderson
did not know how growth was calculated into that number. Leonard's testimony further
indicated that no one verified whether the old 1,965 estimate was accurate before changing it to
2,183.
According to Calihan, Aldridge did not think that this new estimate was made to account
for growth in the system over the life of the contract because 218 additional locations in the
span of two years was more growth than Aldridge had ever seen in the years that it had this
EMC. Instead, Aldridge assumed that the new estimate was a correction and reflected the most
accurate estimate available. Meade's Knutson stated that he had originally thought IDOT had
accounted for growth in the new estimate, but after looking at the various charts and documents
at trial, he no longer thought so.
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When IDOT finally did embark on ascertaining the actual number of T1 locations, it did
so after the contract term started, and it took about three months. Jennings and Ziesemer, along
with IDOT's employee Obed Ortiz, conducted the audit by comparing the EMC MS database
with the documents that were a part of EMC 60608, and IDOT's files, notes, and maps with the
various intersections noted on them. IDOT'S audit determined that there were 2,066 T1
locations, and IDOT started paying Aldridge based on this newly determined number of
locations and also retroactively reduced its prior payments to Aldridge based on this number.
The database errors were mainly due to duplication of locations: specifically, if the intersection
contained roads that were referred to by more than one name, the intersection showed up on the
EMC MS database as multiple locations because it was entered into the EMC MS database
under each of those different road names. A few months after the audit, IDOT discovered even
more errors in the EMC MS database and this time concluded there were actually 2,017 T1
locations – 166 less T1 locations than the 2,183 estimate that Claimant was told to use in the
bidding documents.
Respondent does not have the burden of establishing the reasonableness of its procedure
in obtaining its estimate until Claimant has first met its burden of persuasion. See Crown
Laundry and Dry Cleaners, Inc. v. U.S., 29 Fed.Cl. 506, 520 (1993). But here, Claimant was
merely asking what the procedure for obtaining the estimate was, and no one testifying for the
Respondent even knew how the initial 1,965 T1 estimate was obtained by Ziesemer, or how and
why the new, subsequent 2,183 T1 estimate was obtained by him. Given that EMC 60608 was
the first time that IDOT was paying contractors based on T1 locations instead of parts, it is hard
to understand why the Bureau administering the contract would not be more involved in
ensuring the accuracy of the estimate –especially since routine maintenance of T1 signals in the
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past accounted for a significant portion of the payments that IDOT made to the contractor.
Further, when IDOT/Ziesemer did try verifying the actual number of locations, they used
IDOT's maps and files, and records in the EMC MS database – the same information that IDOT
would have had access to before the contract was entered into.
Based on all the above, we find IDOT was negligent in providing its estimate regarding
T1 locations to Claimant because it failed to reasonably verify and produce its estimates using
information that was readily available to it at the time it made the estimate. Thus, we find that
IDOT's estimate of 2,183 T1 locations was a misrepresentation because IDOT misled Aldridge
by requiring it to use in its bid calculations the incorrect 2,183 estimate it negligently provided.
We now turn to whether this misrepresentation was material. Aldridge explains that
routine T1 traffic signal maintenance was the largest portion of EMC 60608. Pursuant to
Article 5.3.1., there were lots of fixed costs associated with the routine maintenance portion of
the contract that would have remained basically the same whether there were 2,183 T1 locations
or 2,017 T1. Thus, had Respondent not misrepresented there were 2,183 T1 locations, and
instead provided an accurate estimate of 2,017 locations, Aldridge would have given a higher
bid than $349.29/unit. Had Aldridge known that there were closer to 2,017 T1 locations, it
would never have entered into a contract where it received $354.29/unit. Thus, we find that
IDOT's negligent estimate of 2,183 T1 locations was a material misrepresentation.
Regardless, Respondent points to the following provisions to argue that it is not liable
for any damages arising from variation between actual quantities and the estimates in the
bidding documents:
15:19 of the bidding specifications states:
Volume 3 of this contract contains a July 1998 listing of the State of Illinois
maintained signal locations in District 1 including a listing of the type and
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number of signal appurtenances (equipment at each). The number of locations is
constantly changing due to construction, maintenance transfers, new installations,
maintenance agreement revisions and removals. The number and type of
equipment is listed to provide the Contract with a good estimate of the inventory,
but the listing shall be considered to be only an estimate and the Department
should not be held accountable for any errors in this listing.
Article 5.4.3 of EMC 60608 states:
Quantities included for bidding are only estimates and actual quantities may vary.
The pace of construction activities within the District as well as a number of other
unpredictable factors will cause variances from these indicated quantities, both
for routine maintenance pay items as well as non-routine pay items. The
Contractor's unit prices are expected to be realistic and no additional
compensation will be allowed to due to a variance in quantities;...The Contractor
is cautioned against unbalanced bidding and is directed to Article 102.08(c) of the
Standard Specifications.
Respondent argues that these provisions clearly establish that when bidders were to make
bids based on an estimate of 2,183 locations, they were to take into consideration that this
number would vary from the actual amount of locations they would service, and more
importantly bidders would not receive further compensation for the variances between the
estimated 2,183 locations and the actual locations serviced.
Irrespective of IDOT's disclaimers however, even where a contract disclaims all
warranties or guarantees with respect to an estimate, the government is under a duty to fashion
material estimates with reasonable care. Celeron Gathering Corp. v. U.S. at 752 (1996).
Disclaimers of estimate afford a flexibility sufficient to accommodate actual deviations from the
estimate, but the latitude that it affords may not properly be used to excuse the estimator from
using relevant information that is reasonably available to him. See Chemical Technology, Inc. v.
U. S., 227 Ct.Cl. 120, 645 F.2d 934, 948 (1981). IDOT's disclaimers cannot shield it from the
liability it incurred by breaching its duty to fashion estimates with reasonable care when it
negligently misrepresented 2,183 as a good estimate of T1 locations.
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In addition to these provisions in the specifications, Respondent also points to certain
certifications that bidders, once they were actually ready to submit a bid, were to file along with
their bid proposals. Anderson (the IDOT Bureau Chief of Electrical Operations during EMC
60608) stated at trial that these paragraphs emphasize that the schedule of prices to which the
contractor bids are estimates and the contractor is not guaranteed to be paid those numbers; the
contractor will only be paid for actual quantities; and the contractor declares that he understands
that to be the case and that he waives rights to claim anything that he misunderstood what these
requirements were, and that he has visited the location, is familiar with the surroundings, and the
conditions for the contract.
However, again, the provisions of a contract directing contractors to visit the site and
inform themselves of the actual conditions will not relieve the government from liability due to
defects in the plans and specifications. Arcole Const. Co. v. State (1941), 11 Ill.Ct.Cl. 423, 434-
35. Where the defect is a misrepresentation of a material fact, like in the case at bar,
independent investigation of T1 locations is beyond the scope of the language in these
certifications because the government provided a positive representation, a self-proclaimed
"good estimate", of 2,183 T1 locations that Claimant had a right to rely on without an
investigation to prove its falsity. See id.
Further, even when IDOT finally attempted to determine the actual number of T1
locations in January-March/April, it did not go out into the field and try physically counting
actual locations; it compared its records, files, intersection maps, and EMC MS. Thus, it is
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doubtful that an actual site location count would have been helpful - especially since Calihan
would not know how the intersections were classified in the EMC MS database.5
Having found that IDOT's estimate of 2,183 T1 locations was a material
misrepresentation, we now turn to whether Claimant relied on the material misrepresentation.
2. Contractor's reliance on the misrepresentation
Based on the testimonies of Knutson and Calihan, it is apparent that neither Aldridge nor
Meade felt the need to verify the 2,138 estimate because they had never needed to verify any of
IDOT's estimates in the past. They trusted IDOT because it had always provided good estimates,
and had no reason to doubt that the 2,183 estimate would be accurate - especially since IDOT
provided the 2,183 estimate as an update on the previous 1,965 "good estimate." Claimant then
relied on this 2,183 estimate/material misrepresentation to calculate its unit bid price for T1 (or
traffic signal) locations.
Nonetheless, Respondent argues that even if its estimate was negligent, Aldridge should
have known that it was wrong after reviewing the September 8, 1998 Addendum, "Sample
Routine Maintenance Quantities." The addendum listed the various quantities of parts or
components that IDOT paid Meade for maintaining during January 1998 to June 1998. Since
Meade's 1998 EMC was a "pieces and parts" contract, T1 traffic signal locations were not listed.
However, Knutson stated that there was a direct correlation between the number of E5
and E15 controllers that Meade was paid for and the number of T1 locations, because there was
usually only one controller per intersection. Calihan, however stated that the relationship was
not that simple because sometimes if intersections were close enough to each other, one
controller would service multiple intersections.

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Calihan testified, for example, that sometimes one controller controlled several intersections that were next to one
another - he stated that he did not know whether that would be considered 1 T1 location even though each
intersection had its own traffic lights.
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At trial, Knutson was asked to add up the E5 and E15 totals in the September 8
Addendum, and he came up with a total of about 1,930. This was 87 locations less than the
2,017 estimate IDOT eventually determined. Knutson seems to suggest that this difference is
attributable to the signals that were "off” during that period. But it is uncertain how much of
these variances are due to "off” signals or, as Calihan suggested, multiple intersections being
controlled by the same controller.
We do not find that the number of E5 and E15 controllers would have apprised Aldridge
that the 2,183 estimate was wrong - especially since Aldridge had just received an addendum
four days before providing a new 2,138 estimate of T1 signals to bid, and Aldridge justifiably
understood that to be a corrected, more accurate revision of the prior estimate of 1,965. Further,
Knutson was uncertain whether Meade itself had even counted the E5 and E15 totals when
bidding EMC 60608, and there is no evidence that IDOT ever added or considered the total
amount of controllers when making its T1 signal estimate.
Respondent also argues that, even aside from the September 8 Addendum, Aldridge still
knew, or should have known, that its estimate was wrong because of the patrol routes Aldridge
was required to provide at the November 24, 1998 pre-construction meeting. Patrol routes
indicated the different traffic signal intersections that were to be maintained among the signal
patrolmen. Calihan testified that since Aldridge did not have any patrolmen at that time, and
Meade was then performing work under the previous EMC, Aldridge asked for, and was given,
Meade's patrol route sheets. Calihan elaborated that there was a good chance the routes would
stay the same anyway, because traffic signal work was so specialized that both companies would
usually have to hire the same patrolmen for the District 1 EMC. IDOT introduced a chart made
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by Leonard, in which Leonard had calculated that Meade's patrol route indicated that there were
2,047 T1 signal locations.
Calihan testified that Aldridge never counted the number of traffic locations on Meade's
patrol route sheets because the documents were lengthy - over 100 pages long - and contained
more than just lists of T1 traffic signal locations. Further, Calihan stated that the patrol route
sheets were not submitted for the purpose of verifying traffic signal locations, but to match up
signal patrolmen with routes that were close to where they lived to minimize travel time.
Knutson also testified that the patrol route sheets were not intended to be used for determining or
counting traffic signal locations and that Meade never used them for that purpose. Further, both
Leonard and Anderson stated that no one from IDOT counted traffic signal locations on Meade's
patrol route sheets that Aldridge submitted at the pre-construction meeting. IDOT did not count
the locations on the patrol route sheets until after Aldridge tried obtaining relief from IDOT
under its available administrative remedies.
Notably, the patrol route sheets were presented on November 24, 1998 - about two
months after Aldridge had already made its bid, and about a month after it had been awarded the
contract. Regardless of whether Aldridge would have been able to somehow renegotiate its unit
bid price after being awarded the contract or that maybe Aldridge had these documents when it
made the bid, we find that Aldridge was justified in disregarding any T1 location information in
the patrol route sheets. The patrol route sheets were used as a tool to logistically allocate
personnel for traffic signal maintenance, and, in addition to Aldridge, neither Meade nor IDOT
used them for the purpose of counting or determining T1 locations.
3. Economic Damages due to reliance
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Here Aldridge relied on Respondent's negligent estimate when Aldridge calculated its
$354.29/unit bid because it based its estimated revenue on maintenance of 2,183 T1 signals per
month, or 26,196 T1 signal location maintenances a year. Had IDOT provided its lower, correct
estimate of 2,017 that it established once the contract had already started, Aldridge would have
expected revenue based on 24,204 T1 maintenances a year and bid a higher unit price for T1
signals since the fixed costs associated with routine T1 signal maintenance would not have been
correspondingly lower. Thus, we find that Aldridge has proved that IDOT's estimate of 2,183
T1 signals constituted a material misrepresentation on which it relied, and due to its reliance
Aldridge suffered economic damages. We now turn to determining the damages Aldridge
suffered.
Damages
"The general rule in common law breach of contract cases is to award damages sufficient
to place the injured party in as good a position as he or she would have been had the breaching
party fully performed." San Carlos Irrigation & Drainage Dist. v. U.S., Ill F.3d 1557, 1562-63
(Fed.Cir.1997). Thus, "[a] plaintiff must show that but for the breach, the damages alleged
would not have been suffered." Id. Moreover, the damages must have been foreseeable at the
time the parties entered the contract, which requires that they "be the natural and proximate
result of the breach." Locke v. U.S., 151 Ct.Cl. 262, 283 F.2d 521, 526 (1960).
Lost profits are a recognized measure of damages where their loss is the proximate result
of the breach and the fact that there would have been a profit is definitely established, and there
is some basis on which a reasonable estimate of the amount of the profit can be made. Id.
In a number of complex contract cases, however, exact computation of damages may
prove to be extremely difficult. Therefore, courts have held that, "[t]he ascertainment of
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damages, or of an equitable adjustment, is not an exact science, and where responsibility for
damage is clear, it is not essential that the amount thereof be ascertainable with absolute
exactness or mathematical precision." Elec. and Missile Facilities, Inc. v. U.S., 189 Ct.Cl. 237,
416 F.2d 1345, 1358 (1969). The plaintiff can meet its burden of proving damages if it
"furnishes the court with a reasonable basis for computation, even though the result is only
approximate." Hi-Shear Technology Corp. v. US, 53 Fed.Cl. 420, 436-37 (2002).
Here, because the costs pertaining to the T1 signals were fixed, Aldridge's costs would
have been the same whether it maintained 2,017 locations or it maintained 2,183 locations.
After accounting for its fixed costs, Aldridge took the profit margin it wanted and divided it by
the number of T1 signals that Respondent told it to bid, 2,183. Had Respondent provided the
correct estimate of 2,017 T1 locations, Aldridge would have divided that same profit margin by
2,017 instead of 2,183 and come up with a higher unit-price. Put another way, to maintain the
profit margin it wanted when it submitted its unit-price bid for an estimated 2,183 T1 signals,
Aldridge would have bid a higher-unit price. The error in the estimate caused Aldridge to
essentially lose profits by causing Aldridge to provide a lower unit price.
Aldridge had decided on a profit margin that required it generate $9,280,980 in revenue
a year on T1 signals. To determine its unit/bid price it would have to then divide that amount by
the amount of units it expected to be paid for servicing during that year. Since IDOT's estimates
for T1 signal units in the past had actually been slightly understated, Claimant expected that it
would service at least the estimated 2,183 locations and based its unit bid price on the
assumption that 2,183 actual units would be serviced a month. Accordingly its estimated yearly
revenue for T1 signals was $9,280,980 for each of the two years it had EMC 60608.
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However, because the estimate was off by 166 locations, there was a significant variation
in the actual T1 signal locations that Aldridge maintained and was paid for: in 1999 Aldridge
received $8,536,988 for routine T1 signal maintenance, and in 2000 it received $8,598,264. The
total of the differences between what Aldridge expected and what it received for each year
($743,993 and $682,717) is $1,426,710. Aldridge argues that it is entitled to $1,149,210 in
damages ($1,426,710 minus $277,500 for reduction of two patrolmen in September 1999).
Notably, Respondent offers no argument regarding how damages should be calculated. Nor
does it offer any argument as to the reasonableness of how Claimant calculated its bid for T1
signals under the contract.
Given evidence that IDOT's estimates regarding T1 signal quantities in the past were
greater than the estimates in the bidding documents, we find it reasonable for Claimant to
calculate its unit/bid price based on an expected revenue from servicing the 2,183 T1 locations a
month. Further, we are satisfied that had Claimant been provided the correct estimate, it would
have applied the same rationale and submitted a higher unit/bid price that would have allowed it
to recover $1,426,710 in revenue. Thus, the amount seems appropriate to put Claimant in the
position it would have been had the breach not occurred.
Accordingly, the Court finds for Claimant on Count I of its Complaint and further finds
that Claimant has proven damages in the amount of $1,149,210 for Count I.
COUNT II
Relevant Additional Facts
At a pre-construction meeting in December 1998, Claimant told Respondent that it was
ready to start with the non-routine work and that IDOT should issue as many of the
authorizations as it could as soon as the contract started. However, IDOT did not authorize
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about half of the $3.3 million worth of non-routine work for 1999 until the last four months of
that year. Calihan testified that given the lengthy process for approving the contractor's plans
once the non-routine work was authorized, IDOT's failure to issue authorizations sooner resulted
in a backlog in 2000. About $1.275 million of non-routine work from 1999 carried over to 2000.
Calihan stated that in late 1999, Aldridge discussed its issues with IDOT's delay in
authorizing non-routine work and that IDOT agreed to release 75% of the remaining non-routine
work by March of 2000. However, by the end of March 2000 IDOT only released about 43% of
the remaining work, and around October it authorized $940,000 of non-routine work that
constituted 26% of the total non-routine work for that year.
Although Anderson did not recall any specific discussions about percentages of non-
routine work to be released in 2000, he stated that Aldridge had expressed its concerns that non-
routine work be authorized sooner in 2000. Anderson testified that IDOT appreciated Claimant's
position and told it that it would take Claimant's position into consideration to the extent it could
in determining when non-routine work was authorized. But no guarantee was made either orally
or in writing that in 2000, IDOT would authorize certain percentages of non-routine work by a
certain time period. There is no written contract modification regarding this matter.
Calihan stated that because of IDOT's delayed authorizations Aldrich had to perform a
significant amount of non-routine work after the two year contract period was over. According
to Calihan, this created additional costs for Aldridge since it had to bring in additional
management and forces from outside to help finish the work, and once the work carried over past
the two-year period into 2001, it became even more difficult to perform the work because the
electrical workers working on EMC 60608 switched over to working for Meade when it got the
EMC in 2001. He explained that the electrical work on this EMC is so specialized that the same
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electrical workers working would usually work on the EMC regardless of which company held
the contract.
Knutson testified that non-routine work usually goes over the two year period because
the non-routine authorizations toward the end of the year take a while to complete. He stated
that, although sometimes the work spilling over into another year could carry Meade through a
period when they needed work, the non-routine work would typically not be profitable because
the work would carry over a prolonged period of time, over the span of several periodic union
wage increases. Knutson characterized the non-routine portion of the contract as the riskiest,
because the contractor has no control over whether it will get to perform the work on which it is
bidding.
Calihan agreed that EMC 60608 did not require IDOT to authorize non-routine work
within a certain period of time. However, he stated that IDOT nonetheless had an implied duty
to release the work within a reasonable period of time. He also stated that under the "strict letter
of the contract" IDOT could issue as many non-routine work authorizations as late in the year as
it wanted. However, again, he stated that under an implied duty IDOT could not do this because
it would not be fair. He further agreed that under EMC 60608, IDOT did not even have to
release the authorized work at all.
Analysis
The implied duty to cooperate and the implied duty not to hinder performance of
contracts (both being subspecies of the implied duty of good faith) are present in all government
contracts. Precision Pine & Timber, Inc. v. U.S., 50 Fed.Cl. 35, 58 -59 (2001). The government
can be liable for breach of this duty if it delays a contractor in performing work required to
receive compensation under the contract. Consumers Const. Co. v. Cook County, 1 Ill. App. 3d
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1087, 1094, 275 N.E.2d 696, 700 (1st Dist, 1971). However, potential loss from delay is
inherent in any construction project, so if all the provisions of the agreement provide no apparent
reasonable basis for the complainant to expect that the work could be done by a fixed period,
then respondent is not liable for the damages alleged due to its delay. J. F. Edwards Const. Co.
v. Illinois State Toll Highway Authority, 34 Ill. App. 3d 929, 930-32, 340 N.E.2d 572, 574 (3d
Dist, 1975).
To prove that respondent breached its implied duty to cooperate and not to hinder
performance of contracts, a claimant must establish the following: 1. the delay was for an
unreasonable length of time; 2. the delay was proximately caused by the respondent's actions; 3.
the delay resulted in some injury to the contractor; and 4. that the government was the sole
proximate cause of the delay. Fru-Con Corp. v. State (1996), 50 Ill.Ct.Cl. 50, 67.
Here, it is undisputed that EMC 60608 did not require IDOT to authorize non-routine
work within a certain period of time, or for that matter, require that IDOT authorize any non-
routine work at all. Nonetheless, Claimant states that IDOT unreasonably delayed its
authorizations of non-routine work under the contract. Merriam Webster's Dictionary defines
"delay" as: "to put off; postpone." IDOT could not put off or postpone an event for which there
was no anticipated date, or even time period.
Claimant is not aided by its assertion that in late 1999, IDOT verbally agreed to release
75% of the remaining non-routine work by March 2000. No specific percentages or time tables
were set forth in writing and no contract modifications were made legally binding IDOT to
authorize the non-routine work in accordance with Claimant's expressed desires.
Even if IDOT's behavior regarding the non-routine-work authorizations somehow
amounted to delays, Claimant still cannot recover because it fails to show how these delays were
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unreasonable. Claimant seems to argue that the large amount of non-routine work released in
the last three months of the contract was unreasonable because in the past very little work spilled
over after the contract term.
Regardless of whether EMC 60608 was the first EMC with such a large spillover after
the contract term, the release of the authorizations was not unreasonable if the contract permitted
IDOT to issue the authorizations when it did. See Precision Pine & Timber, Inc. v. U.S., 596
F.3d 817, 831 (Fed.Cir.2010) (stating that the implied duty of good faith and fair dealing cannot
expand a party's contractual duties beyond those in the express contract or create duties
inconsistent with the contract's provisions.) Calihan even conceded at trial that under the "letter
of the contract" IDOT could issue as many authorizations whenever it wanted. Regardless of
how much work spilled over in the past, IDOT was within its contractual rights to issue the non-
routine work authorizations when it did. For all the above-mentioned reasons we find that
Claimant has failed to establish that IDOT's issuance of non-routine work authorizations
constituted a delay for an unreasonable period of time.
We further find that, even aside from the issue of unreasonable delay, Respondent is not
liable to Claimant for damages because EMC 60608 provided no reasonable basis for Claimant
to expect that the work could be done by a fixed period of time. As stated earlier, Claimant was
fully aware that under EMC 60608, IDOT could issue the authorizations at any time, and
notwithstanding Claimant's assertions that IDOT agreed to release 75% of the work by March
2000, IDOT was under no obligation as to how much work it authorized during any given period
of the contract. As Claimant itself notes in its post-trial brief, Knutson stated at the trial non-
routine maintenance was often not profitable and always the riskiest portion of the contract
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because the contractor never knew when and if the work would be authorized. Accordingly,
Count II of Claimant's Complaint is hereby denied.
Therefore,
1. The Court finds in favor of Claimant for Count I of its Complaint in
the amount of $1,149,210.
2. Count II of Claimant's Complaint is hereby denied.
However, the question of entering an award remains before the Court. This Count cannot
enter an award unless sufficient funds lapsed in the appropriations designated to pay for these
services. As explained in Graham, O'Shea and Hyde v. State, 44 Ill.Ct.Cl. 175,177 (1992) and
the cases cited therein:
In breach of contract claims, whether the claims are before us on their

merits or for approval of a settlement, it is this Court's policy to limit awards so as not to
exceed the amount of funds, appropriated and lapsed, with which payment could have
been made. To do otherwise, i.e., to award money for debt incurred beyond the sum
allotted by the General Assembly, would be tantamount to making a deficiency
appropriation. The appropriation of State funds for governmental operations is the
constitutional prerogative of the General Assembly. It is this Court's duty to uphold that
process and advise the General Assembly.
Therefore, before entering an award for Claimant or making a recommendation to the
General Assembly, the Court needs additional information. It is hereby ordered that Respondent
shall file, within 21 days of the filing of the Opinion, a report authored by the Illinois
Department of Transportation which includes fiscal information regarding the amount of funds
that lapsed in the appropriations designated to pay for the underlying services related to this case,
so the Court can determine the amount that can be awarded.
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SELENA TOM-QUI, Claimant, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, ENVIRONMENTAL

PROTECTION AGENCY, Respondent.
Opinion filed April 16, 2012
ALBERT FEROLIE, Counsel for Claimant

LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (MARTIN W. BURZAWA, Assistant Attorney
Compensation for personal injuries- Claimant is barred from collecting damages for
injuries sustained when tripping and falling over a floor mat of a building owned by the
IEPA because she already received workers’ compensation for the injuries from her
employer.
OPINION
Birnbaum, J.
This matter coming to be heard on the Respondent's Motion for Summary Judgment. On
April 11, 2011 we granted Claimant's Motion an Extension of Time to file a Response to this
Motion. Claimant has not filed a Response to the Motion for Summary Judgment.
THE COURT FINDS:
Claimant seeks compensation for personal injuries she sustained when she tripped and
fell over a floor mat while walking out of a building located at 9511 W. Harrison, Des Plaines,
Illinois 60016 allegedly owned, operated, managed and/or controlled by the State of Illinois and
specifically; the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (IEPA) on April 23, 2003.
The Illinois Code of Civil Procedure provides that summary judgment is appropriate "if
the pleadings, depositions, and admissions on file, together with the affidavits, if any, show that
there is no genuine issue as to any material fact and that the moving party is entitled to judgment
as a matter of law." 735 ILCS 5/2-1005(c). The plaintiff need not prove her case at the
summary judgment stage; she must, however, present a factual basis to support the elements of
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her claim. Bickerman v. Wosik, 245 Ill.App.3d 436, 438, 614 N.E. 2d 551, 552 (3rd Dist. 1993).
Where the plaintiff cannot establish an element of her claim, summary judgment is proper.
Parsons v. Carbondale Township, 217 Ill.App.3d 637, 649, 577 N.E.2d 779, 787 (5th Dist. 1991).
The Workers' Compensation Act is an exclusive remedy to recover damages for personal
injury from an employer. Fuller v. State of Illinois, 46 Ill.Ct.Cl. 432 (1994); 820 ILCS 305/5(a).
Additionally, a borrowing employer is entitled to the protections of the exclusive remedy
provision of the Workers' Compensation Act. Chavez v. Transload Services, L.L.C., 379
Ill.App.3d 858, 862, 884 N.E.2d 1258, 1262 (1st Dist. 2008).
At Claimant's discovery deposition, Claimant testified that on the day of her injury she
was an employee of Burke Staffing, a temporary employment agency. Claimant further testified
that Claimant worked for the IEPA by virtue of her employment with Burke Staffing. Lastly, in
compensation for her injuries, Claimant received worker's compensation benefits through Burke
Staffing.
Claimant's exclusive remedy for the injuries that she sustained was the worker's
compensation benefits that she received from Burke Staffing. Claimant is barred from
maintaining the instant claim against her borrowing employer, the IEPA.
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED:
The motion of the Respondent, State of Illinois, is GRANTED, and the claim herein is
DISMISSED with prejudice.
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PERRY FRANKLIN, Claimant, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, BOARD OF TRUSTEES,

UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS, Respondent.
Opinion filed June 20, 2012
ED CAMPBELL, Counsel for Claimant

LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (GARY LIETZ, Special Assistant Attorney General,
of counsel), for Respondent.
Negligence, Cause of action- Claimant must prove existence of a duty, breach of that
duty and an injury that proximately resulted from the breach. The State owes visitors a
duty of reasonable care to maintain premises, but the State is not an insurer of the safety
of persons who visit State buildings.
Negligence, Element of duty- Claimant must show by a preponderance of the evidence

that the State had actual or constructive notice of the defect. Claimant failed to show that
the loose cables existed for any length of time prior to his injury or that the State had
actual or constructive notice of the defect.
OPINION
Kubasiak, J.
This claim is before the Court upon a recommendation from Commissioner George
Argionis following an evidentiary hearing. Claimant, PERRY FRANKLIN, seeks damages in
the amount of $12,492.07 due to an injury allegedly caused by the negligence of the State. The
following witnesses and evidence were presented:
Claimant testified that on Thursday, January 20, 2005, he attended a basketball game at
the University of Illinois-Champaign Urbana ("U. of I.") with his friend, Lawrence Moore,
where he suffered a closed fracture and sprain of his left ankle as well as bruising to much of the
left side of his body. Claimant alleges that his injury occurred when he was walking down a
flight of concrete steps and his left foot became caught in some loose cables, which he claims the
State negligently allowed to come loose from duct tape that was meant to hold the wires flat at
the back of the stairwell.
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Claimant stated that Mr. Moore's brother-in-law provided free tickets to the game. Mr.
Moore picked Claimant up from his home in Chicago around 3:30 p.m. on the day of the
incident. When they arrived at Champaign, the game had not yet started. After purchasing some
team merchandise and picking up their tickets at will call, Claimant and Mr. Moore realized their
tickets were for floor seats, and they traveled into the Assembly Hall to get seated. Claimant
stated this was his first visit to the U. of I. An usher led them along an aisle partway down the
seating area, where a large, concrete-edged entrance into the stadium interrupted the lower rows
of seating from below. An operating booth replaced regular seating in the area above the
entranceway. The aisle led to a wide set of steps, at a right angle to the aisle, and the steps led to
the floor. The two men turned right from the aisle into the stairway to descend to the floor,
encountering a low concrete wall with a banister on their right side, between them and the
operating booth, and seating on the left.
Claimant stated that he followed Mr. Moore as they walked down the steps to their seats
on the floor. Claimant stated that he was carrying a bag by the handle in his left hand and was
wearing new winter boots, laced up. His right hand was free. He stated that he does not wear
corrective lenses. Claimant was not sure how many stairs he descended before his foot was
caught by a cord. When his foot was caught, he reached for the banister along the wall but fell
three or four stairs before he was able to stop himself. He stated that he twisted as he tried to
stop himself, and Claimant believed his twisting caused the wires to wrap completely around his
ankle. He stated that he struck his shoulder, hip and ankle on the concrete, and ended up on his
back lying on the stairs. Claimant stated that there were several wires around his foot, and that
the wires resembled a television cable, being clear and smaller in circumference than a dime.
Claimant also testified at a previous time that only one wire caught his foot, and that it was
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black. Claimant stated he did not see or feel the wires until the wires caught him around the
ankle.
Claimant stated that after he fell and was lying on the stairs, a man nearby wearing an
orange jacket came to the scene and called for help using a walkie-talkie. A technician arrived
within a few minutes and untangled Claimant's ankle from the wires. Claimant believed both
men were employed by the U. of I. Claimant stated that the technician then taped the wires to
the concrete from where the wire entered the stairwell on the right, in the first row of seats above
the short wall, to where the wire exited the stairwell into the row of seats on the left of the stairs.
Claimant stated he was on the stairs after the incident for about 10 minutes before some people
dressed in white came to him, helped him stand, and took him down the stairs to a medical
facility within the Assembly Hall. Claimant believed one of these people was a medical
practitioner. During this time Mr. Moore stayed with Claimant; the game had not yet begun.
At about this time, as testified to by Kevin Ullestad, assistant director of the Assembly
Hall, a Property Damage/Public Injury Report was filled out by U. of I. employees and filed with
Mr. Ullestad and other authorities. The report indicates that the incident was reported via radio,
and that the incident occurred in the aisle of section A37. Under "Description of
Accident/Damage," a handwritten note read as follows: "Patient stated: 'I tripped on cables and
fell down the stairs.' Patient indicated L ankle pain. Patient denied head, neck or back pain.
Patient ambulatory with assistance. Patient denied loss of consciousness..."
Claimant testified that he experienced sharp pain at a level of 8 on a 10 point scale in his
left ankle when he was taken to the medical facility. He stated that the technician showed him
that his ankle was starting to swell. For about 20 minutes, the technicians put ice on his ankle
before paramedics came to the Assembly Hall and took a report from Claimant about what
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happened and where the pain was located. The paramedics then placed Claimant in a wheelchair
and transported him by ambulance to nearby Provena Hospital ("Provena").
At Provena, Claimant's left ankle was x-rayed and he received an "air boot" that
supported his ankle and allowed him to walk if he used crutches. Claimant stated that he wore
the boot continuously for about a month and a half, except while sleeping and bathing. Provena
also administered pain medication to Claimant, which gave him partial relief.
After this care, about 80 minutes had passed since the incident, but the basketball game
was still in progress and Claimant was returned to the Assembly Hall. He stated that Assembly
Hall employees provided a wheelchair for him, and he sat in the handicap area for the remainder
of the game. Mr. Moore drove Claimant home.
The next day, Claimant did not go in to his job as a hair dresser because he was
experiencing pain in his left shoulder, the left side of his neck and his left hip, as well as his
ankle. Claimant rested all day and could not move his left arm without pain. For the next week,
Claimant stayed off his foot and elevated his left leg. He used crutches with the boot for about 3
months, and the boot alone for an additional 2 months. Claimant also obtained heated massage
treatment for the left side of his body from Dr. Kanagaraju about a week after the incident.
Claimant stated that the treatment relieved much of his pain and he felt much better by the time
of his next massage appointment the following week.
Claimant stated that he still experiences pain in his neck and left shoulder while sleeping,
exercising or working, which he attributes to his fall at the Assembly Hall. Claimant stated his
shoulder has never been injured before or after the incident, and that his neck is constantly in a
low level of pain. Claimant stated that his neck pain keeps him from exercising. Claimant stated
that prior to the incident he worked out every day with weights or aerobic exercise, or by playing
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sports such as basketball, baseball and tennis at his health club, Lifetime Fitness. Claimant
stated that he was not able to exercise at all for about a year after the incident because he could
walk for only short periods of time, and even this exertion caused him pain. He attempted to
play baseball and basketball after his injury but pain forced him to quit. He stated that he did not
try again to play in five years following his injury because he was afraid of injuring himself
further.
Claimant also stated that prior to his accident he worked full time at a hair salon,
Dazzle's, where the duties of the job required him to be on his feet all day. Claimant stated that
after the accident he stayed away from work for about 4 weeks and that when he returned, he
could not engage in the physical aspects of the work and merely prepared solutions for the other
stylists. As an average income, Claimant stated he earned $500 to $1,000 per week prior to his
accident, and also was required to pay $200 per week to keep his place at the salon, regardless of
how many days he worked. Claimant therefore believed he had lost about $4,000 of wages, due
to his injury.
Lawrence Moore, Claimant's friend and a witness of the accident, also testified. Mr.
Moore stated that he received free tickets to the game from his brother-in-law, who is an
assistant coach for the U. of I. team. Mr. Moore, like Claimant, had never entered the Assembly
Hall before this time. Mr. Moore stated they arrived early because they were not sure whether he
would need to find his brother-in-law or take extra steps to obtain the tickets. Because they
arrived early, only a few people were in the Hall at the time of the incident.
Mr. Moore stated that as they were finding their seats, when they were about halfway to
the floor, he preceded Claimant down the stairway and did not notice the wires until after
Claimant had fallen. Mr. Moore stated he heard Claimant utter an expletive right before he fell,
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causing Mr. Moore to turn around in time to watch Claimant tumble 2 or 3 steps, come to rest,
and grab his ankle while grimacing in pain. Mr. Moore stated that when he looked at the cable,
he could see it "sticking up between the steps." He recalled the cable was across the steps and
taped to the steps, and that it was a dark color. He stated that after Claimant fell and some U. of
I. staff members arrived, he heard one of them tell another to "retape it or tape it down more, the
cord." Mr. Moore recited the same version of events as Claimant had done regarding the
minutes following Claimant's fall. He stated that Claimant called him from the hospital after Mr.
Moore had sat down, and that Claimant returned part way through the game; Mr. Moore could
see him in the handicap seating. Mr. Moore stated he drove Claimant home after the game.
Physician Assistant Allen Thomas testified to Claimant's injuries in the hours following
the incident. Mr. Thomas stated that he had worked at Provena Covenant Hospital for about two
years prior to the incident, and had finished his training and certification in 1996. Mr. Thomas
stated that medical forms from the time of the incident indicated that the mechanism of
Claimant's injury was tripping down stairs, that Claimant reported tenderness at his left ankle,
and that an x-ray showed a simple, closed fracture of the lateral malleolus, i.e. the bone of the
ankle on the outside of the leg broke but did not penetrate the skin. Mr. Thomas stated that
Claimant was given Ibuprofen for mild pain, and was taught to use the walking boot with
crutches.
Kevin Ullestad, the direct of the Assembly Hall, also testified. He stated that the Hall is a
multipurpose arena used for concerts, circuses and ice shows, as well as sports games. He stated
that the Hall has been used consistently for the 15 years he has worked there. He described the
Hall as having three sections labeled A, B and C, with A closest to the floor and C furthest from
it. Mr. Ullested stated that many cables are used in the Hall, and some of them cross an aisle in
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the section of the Hall labeled as A37, where Claimant allegedly fell. This cable is used for the
scoreboard at basketball games, and runs from the scoreboard to the scoreboard operator's booth,
also located in A37. Mr. Ullestad stated that the basketball season runs from October to early
March, so that the cable is taped down at the beginning of each season and not removed until the
end of the season. He stated that a single cable is the only one that crosses the stairs, that it is
completely taped down, and that it does not cross stairs anywhere else. He stated that the duct
tape holding down the cable would suffer weathering from mopping.
Mr. Ullestad testified to the process of preparing for a large event like a basketball game.
He stated that at least 15 minutes to an hour before opening the doors to the public, the Assembly
Hall staff would perform a walk-through inspection to ensure the aisles are clear and safe. Mr.
Ullestad stated that the U. of I. maintains an incident report system that allows staff to report the
time, place and manner of accidents that occur on U. of I. property. He stated that he has seen 12
or 13 incidents per year in the Assembly Hall, beginning in 1996 when he joined the U. of I.
staff. Mr. Ullestad stated that he had never received notification, prior to Claimant's fall, that a
cable caused someone to fall. He also stated that he worked the game at which Claimant fell,
and that when he inspected the cable area the day after the incident, he observed the cable
properly taped to the back of the stairway and did not see any new, unweathered tape in Section
A24.
Another U. of I. employee, Richard Mingee, also testified. Mr. Mingee stated that the
Assembly Hall is a circular, self-supported structure. He confirmed that a lower crosswalk
separates the A and B seating sections, which are also bisected longitudinally by aisles of stairs.
Mr. Mingee stated that in the section at issue, two cables run across the length of the stairway - a
coaxial cable and a multi-conductor cable - one of which has a diameter of a quarter inch and the
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other of which has a diameter of three-eighths of an inch. He stated that the coaxial cable is
flexible, unlike standard cables. He stated further that the cables are tucked up to the riser of the
stairway, that they are laid down before the season starts, and that they are not removed until the
end of the season. Mr. Mingee did not know positively who had taped the cables in the 2005
season. He stated that the cables would be periodically checked by several people, mainly
ushers, as part of a general safety inspection, but no inspection of the cables in particular was
carried out. Mr. Mingee stated that although he repaired cable issues two or three times in the 15
years before this accident, he did not repair any problems with the cables involved in this
incident.
LEGAL ANALYSIS
To state a cause of action for negligence, Claimant must allege facts establishing the
existence of a duty, breach of that duty and an injury that proximately resulted from the breach.
Ondes v. State, 43 Ill. Ct. Cl. 272, 276 (1991). The existence of this legal duty "is a question of
law which is determined by the Court." Id. Although State employees owe visitors a duty of
reasonable care to maintain the premises, the State is not an insurer of the safety of persons who
visit State buildings. Steger v. State, 46 Ill. Ct. Cl. 262, 266 (1993).
To prove the duty element of negligence, a claimant must show by a preponderance of
the evidence that the State had actual or constructive notice of the defect. Scroggins v. State, 43
Ill. Ct. Cl. 225, 227 (1991). The standard for proving constructive notice requires a claimant to
prove that a defect was "substantial enough, and exist[ed] for such a length of time that
reasonable persons would conclude that immediate repairs should be made or warning signs
posted." Stege v. State, 27 Ill. Ct. Cl. 399, 403 (1972); Kling v. State, 54 Ill. Ct. Cl. 305, 309
(2001). Even if a hazardous condition exists on State property, the State must be given actual or
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constructive notice of it and a reasonable opportunity to remove or remedy the hazard before a
legal duty will arise. Ott v. State, 47 Ill. Ct. Cl. 231 (1994). Catherine Carlson v. Board of
Regents, 47 Ill. Ct. Cl. 171 (1994) (where a student slipped on a wet bathroom floor, constructive
notice was shown by evidence that numerous students had complained about the condition
causing the slippery floor); Netter v. State, 55 Ill. Ct. Cl. 317 (2003) (actual notice shown).
In closing argument, Claimant asserted that the facts of this case are "akin to" res ipsa
loquitur. This doctrine allows proof of negligence by circumstantial evidence when something
that caused the injury is shown to be under the exclusive control or management of the party
charged with negligence and the occurrence is one that, in the ordinary course of things, would
not have happened if the person so charged had used proper care. Durbin v. State, 52 Ill. Ct. Cl.
236, 243 (1965). However, because Claimant did not set forth evidence proving Respondent had
exclusive control over the cables, we find this doctrine inapposite.
Claimant did show that his fall and his injuries were caused by the loose cables.
However, Claimant has provided no evidence that the defect of the loose cables existed for any
length of time prior to the moment of his injury. This case is similar to one in which a claimant
who slipped on an orange juice spill in a State building failed to show that the State had notice of
the spill prior to her fall. Stimage v. Ill Dept. of Pub. Aid, 52 Ill. Ct. Cl. 173 (1999). In another
case with similar facts, Byrd v. State, 50 Ill. Ct. Cl. 280, 285 (1997), a claimant failed to show
evidence that the managers of a State-owned building had actual or constructive notice of debris
on stairs that allegedly caused her to slip and fall down the stairs.
Mr. Ullestad testified that the cables are laid at the beginning of the sports season, around
October, and are not taken up again until the end of the season in March, some six months later.
He stated that many kinds of events occur in the Assembly Hall, that the Assembly Hall holds
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16,000 to 17,000 people, and that Assembly Hall staff carry out a safety inspection prior to every
event to ensure walkways are in a safe condition. However, he also stated that no incident
reports exist from 1996-2005 documenting a trip or fall over loose cables at the Assembly Hall.
Richard Mingee, the electrician in charge of laying the cables each year, testified that he has
dealt with cable problems only two or three times during his 15-year tenure at the U. of I., and
has never repaired problems with these particular cables. This testimony shows that despite the
frequent attendance of tens of thousands of people at the Assembly Hall in the past ten seasons,
many of whom have presumably walked up and down the stairs in Section A37, the Assembly
Hall had not received notice of an injury caused by the cables, or a need to repair them.
Although the lack of reports testified to by Mr. Ullestad and Mr. Mingee does not prove that the
defect did not exist, Claimant has not provided any proof that Respondent had actual knowledge
of the defect, or that it existed in such a blatant form or for such a length of time that knowledge
could be imputed to Respondent.
Claimant's burden of proof required him to show by a preponderance of the evidence that
Respondent owed him a duty to protect him from loose cables. To prove that this duty arose,
Claimant was required to provide evidence that Respondent had actual or constructive notice that
the defect existed. Because Claimant did not provide any evidence that Respondent was on
notice of the loose cables, his claim must be denied.
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that this claim be denied.
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KEVIN CURRIE, Claimant, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, DEPARTMENT OF

CORRECTIONS, Respondent.
KEVIN CURRIE, pro se

LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (HEIDI HILDEBRAND, Assistant Attorney General,
Negligence, Personal injury, Prison inmates- State owes a duty to prison inmates to
provide reasonably safe conditions. Claimant must prove that the State had actual or
constructive notice of a dangerous or defective condition.
Negligence, Res ipsa loquitur- Doctrine of res ipsa loquitur is an exception to the notice
rule and may be applied when the instrumentality that injured the claimant was under the
exclusive control of the State. The State failed to present evidence sufficient to rebut the
evidence of its exclusive care and control of the window that fell on Claimant. Thus, the
accident was the cause of Claimant’s injuries and arose from the State’s lack of due care.
The State is liable to Claimant for Claimant’s injuries from the accident.
OPINION
Storino, J.
Claimant filed his complaint for a personal injury he suffered while at the Dixon
Correctional Center. A hearing was held before the assigned commissioner on March 8, 2011.
Claimant appeared pro se and Respondent was represented by the Attorney General's office.
I. Background
Claimant filed his Complaint on January 10, 2010, arising out of an incident that occurred
on April 1, 2005. Claimant alleges in his Complaint that he was working in the dayroom of
Housing Unit #26 and one of the dayroom windows fell and struck his head and shoulders.
Claimant asserts that the Respondent owes him a duty to provide a reasonably safe environment
and that the window falling on him breached said duty. Claimant alleges that he suffered a
serious head injury as well as injury to his hand and shoulder. Claimant asserts that he lost 488
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days of work assignment which equals $240 in lost wages. He claims that he suffers from
recurrent headaches that will cause him future lost wages in his occupation as a car detailer in the
amount of $30,000 to $40,000. Claimant seeks damages in the amount of $50,000.
The Respondent filed its Rule 55 Departmental Report on April 19, 2007. The
Departmental Report indicates that Claimant filed a grievance on July 12, 2005. The
Departmental Report also contains medical records from the treatment received by Claimant.
At the hearing held on March 8, 2011, Claimant testified that on April 1, 2005, he was
performing janitorial services in Housing Unit #26 in Dixon CC. He was cleaning in the
dayroom and a window panel about 3 feet by 5 feet fell out and struck Claimant. Claimant stated
that a Corrections Officer in tower observed the window fall and instructed Claimant to stay
down. Claimant stated that he received help and was taken to the Health Care Unit where he
received medical treatment. The Departmental Report contains the medical records which
indicate cuts and abrasions, but no broken bones. Claimant testified that he could not work for
488 days.
On cross examination, Claimant agreed his injuries consisted of some abrasions but no
stitches. He testified that the day after his injury complained of head, shoulder and right arm
pain for which x-rays were taken. Claimant also subsequently complained of headaches but no
neurological problems were found. On cross-examination, Claimant conceded that he could
work and that no medical provider stated that he suffered any permanent injury.
II. Analysis
Under Illinois law, the State owes a duty to prison inmates to provide reasonably safe
conditions. Reddock v. State, 37 Ill. Ct. Cl. 611 (1978). The law is well established that
generally for a Claimant to recover for negligence, he must prove that Respondent had actual or
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constructive notice of a dangerous or defective condition. McMullen v. State, 49 Ill. Ct. Cl. 137,
142 (1995). Although it has not been pleaded, the Claimant's evidence presented at the
evidentiary hearing dictates that this claim proceed under the doctrine of res ipsa loquitur. The
doctrine of res ipsa loquitur is an exception to the notice rule and is to be applied when
Respondent fails to present evidence sufficient to rebut evidence of its exclusive care and control
of an instrumentality or when Respondent fails to produce evidence to support the Respondent's
exercise of proper care under the circumstances of record. Enyart v. State, 57 Ill. Ct. Cl. 202,
205 (2004).
Under the doctrine of res ipsa loquitur, Claimant must show that the instrumentality
which injured him was under the exclusive control of Respondent, and not under his control in
any way. Daniels v. State, 40 Ill.Ct.Cl. 64, 70 (1988). When an injury is caused by an
instrumentality under the exclusive control of Respondent, and when the injury is one that would
not occur in the ordinary course of things had the Respondent exercised proper care, the accident
itself affords reasonable evidence that the accident arose from the Respondent's want of due care.
Thornton v. State, 45, Ill.Ct.Cl. 272, 275 (1993).
In this case, there is no testimony from Respondent to contradict Claimant's testimony
that the window fell and injured Claimant, at no fault of Claimant. Such uncontroverted
evidence supports Claimant's contention that Respondent failed to maintain the facility in a
reasonably safe condition. It is also not disputed that the window was under the exclusive
control of Respondent and not, in any way, under the control of Claimant. Respondent merely
disputed the measure of Claimant's damages. Respondent failed to present any evidence
sufficient to rebut evidence of its exclusive care and control of the window. Respondent also
failed to produce evidence to support the Respondent's exercise of proper care under the facts of
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the case. As such, this Court finds that a reasonable inference may be made that the instant
accident, which was the cause of Claimant's injuries, arose from the Respondent's want of due
care, thereby imposing liability on behalf of Respondent.
Accordingly, Claimant is entitled to recover for his injuries. Since Claimant received
medical care at no personal costs due to being a prisoner of the State there are no medical
specials to be awarded. Claimant's claim of lost wages is not supported by the evidence.
Claimant future pain and suffering is not supported by medical records or testimony. The sole
element of damages that is supported by the evidence and compensable in this case is the pain
and suffering Claimant suffered due to the window falling on him. The record indicates
Claimant suffered minor scrapes and abrasions but did not require stitches. Claimant did
complain later of headaches but no evidence connected the later headaches to the incident. As
such Claimant shall be awarded $500.00, for his injuries.
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that Claimants' claim is granted and Claimant is awarded
$500.00.
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FRED ROBINSON, Claimant, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, DEPARTMENT OF

ANDREW KRYDER, Counsel for Claimant

Negligent highway maintenance, Burden of proof- Claimant must show by a

preponderance of the evidence that the State had actual or constructive notice of the
defect, and that the State breached its duty. The State is not an insurer against all
accidents which may occur by reason of the condition of its highways, but it does have a
duty to use reasonable diligence in maintaining highways in a reasonably safe condition.
Claimant presented evidence the State had actual notice of a history of falling concrete at
the bridge in question. The State had constructive notice that the defect was substantial
enough and existed for such a length of time that a reasonable person would conclude
that immediate repairs should be made or warning signs posted.
Negligence, Damages- Claimant has the burden of proving damages with certainty.
Claimant proved that State’s negligence was the proximate cause of the initial injury to
his left clavicle. However, an intervening injury caused by physical assault in a later
incident limited Claimant’s recovery in damages.
ORDER
Birnbaum, J.
THIS MATTER is before the Court upon a recommendation from Commissioner
Argionis following an evidentiary hearing held on January 7, 2011. Claimant, Fred Robinson,
filed his Complaint sounding in negligence on August 6, 2007 arising from an August 11, 2006
incident. Claimant's claim is for personal injuries he received due to falling concrete from an
overpass while driving a truck on an Illinois highway. Specifically, Claimant seeks damages in
the amount of $100,000, including reimbursement for two surgeries, physical therapy, pain and
suffering and lost wages.
Facts
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On August 11, 2006, Claimant was driving his delivery truck as an employee with
Interstate Wrapping. Among other duties, Claimant was in charge of making deliveries of paper
goods to stores, bakeries and car washes throughout the Chicago-Land area. On the morning of
August 11, 2006, Claimant had traveled from 107th and Cicero to Interstate 290 before merging
on to Interstate 55 traveling southwest toward St. Louis. After traveling for approximately 10
minutes on Interstate 55, Claimant passed under the bridge overpass of County Line Road
(Illinois Department of Transportation, "IDOT" bridge structure 016-0587). Claimant testified
he was traveling in the middle lane and that traffic was light on the highway. While driving the
truck under the overpass, a piece of concrete measuring about six inches long and six inches
thick fell from the underside of the overpass deck shattering Claimant's windshield and striking
Claimant on his left shoulder. As a result of the falling concrete brick, the windshield on the
driver's side of the truck was shattered. Subsequently, Claimant was taken to Hinsdale Hospital
via an ambulance. At this point, he testified he was experiencing pain in his left shoulder at a
level of 10 on a 10 point scale. The hospital staff put Claimant's arm in a sling and sent him for
x-rays of his left clavicle. The x-rays revealed a transverse fracture of the distal fourth of the left
clavicle along with a cephalad displacement of the proximal fracture fragment by approximately
5 mm. (See Group Exhibit A, Hinsdale Hospital Records 3-21). Additionally, the hospital staff
suctioned glass from Claimant's head and stitched his lip before releasing him with pain
medication. In the first month or two after the injury, Claimant testified he had difficulty falling
asleep at night as he was unable to sleep on his left side due to the shoulder injury. Additionally,
he required assistance with daily living activities such as bathing, cleaning his house and getting
dressed. He could not play with his grandchildren.
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Approximately a week after the incident, Claimant met with Dr. Pfantz, a doctor at the
University of Illinois Medical Center at Chicago ("UIMC"). Dr. Pfantz referred Claimant to a
bone specialist, Dr. Goldberg, who diagnosed a fracture of Claimant's left clavicle. Prior to the
August 11, 2006 incident, Claimant testified he had not sustained any injuries to his left clavicle
and had full range of motion in his arm. Dr. Goldberg recommended a treatment plan consisting
of physical therapy, which Claimant began in September of that year at Maximum Rehabilitation
Services, Limited ("Maximum Rehab"). Additionally, Claimant testified Dr. Goldberg
recommended a lifting restriction of 30 to 35 pounds and told Claimant not to work for a period
of time. Because of these restrictions, Claimant was forced to abstain from his usual 40-hour
workweek. On September 5, 2006, Claimant began his physical therapy at Maximum Rehab
where it was recommended he have approximately three physical therapy sessions a week, for
four weeks. (Maximum Rehab Records, P. 144-145). Respondent stipulated at the January 7,
2011 hearing that Claimant's clavicle injuries at the emergency room following the accident, and
Claimant's physical therapy up through the date Claimant was assaulted were specifically caused
by, and related to, the accident.
In addition to Claimant, the witnesses who testified at the hearing were Illinois
Department of Transportation employees Sarah Wilson and Christine Ridge. Ms. Wilson holds
the position of Bridge Maintenance Engineer for the Chicago metropolitan area, "District One".
In that capacity she oversees maintenance of its 1,450 bridges. Specifically, she coordinates the
operation and maintenance by directing forty to fifty engineers, technicians, maintenance
workers and two bridge inspection engineers who report directly to Ms. Wilson. Ms. Wilson
also stated that her position includes the formation of an action plan for bridge repair and
rehabilitation. For example, Ms. Wilson testified that an action plan may involve the "patchwork
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type of repair" such as "scaling", in which case an IDOT crew would safely chip off loose pieces
of visible concrete. Alternatively, Ms. Wilson stated that inspectors may make initial repair
work recommendations at their discretion, without waiting for Ms. Wilson's review of the report.
Ms. Wilson provided general information regarding the three main components of a
bridge: the driving bridge deck, the substructure and the superstructure. The substructure
consists of all aspects of the bridge leading up to the steel beams, the superstructure. The
superstructure is a set of weight-bearing steel beams which supports the deck. The deck is the
portion of the bridge that sits on top of the superstructure and consists of rebar just below the
surface of the road and a bottom concrete portion. This bottom portion of the deck is called the
"soffit" and sits directly upon the superstructure. Ms. Wilson testified that soffit is the visible
material on the bottom of the deck. Specifically for the County Line Road Bridge, Ms. Wilson
stated that IDOT is responsible for maintaining and improving the superstructure and the
substructure, along with the portion of the deck that is below the wearing and top surface. She
testified that delamination is the cracking of the concrete or the separation of the soffit from the
reinforcing steel. When the soffit falls off or is removed from the bridge, as in this matter, the
process is entitled "spalling".
Concerning inspection, Ms. Wilson testified that each bridge in District One is to be
inspected approximately every two years. Inspectors give the bridges condition ratings on a
scale from 1 to 9, with a rating of 9 meaning the bridge was brand new and a rating of 1 meaning
the bridge was in the worst condition and would necessitate its closing. These ratings are based
upon criteria from the State and Federal government. Among other factors, the condition ratings
are based on the percentage of bridge deck soffit square footage that exhibit spalls and
delamination. For example, a condition rating of (6) is satisfactory based upon the amount of
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spalls and further delamination, while a condition rating of (5) denotes that additional spalls and
further delamination occurred. Specifically, the County Line Road Bridge was rated as a (4), or
as in poor condition, on June 28, 2005, a year before Claimant's accident. This low rating was
due in part to the spalling of 29 percent of the soffit. Specifically, IDOT reports from 2003,
2004 and 2007 state similar shorthand inspection notes regarding the County Line Road Bridge
condition: "Deck-29% of soffit spalled w/exp. Corroded rebar; 45% chloride contamination; hvy
haunch crcking; deck is lifting on both ends +/- %. Random crcking throughout wearing surface
w/num pop-outs & sm spalls exposing cathodic grid."
Ms. Wilson agreed that a rating of (4) would "send up some flags in the department", and
would qualify the bridge in question for placement in the Illinois Multi-Year Program. The
Multi-Year Program is designed to provide funding for all major IDOT projects, including road
widening, traffic signals and bridge repairs. Specifically, Ms. Wilson testified that although the
County Line Road Bridge in question had been rated as a (4) since 2000, it was not placed into
the Multi-Year Program until approximately 2007, the year after Claimant's accident. She
reasoned that although the bridge was a candidate for the Multi-Year Program due to its
condition rating of (4), budget and other priorities had precluded these repairs.
The second witness from IDOT, Ms. Christine Ridge, is the Claims Manager for District
One. She oversees a staff of six claims representatives and clerical staff. Specifically, Ms.
Ridge stated that as a matter of policy, she checks records during the three months prior to a
reported incident to determine whether similar accounts were reported. For the present matter,
Ms. Ridge testified that no reports regarding the County Line Road Bridge were processed in the
three months preceding Claimant's accident.
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Although Ms. Ridge testified regarding the lack of incidents in the three months
preceding Claimant's accident, the witnesses and exhibit evidence provide information of reports
of concrete spalling at the same location in previous years. The first incident report was made on
April 23, 1996, by the Elgin State Police. The report indicated a brick sized piece of concrete
debris fell from the County Line Road Bridge onto the 1-55 expressway. A second report was
made from a police officer on May 8, 2001, which reported concrete on the shoulder of 1-55
appearing to have fallen from the bridge. In addition to the 2001 observation from a police
officer, a 2001 Bridge Inspection Report prepared by a bridge inspector included several
recommendations for significant repair to the County Line Road Bridge deck. Lastly, on
September 24, 2003, a claimant in a separate action in this Court alleged a chunk of concrete fell
from the bridge and damaged his vehicle while that claimant was traveling on Interstate 55.
After the September 24, 2003 incident, Ms. Wilson testified a field inspector was called to
inspect the bridge on November 6, 2003, and later reported that although there was no evidence
of loose concrete, there were spalled areas visibly indicating where previously concrete had
fallen. At that time, IDOT sent a crew to do some scaling work. However, at trial, Ms. Wilson
testified that scaling "does not help keep the bridge from continuing to deteriorate".
Analysis
While the State is not an insurer against all accidents which may occur by reason of the
condition of its highways, it has a duty to utilize reasonable diligence in maintaining highways in
a reasonably safe condition. Scroggins v. State, 43 Ill. Ct. Cl. 225 (1991); Wing v. State, Ill. Ct.
Cl. 473 (1997). To recover under a negligent highway maintenance claim, a Claimant must
show by a preponderance of the evidence that the State had actual or constructive notice of the
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defect, and that the State had breached its duty. Piggot v. State, 26 Ill. Ct. Cl. 262 (1968);
Scroggins v. State, 43 Ill. Ct. Cl. 225 (1991).
Here, Claimant has presented sufficient uncontroverted evidence to prove that his August
11, 2006 injury was caused by the concrete that fell from the County Line Road Bridge. Thus, in
analyzing the present claim, the threshold question is whether the State had actual or
constructive notice of the falling concrete and failed to take reasonable steps to correct or warn
of the dangerous condition. We have previously held that notice can be proven through
testimony of bridge inspectors relating to a continuous or worsening condition of falling
concrete. Robinson v. State, 35 Ill. Ct. Cl. 185 (1981). In the instant case, we find that Claimant
has demonstrated by a preponderance of the evidence that the State had actual and constructive
notice that the County Line Road Bridge over Interstate 55 was in a dangerous condition and
failed to repair the bridge to a reasonably safe condition, in breach of its duty to motorists on its
highways.
Specifically, the testimony from witnesses at the hearing before the Commissioner and
evidence of prior IDOT reports, demonstrate a history of incidents involving falling concrete at
the bridge in question. As held in previous bridge negligence cases, once concrete begins
spalling, the vibrations of traffic will contribute to the bridge's continual deterioration unless
repairs are made to the concrete itself. Id. The aforementioned reports in the years preceding
Claimant's accident indicate the State had actual notice that the bridge was in a dangerous
condition and that minor repairs, such as the scaling work after the 2003 incident, would not
prevent the bridge from deteriorating further.
Additionally, this Court concludes the State had constructive notice of the dangerous
condition at the County Line Road Bridge. The precedent for proving constructive notice
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requires a Claimant to prove the defect was substantial enough and existed for such a length of
time that a reasonable person would conclude that immediate repairs should be made or warning
signs posted. Stege v. State, 27 Ill. Ct. Cl. 399 (1972); Carlson v. Board of Regents, 47 Ill. Ct.
Cl. 171 (1994). Whether the State had constructive notice of a condition depends on the facts of
each specific case. Stills v. State, 41 Ill. Ct. Cl. 60 (1989). In this case, a 2001 inspection report
provides a list of recommendations from the inspector including the recommendation to remove
and replace the deck and repair the concrete overlay. Additionally, the report had an assigned
priority code of "1", indicating that the action should take place within the year. Ms. Wilson
testified that IDOT, apparently ignoring this report, failed to order substantial repairs until 2007,
the year after Claimant's accident, when the bridge was finally entered into the Multi-Year
Program. IDOT's second witness, Ms. Ridge, testified that IDOT had no notice of problems with
the County Line Road Bridge in the three months leading up to Claimant's accident. However,
IDOT incident reports from 1996, 2001 and 2003 present evidence showing an ongoing history
of falling concrete at this location. Thus, the evidence supports a finding that a defect existed at
this location for several years and the State had knowledge of that defect.
While Respondent acknowledges that it knew of the deteriorating conditions, they allege
the inspection reports and evidence of accidents did not give notice of the need for immediate
attention and repair. Thus, Respondent argues they acted within the reasonable standard of care.
Notwithstanding the Respondent's argument, IDOT knew that the condition, if unrepaired, would
continue to worsen since delamination and spalls increase over a period of time. In conclusion,
the inspection reports preceding Claimant's accident provide significant evidence of Respondent
having notice of the dangerous condition and their failure to repair the bridge to a reasonably
safe condition.
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Having concluded Respondent had notice of the dangerous condition of County Line
Road Bridge and is subsequently liable for Claimant's injuries; this Court turns its attention to the
issue of damages. Claimant has the burden of proving his damages with certainty. Gildehaus v.
State, 46 Ill. Ct. Cl. 176 (1993). Claimant testified that he was physically assaulted on October
7, 2006, some two months after the accident at Country Line Road Bridge, by a group of men
while buying gas. At the hearing Claimant testified that during the assault, several parts of his
body were hit or kicked, but that his left shoulder was not touched and the incident had no effect
on the clavicle injury he sustained in the County Line Road Bridge accident. The evidence does
not support this assertion. Specifically, records from Claimant's physiotherapists at Maximum
Rehab show that throughout September 2006, Claimant rated his pain as decreasing. For
example, on September 5, 2006, Claimant rated his pain as 6-7 out of 10 while on September 29,
2006, Claimant decreased his pain rating to 3 out of 10. However, at his first physiotherapy
appointment following the October 7, 2006 assault, Claimant reported his pain had increased to 8
out of 10. Additionally, an October 10, 2006 note recorded by Dr. Jason Zook, M.D., indicates
Claimant reported that "he was assaulted by multiple men who struck him on the side of his
injury of his clavicle," and further, that "his deformity has increased over what it was
previously." Dr. Zook's examination of Claimant's post-assault x-ray showed further
displacement of the clavicle: "a halo of bony callous demonstrating that this fracture was likely
healing prior to his [assault] injury." More importantly, Claimant's doctors at UIMC opined that
the injuries to Claimant's clavicle prior to the October 7, 2007 assault would likely heal, "without
need for surgical treatment".
Claimant has proven that the Respondent's negligence was the proximate cause of the
initial injury to his left clavicle. But the conclusion that Respondent's negligence was also the
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proximate cause of Claimant's increased pain in his left clavicle and surgery on February 14,
2007, is doubtful. Courts have held that an intervening injury may limit Claimant's recovery.
Stojentin v. State, 53 Ill. Ct. Cl. 82 (1999). In this case, Claimant's own statements regarding his
increased pain to Maximum Rehab, the medical evaluations with Dr. Zook, and the opinions of
the UIMC Doctors lead this Court to the reasonable conclusion that Claimant did not meet his
burden of proving that Respondent's negligence was the proximate cause of the surgery
following the October 7, 2006 assault. However, the medical records also indicate on October 5,
2006, two days before the assault, Claimant had been prescribed to continue another four week
period with his physical therapy at Maximum Rehab, until November 5, 2006. (Maximum
Rehab Records, P. 156-166). As evidenced by the medical records and Claimant's statements
regarding decreasing pain levels, this Court will award damages for Claimant's treatment
between August 11, 2006 and November 5, 2006, including lost wages, loss of normal life and
pain and suffering.
Claimant's medical costs between the aforementioned applicable dates total $14,774.22.
Specifically, this cost includes $2,937.36 for Claimant's emergency room visit on August 11,
2006; $754.86 for x-rays from UIMC on August 23, 2006; and $11,082.00 for physical therapy
at Maximum Rehab from September 9, 2006 to November 5, 2006. Additionally, this Court
awards Claimant $8,472.00 for 12 weeks of lost wages at the rate of $17.65 per hour, 40 hours
per week. Claimant testified that between August 11, 2006 and November 5, 2006, he
experienced a moderate loss of daily activities, such as playing with grandchildren and
independent bathing and dressing. He also testified that he endured acute pain for a few days
after the accident, which within a month became decreased and manageable. Relying on past
pain and suffering awards, this Court finds that Claimant's non-severe injury and recovery
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entitles him to the award of $4,000 for pain and suffering. Durbin v. State, 52 Ill. Ct. Cl. 236
(2000).
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that for the above reasons, damages be awarded to Claimant
FRED ROBINSON in the amount of $27,246.22.
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JANET WARFIELD, Claimant, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, BOARD OF TRUSTEES,

ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY, Respondent.
MIKE MCELVAIN, Counsel for Claimant

Negligence, Personal injury, Invitee, Open and obvious exception - State is not an insurer
of the safety of invitees, but must only exercise reasonable care for their safety. Invitees
assume all normal, obvious, and ordinary risks attendant to the use of a premises.
Landowner is not required to give precautions or warnings where such dangers or risks
are known or obvious to invitees, unless the landowner should have anticipated the harm
despite such knowledge or obviousness. Claimant cannot argue that the State could
reasonably expect that she would be distracted when she fell because she was not
carrying a large bundle, but rather a tray of refuse and that she had disposed of the refuse
before she fell. The curved archway was an open and obvious condition and State did not
breach its duty.
OPINION
Burns, J.
This case coming to be heard before the Court, due notice having been given the parties,
and the Court being fully advised in the premises:
Claimant filed a one-count Complaint on November 25, 2008, against Respondent.
Respondent filed its Answer and Amended Affirmative Defenses on August 10, 2010, and filed
its Motion for Summary Judgment on October 5, 2010, pursuant to 74 Ill. Adm. Code § 790.90
and 735 ILCS 5/2-1005. The Motion for Summary Judgment was fully briefed by the parties:
Claimant filed its Response on October 25, 2010, and Respondent filed its Reply on December 1,
2010.
I. Summary Judgment Standard
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Summary judgment is proper if the pleadings, depositions, admissions, affidavits and
other relevant matters on file show that there is no genuine issue of material fact and that the
movant is entitled to judgment as a matter of law. 735 ILCS 5/2-1005(c); Freeman v. State, 55
Ill. Ct. Cl. 329, 334 (2003). While a plaintiff need not prove her case at this stage, she must
present sufficient evidentiary facts to support the elements of her claim or present some factual
basis which would arguably entitle her to judgment. Id.; Kuwik v. Starmark Star Marketing &
Admin. Inc., 232 Ill. App. 3d 8, 12 (2nd Dist. 1992); Barber-Coleman Co. v. A&K Midwest
Insulation Co., 236 Ill. App. 3d 1065, 1071 (5th Dist. 1992).
II. Facts
Claimant brings this personal injury claim against Respondent alleging negligence in the
maintenance of physical property it owns and operates on the campus of Illinois State University
in Normal, Illinois. On April 16, 2008, Claimant alleges she met her husband for dinner in the
Bone Student Center. Claimant purchased food at one restaurant and sat down with her tray to
eat at tables and chairs provided by a coffee shop then known as the "Cage 2." To access the
"Cage 2" sitting area, Claimant passed through a curved archway. After she finished eating,
Claimant picked up her tray and walked through the curved archway again to access the trash
containers. Claimant disposed of her trash, then turned, started to walk back to the seating area,
and tripped and fell, allegedly sustaining injury to her shoulder.
Claimant asserts that her injury was a result of negligence and carelessness on the part of
Respondent. Claimant states that Respondent placed the trash containers next to the concrete
base of the curved archway that protruded into the walkway, effectively creating a tripping
hazard. Claimant states Respondent failed to provide warning by sign or paint color to direct
customers' attention when placing garbage into the trash containers in order to alert them to the
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possibility of tripping on the base of the curved archway. Claimant alleges that Respondent had
notice that the base of the archway curved into the walkway, yet failed to relocate the trash
containers. Claimant states that, as a result of the fall, she suffered an injured shoulder, endured
pain and suffering, and was forced to incur medical expenses. Claimant now seeks damages up
to $100,000.
III. Legal Analysis
The law is well established that in order to maintain an action for negligence, a Claimant
must establish by a preponderance of evidence that (1) Respondent owed Claimant a duty, (2)
the duty to Claimant was breached by a negligent act or omission to act and (3) the negligence
proximately caused the compensable injury. Johnson v. State, 48 Ill. Ct. Cl. 345, 350 (1996),
citing O'Neill v. State, 46 Ill. Ct. Cl. 146, 148 (1993). The State is not an insurer of the safety of
invitees, but must only exercise reasonable care for their safety. Hickman v. State, 55 Ill. Ct. Cl.
388, 390 (2002), citing Fausch v. Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois, 42 Ill. Ct. Cl.
(1989). This Court has adopted the doctrine that an invitee assumes all normal, obvious, and
ordinary risks attendant to the use of the applicable premises. Hickman, 55 Ill. Ct. Cl. at 390,
citing Sanders v. Board of Governors of State Colleges and Universities, 48 Ill. Ct. Cl. 177, 179
(1995).
Here, Respondent asserts that it did not breach its duty to Claimant because the curved
archway was an open and obvious condition. Section 343A of the Restatement illustrates that
"[a] possessor of land is not liable to his invitees for physical harm caused to them by any
activity or condition on the land whose danger is known or obvious to them, unless the possessor
should anticipate the harm despite such knowledge or obviousness." Restatement (Second) of
Torts section 343A at 218 (1965). Something is "obvious" if "both the condition and the risk are
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apparent to and would be recognized by a reasonable [person], in the position of the visitor,
exercising ordinary perception, intelligence, and judgment." Restatement (Second) of Torts
section 343A, Comment b, at 219 (1965). In other words, under the open and obvious exception,
a landowner is not required to give precautions or warnings where such dangers or risks are
evident in order to excuse the duty of reasonable care toward invitees unless the facts indicate the
landowner should have anticipated the harm despite such knowledge or obviousness. Hickman,
55 Ill. Ct. Cl. at 391, citing Ward v. K Mart Corp., 136 Ill. 2d 132, 149-51 (1990). In this case,
Claimant acknowledges that she walked through the curved archway twice without incident prior
to her fall. Further, Claimant acknowledged that she witnessed other individuals use the trash
containers without falling.
Claimant argues that the openness and obviousness of the curved archway should not
exempt Respondent because Respondent could reasonably expect that Claimant would be
distracted. Claimant relies on the principle establishing that a possessor of land should anticipate
harm to an invitee when the possessor "has reason to expect that the invitee's attention may be
distracted, so that he will not discover what is obvious, or will forget what he has discovered, or
fail to protect himself against it." Restatement (Second) of Torts section 343A, Comment f, at
220 (1965). Here, Claimant contends that Respondent should have reasonably anticipated that
Claimant would be distracted when carrying her tray to the trash containers. Claimant relies on
the Ward case, in which the Illinois Supreme Court held that the defendant's duty of reasonable
care encompassed the risk that one of its customers, while carrying a large, bulky item, would
collide with a post upon exiting the store. 136 Ill. 2d at 157.
Ward, however, is distinguishable from this case. In Ward, the plaintiff was carrying a
large bathroom mirror, which was five feet long and approximately one-and-a-half feet wide. Id.
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at 138. In that case, the Supreme Court held that "[t]he inquiry is whether the defendant should
reasonably anticipate injury to those entrants on his premises who are generally exercising
reasonable care for their own safety, but who may reasonably be expected to be distracted, as
when carrying large bundles, or forgetful of the condition after having momentarily encountered
it." Id. at 152. In this case, Claimant was not carrying a large bundle, but rather a tray full of
refuse. Moreover, Claimant had disposed of the refuse when she allegedly fell. Claimant states
that, after passing through the curved archway a second time, she threw out her trash, and then
fell. Thus, Claimant cannot reasonably argue she was distracted when she fell and cannot claim
the distraction exception to the open and obvious exception.
Because the curved archway was an open and obvious condition, we find that the
Respondent did not breach any duty owed to Claimant and thus Claimant has failed as a matter
of law to establish an element of her claim.
For the reasons set forth herein, it is hereby ordered that Respondent's Motion for
Summary Judgment is granted.
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ACUITY INSURANCE COMPANY, AS SUBROGEE OF LEONARD INDOVINA,

Claimant, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION,
Respondent.
HENRY W. AUSTIN, JR., Counsel for Claimant

LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (MICHAEL BANKHEAD, Assistant Attorney
Negligence, Burden of proof- In a claim for negligence, Claimant has the burden to prove
by a preponderance of the evidence that the State was negligent and such negligence was
the proximate cause of the claimant's damages. Claimant's testimony was credible and
proved the State's negligence by a preponderance of the evidence.
Damages, Partial Comparative Negligence- Illinois follows a partial comparative

negligence scheme for apportioning damages. Claimant is barred from recovery if his
contributory fault is more than 50 percent of the proximate cause of his damages, but if
his contributory fault is 50 percent or less, his recovery is diminished in proportion to his
contributory fault. Claimant was found to be at 50 percent contributory fault and was
awarded 50 percent of his claimed damages.
OPINION
Kubasiak, J.
Claimant, Acuity Insurance Company, owns this claim by virtue of its right to subrogate
under an automobile insurance policy issued to Leonard Indovina. Claimant brought this
negligence claim against Respondent on Oct. 27, 2009 after its claim with the Illinois
Department of Transportation (IDOT) was denied. Specifically, Acuity argues that IDOT is
liable for negligence because its employee was negligent in how he drove his snowplow and
proximately caused an automobile accident in which Indovina's vehicle was totaled.
The following facts are undisputed. On January 10, 2008, Claimant's insured, Mr.
Indovina, was driving a black 1996 Lexus sedan southbound on a snow-covered Barrington
Road, which has two southbound lanes and two northbound lanes. At the same time, two of
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Respondent's IDOT employees, Sargon Alkas and Frank Ruscitti, were each driving a snowplow
on the same road, going the same direction. About two blocks south of Barrington's intersection
with Route 72, in the left lane, Indovina's Lexus collided with Ruscitti's snowplow. Indovina's
automobile was totaled and Claimant Acuity suffered $11,374 in damages. Ruscitti's snowplow
suffered damage to the left side of the rear bumper in a left-to-right direction. At the location in
question, there is a left turning lane coming out of the left lane. Respondent can be held
vicariously liable for its employee Ruscitti's actions in this case.
What is in dispute, and the issue before this Court, is how the accident occurred, and who
is responsible for it. Both Ruscitti and Alkas testified that they were plowing snow and salting
the road when the accident occurred. They testified that the blue strobe lights on top of their
vehicles were turned on and were working. According to both men, Ruscitti was driving in the
left lane of Barrington Road and Alkas was in the right lane, about one car length behind him.
They claimed that this was a standard tandem formation for snowplowing. Although Alkas
stated that they were both always clearly in their respective lanes while on this road, Ruscitti
conceded that he was "approximately" in the left lane because there was no way of knowing for
sure since there was snow on the ground and he could not see the dividing lines.
Both men testified that, approximately two to four blocks south of Barrington's
intersection with Route 72, Ruscitti had his left turn signal on and was going to make a left turn.
Ruscitti and Alkas were going to make the left turn into a parking lot and then come out and get
on Barrington going northbound. Ruscitti could not describe the events leading up to the
accident because he could not see immediately behind him. Alkas, however, stated he saw what
transpired. Alkas explained that Indovina, who was in the left lane, sped up alongside Alkas and
tried to squeeze in front of him in the right lane. However, according to Alkas, there was not
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enough room between Alkas's truck in the right lane and Ruscitti's truck in the left lane for
Indovina to make the lane change and Indovina lost control and hit Ruscitti's snowplow.
Alkas testified that at the time the accident occurred, Ruscitti was signaling his left turn
but had not yet begun to make the turn and was still going forward. Notably, Ruscitti had agreed
on cross-examination that if his bumper were hit while he was driving forward, it would have
been dented directly inward, not from a left-to-right direction, and that if he had been hit from
the right side, the bumper would have been dented in a right-to-left direction. Alkas had no
explanation for how the truck was damaged on left side if the accident occurred while Indovina
was attempting to move into the right lane.
Indovina testified that he was traveling in the left lane of Barrington Road. At
Barrington's intersection with Higgins Rd./Route 72 there was a red light. This intersection was
several blocks north of where the accident actually occurred. At the Higgins intersection,
Indovina could see Ruscitti's snowplow to his right, in the right lane, and the other snowplow
was behind Indovina in the left lane. He did not recall either vehicle having any strobe lights
turned on and stated that the vehicles did not appear to be plowing any snow.
When the light turned green, Indovina accelerated slowly on account of the fact that his
car fishtailed in the snow. Ruscitti's snowplow, however, had better traction and proceeded
between 35 to 50 feet ahead of Indovina in the right hand lane, while the plow behind Indovina
moved into the right hand lane. All of a sudden, Ruscitti, who was between 35 to 50 feet ahead
in the right lane moved into Indovina's lane in an attempt to get into the left turn lane. Indovina
immediately slammed on his brakes, but the car slid approximately 50 feet into the snowplow,
the hood of the Lexus coming into contact with the left side of the rear bumper.
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The claimant in a negligence case has the burden to prove by a preponderance of the
evidence that the State was negligent and that such negligence was the proximate cause of the
claimant's damages. Allied Van Lines and Ray Houleite vs. Illinois (1992), 45 Ill. Ct. Cl. 94.
After reviewing the testimony and examining the evidence, we find the Claimant's testimony
credible and find that he has proved his case by the preponderance of the evidence. The impact
on the left side of Ruscitti's rear bumper is consistent with Indovina's version of events. Further,
testimony offered by Respondent does not refute Indovina's version of events because the
version of events offered by Respondent's employees is highly improbable. Namely, if Indovina
collided with Ruscitti's truck while Indovina was trying to move into the right lane, there is no
explanation for why the left side of Ruscitti's rear bumper was damaged – in a left-to-right
direction.
However, this does not end our analysis. Respondent's liability is limited by the extent to
which Indovina's failure to exercise reasonable care in providing for his own safety contributed
to his damages. Illinois follows a partial comparative negligence scheme: a plaintiff is barred
from recovery if his contributory fault accounts for more than 50 percent of the proximate cause
of his damages, but if his contributory fault accounts for 50 percent or less, the plaintiff's
recovery is diminished proportionate to the plaintiffs contributory fault. See Karas v. Strevell,
369 Ill.App.3d at 901 (discussing the comparative negligence scheme under 735 ILCS 5/2-
1116).
Here, given the snowy nature of the road and that Indovina knew his Lexus did not get
good traction on slippery roads, we would expect Indovina to stay a safe distance behind not
only any vehicle in front of him in his lane, but any vehicle, especially a IDOT snowplow, in the
adjacent lane as well. But Indovina stated that he had to "slam his brakes" when the snow plow
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cut in front of him. This statement coupled with the nature of the accident can only lead us to
believe that, under the extremely bad road conditions that existed, he was traveling faster than he
should have been and also failed to keep a safe distance between himself and the snowplow.
Thus, we find that even though Ruscitti was negligent in cutting in front of Indovina,
Indovina could have prevented the accident or at least lessened its magnitude, had he been more
careful and aware of his surroundings. Accordingly, we find that Claimant's apportionment of
fault via its insured, Mr. Indovina, is 50 percent and Respondent is liable for 50 percent of his
damages.
Accordingly, Claimant's claim is GRANTED in part, and it is entitled to 50 percent of the
requested $11,374. Respondent is hereby ordered to pay Claimant $5,687.
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BRIAN J. PETERSON, Claimant, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, Respondent.
BRIAN J. PETERSON, pro se

Negligence, Burden of proof- Claimant must prove by a preponderance of the evidence

that the State owed him a duty, the duty was breached by a negligent act or omission, and
that such negligence was the proximate cause of his injuries. Claimant must show that a
dangerous and defective condition existed and that the State knew or should have known
of said defective and dangerous condition. The uneven pavement was a minor defect and
the State cannot be expected to remove all risks of accidents. Moreover, bicycle users
assume the risk inherent with the sport. Additionally, no other visitors had complained of
the defect. State found not negligent.
ORDER
Birnbaum, J.
THIS MATTER is before the Court upon a recommendation from Commissioner Buford
following an evidentiary hearing held on September 13, 2011. Claimant, Brian J. Peterson, filed
his Complaint sounding in negligence on February 22, 2010 arising from an August 4, 2009
incident while he was riding his bike at Moraine Hills State Park. He seeks reimbursement for
medical expenses related to this injury.
Facts
On August 4, 2009, Claimant was riding his bicycle on a paved path in Moraine Hills
State Park in McHenry, Illinois. More than ten miles of trails make Moraine Hills State Park
popular for hikers, skiers and cyclists. Annually, Moraine Hills State Park hosts 70,000-90,000
visitors, half of which are bicyclists. Three trails, surfaced with crushed limestone, wind their
way through the park, offering scenic and wildlife viewing opportunities. Within Moraine Hills
State Park, Claimant was on the 3.7 mile "red trail", known as The Lake Defiance Loop. While
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on this trail, Claimant alleges he was thrown from his bicycle while riding down a double
winding hill where he encountered uneven pavement. The uneven pavement consisted of three
cracks, apparently caused by tree roots pushing through the asphalt. This raise in pavement was
estimated to be between one and two inches in height. Consequently, Claimant suffered from an
AC phase three separation of his left shoulder which tore the ligaments in several areas of the left
shoulder.
On June 17, 2010, Respondent filed a Motion to Dismiss pursuant to the Recreational
Use of Land and Waters Areas Act, 745 ILCS 65/1, et seq. and the the "State Parks Act", 20
ILCS 835, et seq. On April 14, 2011 this Court denied Respondent's Motion to Dismiss. The
Court denied Respondent's Motion because the Recreational Use of Land and Waters Areas Act
did not apply to Claimant's 2009 injury, as the Act was amended in 2005 to include only hunting
incidents. Before the 2005 amendment, the definition of "recreational or conservation purposes"
was "any activity undertaken for conservation, resource management, exercise, education,
relaxation, or pleasure on land owned by another." 745 ILCS 65/2. Effective August 18, 2005,
an amendment by public act 94-625 changed the definition of "recreational or conservation
purposes" to include the current language: "entry onto the land of another to conduct hunting or
recreational shooting or a combination thereof or any activity solely related to the aforesaid
hunting or recreational shooting." Id. Clearly, as Claimant's activity on August 4, 2009 failed to
involve a hunting or recreational shooting incident, this Court denied Respondent's Motion to
Dismiss pursuant to the Recreational Use of Land and Waters Areas Act.
Additionally, in the June 17, 2010 Motion to Dismiss Respondent argued that the "State
Parks Act" required the Department of Natural Resources to "conserve the original character as
distinguished from the artificial landscaping of such parks." 20 ILCS 835/3. Based on this
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language, Respondent asserted that the tree roots are a natural feature of the land and thus, must
be maintained as the natural character of the park. However, this Court held that the Department
of Natural Resources has the power and responsibility to maintain the State parks, specifically
the paths and trails, alongside preserving their natural character pursuant to Section 4 of the State
Parks Act. 20 ILCS 835/4. Thus, this Court denied Respondent's Motion to Dismiss because the
State Parks Act failed to apply to Claimant's 2009 injury. The case was remanded to the
Commissioner for further proceedings.
On September 13, 2011, a hearing was held before Commissioner Buford. In addition to
Claimant, the witnesses who testified at the September 13, 2011 hearing were the Superintendent
from Moraine Hills State Park and a Conservation Police Officer overseeing the Park's district.
The Moraine Hills State Park superintendent, Greg Kelly, has held the position of superintendent
for eight years and his duties range from administrative responsibilities to personally supervising
the maintenance and upkeep of the Park. Mr. Kelly testified he regularly checks the trails as part
of his duties and also utilizes the trails for his personal recreational enjoyment. Specifically, he
testified the cracks allegedly causing Claimant's injury were not hazardous and that he, and other
Park visitors, frequently bicycle the trails without incident. Additionally, Mr. Kelly testified that
no one has previously complained regarding the trail's cracks and park maintenance is ongoing.
At the time of trial, Conservation Police Officer Mike Lyne had worked for the Illinois
Conservation Police for 23 years and had specific law enforcement duties relating to Moraine
Hills State Park since 1990. Officer Lyne testified that the cracks allegedly causing Claimant's
injury were not distinguishable in regards to the rest of the trails in Moraine Hills. Additionally,
Officer Lyne testified that he did not consider the condition dangerous or one that should be
normally reported to the Department of Natural Resources.
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Analysis
In order for Claimant to recover against the State, he must prove by a preponderance of
the evidence that the State owed him a duty, the duty was breached by a negligent act or
omission, and that such negligence was the proximate cause of his injuries. Ondes v. State, 43
Ill. Ct. Cl. 272 (1991). The State of Illinois owes a duty to the public to exercise reasonable care
in establishing, maintaining and supervising its parks. Kami v. State, 21 Ill. Ct. Cl. 467 (1953);
Wightman v. State, 32 Ill. Ct. Cl. 546 (1978). Additionally, in Pearlman v. State, 33 Ill. Ct. Cl.
28, 31 (1979), the Court reiterated that, "The State of Illinois is not an insurer and before the
Respondent can be liable for Claimant's injury it must be shown by the preponderance or the
greater weight of the evidence that a dangerous and defective condition existed and that the
Respondent knew or should have known of said defective and dangerous condition."
In Lyons v. State, 39 Ill. Ct. Cl. 192 (1987), a park visitor was injured when her foot
became caught in a hole on a platform near a wooden stairway at Blackhawk State Park in Rock
Island. Recovery was disallowed, as the Court concluded the defect was minor, park employees
made routine inspections prior to the incident and that there are some risks inherent in hiking.
Id. at 194. This Court finds an analogous fact pattern in the present case. In this case, the
evidence shows that the defect in the trail allegedly causing Claimant's injuries was 1-2 inches in
height. From this evidence and the testimony of witnesses, it appears that the alleged defect at
best, would be construed to be a minor defect on the trail. Di minimis or slight defects are not
actionable in that no one would anticipate danger from such minor defects. Putman v. Village
ofBensenville, 337 Ill. App. 3d 197, 786 N. E. 2d 203 (2003). Because the State is not an insurer
it cannot be expected to remove all risks of accidents which may occur in the absence of
negligence. Kamin v. Illinois, 21 Ill. Ct. Cl. 467 (1953). Both Officer Lyne and Site
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Superintendent Kelly testified that small obstacles may appear on the trail and that it is important
for a bicycle rider to proceed at a reasonable speed to keep the bicycle under control. This Court
is of the opinion that bicycle users and hikers utilizing trails within the Moraine Hills State Park
must be said to assume some risk inherent with the sport. Additional testimony indicates no
visitors complained about the area prior to Claimant's accident and that maintenance of the area
and surrounding trails is ongoing by park officials. The burden is upon the Claimant to prove by
a preponderance of the evidence that the State breached its duty of reasonable care. The
evidence and testimony at trial clearly shows that Respondent's agents had no notice of the
alleged dangerous condition and did not breach their duty to exercise reasonable care in the
maintenance of the Moraine Hills State Park. It is the opinion of the Court that Claimant has not
shown by a preponderance of the evidence that the State was negligent.
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that for the above reasons, this claim is DENIED.
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WEST PUBLISHING CORPORATION, Claimant, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, Respondent.
Opinion filed March 7, 2012
WEST PUBLISHING CORPORATION, pro se

LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (MICHAEL ROCKS, Assistant Attorney General, of
Obligations of the State, Money owed to vendors- The State acknowledges that it owes
Claimant $88.47 in interest, but argues that 30 ILCS 105/30 prohibits obligating the State
to any indebtedness in excess of the money appropriated for a department. However, the
Prompt Payment Act allows the Comptroller to promulgate rules regarding payment of
interest claims and the Comptroller specifically promulgated a rule that permits vendors
to seek recourse in the Court of Claims for interest payments due vendors where an
appropriation is exhausted or lapsed.
ORDER
Birnbaum, J.
This matter coming to be heard on the motion of Respondent to dismiss. The Court being
fully advised in the premises finds that:
Claimant filed this claim as a lapsed appropriation claim in the amount of $84.22. The
amount in controversy arises from interest penalties that the State acknowledges it owes under
the Illinois Prompt Payment Act. Respondent has filed a departmental report in investigation of
this claim that has been prepared by the State's Attorneys Appellate Prosecutor. Pursuant to 74
Ill. Adm. Code 790.140 a Departmental Report is prima facie evidence of the facts set forth
therein. The Departmental Report acknowledges that this is a valid claim. However,
Respondent argues there are no funds available to pay this claim.
Respondent argues that Section 30 of An Act in Relation to State Finance, 30 ILCS
105/30, prohibits obligating the State to any indebtedness in excess of the money appropriated
for a department. For the reasons set forth below we find that claims for interest under the
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Prompt Payment Act are not governed by Section 30 ILCS 105/30.
The State Prompt Payment Act is set forth in 30 ILCS 540 (30 ILCS 540/1) (from
Ch. 127, par. 132.401).
Relevant sections of The Act are as follows:
Sec. 1. This Act applies to any State official or agency authorized to provide for payment
from State funds, by virtue of any appropriation of the General Assembly, for goods or services
furnished to the State.
Sec. 3-1. The Illinois Court of Claims shall, in its investigation of payments due
claimants, provide for interest penalties as prescribed in this Act. (Emphasis Added)
Sec. 3-2. Beginning July 1, 1993, in any instance where a State official or agency is late
in payment of a vendor's bill or invoice for goods or services furnished to the State, as defined in
Section 1, properly approved in accordance with rules promulgated under Section 3-3, the State
official or agency shall pay interest to the vendor in accordance with the following:
(1) Any bill approved for payment under this Section must be paid or the payment issued
to the payee within 60 days of receipt of a proper bill or invoice. If payment is not issued to the
payee within this 60 day period, an interest penalty of 1.0% of any amount approved and unpaid
shall be added for each month or fraction thereof after the end of this 60 day period, until final
payment is made.
(2) Where a State official or agency is late in payment of a vendor's bill or invoice
properly approved in accordance with this Act, and different late payment terms are not reduced
to writing as a contractual agreement, the State official or agency shall automatically pay interest
penalties required by this Section amounting to $50 or more to the appropriate vendor. Each
agency shall be responsible for determining whether an interest penalty is owed and for paying
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the interest to the vendor.
The Prompt Payment Act also provides (30 ILCS 540/3-3) (from Ch. 127, par.
132.403-3):
Sec. 3-3. The State Comptroller and the Department of Central Management Services
shall jointly promulgate rules and policies to govern the uniform application of this Act. These
rules and policies shall include procedures and time frames for approving a bill or invoice from a
vendor for goods or services furnished to the State. These rules and policies shall provide for
procedures and time frames applicable to payment plans as may be agreed upon between State
agencies and vendors. These rules and policies shall be binding on all officials and agencies
under this Act's jurisdiction. These rules and policies may be made effective no earlier than July
1, 1993. (Source: P.A. 92-384, eff. 7-1-02.)
Sec. 3-4. The State Comptroller must specify the manner in which State agencies shall
record interest penalty payments under this Act. The State Comptroller may require vouchers
submitted for payment, including submission by electronic or other means approved by the
Comptroller, to indicate the appropriate date from which interest penalties may be calculated as
required under this Act.
Those Rules are set forth at 74 Ill. Adm. Code 900 and provide in pertinent part:
900.35 (d) In the event the appropriation originally charged with the Goods or
Services is exhausted and the State agency has exhausted its transfer of funds authority
pursuant to 30 ILCS 105/13.2, the appropriation has lapsed or the agency has improperly
refused to pay interest, Vendors may have recourse before the Court of Claims for payment
of interest penalties. (Emphasis Added)
The exceptions to these rules are found in Section 900.120 Exclusions. It is a non-
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exhaustive list of 16 types of payments that are excluded from the Act and consequently do not
qualify for interest penalties. Those exceptions are not evident here.
After a review of the legislation and from the Rules promulgated by a grant of the
Legislature, it is clear that vendors may seek recourse in the Court of Claims for interest
payments due vendors where an appropriation is exhausted or lapsed. This Court previously
held in McLean County vs. State, 42 Ill.Ct.Cl. 92 (1994) that it is beyond the authority of this
Court to make awards that exceed the Legislature's appropriation. But here, the Legislature gave
a specific grant to the Comptroller to promulgate rules regarding payment of interest claims.
Thus we find that the Legislature granted specific authority to pay these interest claims where
warranted and that such claims are distinguishable from those lapsed appropriation claims that
are rightfully denied where the Department lacks sufficient funds. In the instant case the
Departmental Report acknowledges that these monies are owed. Therefore, we deny the Motion
to Dismiss and grant the Claimant an award in the amount of $84.22.
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D.R. DEKALB, LLC and AUTUMN CREEK MANAGEMENT SERVICES, INC.,

Claimant, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, BOARD OF TRUSTEES, NORTHERN ILLINOIS
UNIVERSITY, Respondent.
PETER T. SMITH, Counsel for Claimant

LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (GERALD W. HUSTON, Special Assistant Attorney
Immunity- College Campus Press Act gives immunity from liability arising from
expressions published in campus media. The content of the article published in The
Northern Star is immaterial. The Northern Star is a "Campus Media" and the article was
an expression of a student reporter. Respondent is immune from Complaint's claim of
defamation.
ORDER
Storino, J.
This cause comes before the Court on Respondent's Motion to Dismiss pursuant to
Section 2-619(a)(9) of the Illinois Code of Civil Procedure, the Court having reviewed the court
file, and the Court being fully advised:
The Court finds as follows:
The State of Illinois filed a Motion to Dismiss claiming that the existence of an
affirmative matter defeats Claimants' allegations.
Claimants filed a four count Complaint against Respondents for defamation per se and
defamation per quod alleging that a defamatory article published by Northern Illinois' The
Northern Star caused damages to their reputation and their ability to rent apartments.
In Illinois, a motion for involuntary dismissal under Section 2-619 of the Code of Civil
Procedure should only be granted in those cases in which there are no material facts in dispute
and respondent is entitled to dismissal as a matter of law. Rochon v. Rodriquez, 293 Ill. App. 3d
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952, 689 N.E. 2d 288 (1st Dist. 1997). A motion to dismiss under Section 2-619 views all
allegations contained in the complaint in the light most favorable to the plaintiff and should only
be granted if no set of facts can be proved which would entitle plaintiff to recover. Longfellow
by Longfellow v. Corey, 286 Ill. App. 3d 366, 675 N.E. 2d 1386 (4th Dist. 1997). The main
purpose of Section 2-619 is to provide means of disposing of issues of law or easily proved
issues of fact. Smith v. St. Therese Hospital, 87 Ill. App. 3d 782, 410 N.E. 2d 219 (2nd Dist.
1980).
It is well established that the College Campus Press Act (the "Act") provides that the
State of Illinois is immune from liability arising from expression published in campus media.
The Act provides, in pertinent part:
"Immunity. A State-sponsored institution of higher learning shall be immune from any

lawsuit arising from expression actually made in campus media, with the exception of
the institution's own expression." 110 ILCS 13/35 (West 2011).
The Act defines "Campus Media" as follows:
"Campus Media means any matter that is prepared, substantially written, published, or
broadcast by students at State-sponsored institutions of higher learning, that is distributed
or generally made available, either free of charge or for a fee, to members of the student
body, and that is prepared under the direction of a student media adviser. Campus media
does not include media that is intended for distribution or transmission solely in the
classrooms in which it is produced." 110 ILCS 13/5 (West 2011).
In addition, the Act clearly defines Northern Illinois University as a "State-sponsored institution
of higher learning." 110 ILCS 13/5 (West 2011).
For the purposes of Respondent's Motion to Dismiss and this Court's Order, the content
of the article published in The Northern Star is immaterial. The key issues are whether The
Northern Star is "Campus Media" under the Act, and whether the article was an expression of
Respondents. The pleadings and affidavits clearly indicate that The Northern Star is prepared,
substantially written, and published by NIU students, and as such is the very definition of
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"Campus Media" under the Act. In addition, Claimants admit that the article at issue was written
by a student reporter.
Furthermore, Section 13/25 of the Act states as follows:
"Campus policy and speech distinguished. Expression made by a collegiate student

journalist, collegiate student editor, or other contributor in campus media is neither an
expression of campus policy nor speech attributable to a State-sponsored institution of
higher learning."
As the article was written by a student journalist in campus media, it is as a matter of law
neither an expression of campus policy nor speech attributable to Respondents. As a result,
Claimants' Complaint against the State of Illinois must be dismissed on the basis of immunity.
This Court deems it unnecessary to rule upon the State of Illinois' additional argument for
dismissal.
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED THAT:
1. The State of Illinois' Motion to Dismiss is granted.
2. That this case is dismissed with prejudice.
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IN RE APPLICATION OF: SCALES MOUND FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT.
Opinion filed July 7, 2011
CARL WINTER, pro se

LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (ROBERT SKLAMBERG, Assistant Attorney
Eligibility for Benefits under the Line of Duty Compensation Act, Burden of proof, Killed
in the line of duty- “Killed in the line of duty” is a precondition to granting Claimant
compensation under the Act. The term excludes death resulting from the willful
misconduct or intoxication of a claimant. The burden of proof is on the AG’s office.
Benefits under the Line of Duty Compensation Act, Killed in the line of duty, Intoxication-
Autopsy report showed Claimant’s blood alcohol level was 0.191% at the time of death,
twice the legal limit in Illinois. Claimant was intoxicated when his fatal accident
occurred, but the AG’s office failed to prove that his death was the result of his
intoxication. Evidence suggests that the accident with the deer could have occurred even
absent his intoxication.
Benefits under the Line of Duty Compensation Act, Killed in the line of duty, Willful
misconducts- Claimant violated motor laws against intoxicated driving, which exposes
not only the intoxicated driver to danger, but also the people and property around him.
As a volunteer firefighter, Claimant could decide whether he wanted to respond to a call
based on whether he was in the area and whether he felt that he could respond.
Claimant’s personal decision to drive while intoxicated amounted to willful misconduct
and the claim is denied.
OPINION
Sprague, C.J.
This Claim was filed on August 16, 2010, arising from the death of Kurt M. Meusel on
May 22, 2010 from injuries sustained as a volunteer firefighter with the Scales Mound Fire
Protection District. 820 ILCS 315/1 et seq (Line of Duty Compensation Act) mandates that the
Attorney General's (AG's) Office investigate claims for compensation under the Act. In
accordance with this mandate, the AG's Office filed its Report on September 28, 2010, which
included such documents as the Scales Mound Fire Protection District Statement of Beneficiary
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naming Firefighter Meusel's fiancée Kara Ann Homb as beneficiary, the Medical Examiner's
Certificate of Death, the Jo Daviess County Coroner's Report, Autopsy Report, Toxicology
Analysis, and various other reports made by the Scales Mound Fire Protection District and the Jo
Daviess County Sheriff.
In its Report of September 28, 2010, the Attorney General recommended that the Court
determine through assignment to a Commissioner, and a hearing if necessary, whether
Firefighter Meusel was "killed in the line of duty," as defined in section 2(e) of the Act
On October 15, 2010 this Court ordered that this cause be assigned to a Commissioner to
take and file evidence as to whether Firefighter Meusel was "killed in the line of duty," as
defined in section 2(e) of the Act, and to resolve other matters as may be necessary to reach a
determination of this claim. A hearing was held before a Commissioner on April 5, 2011.
Firefighter Meusel's fiancée Kara Homb, her father Paul Homb, Firefighter Meusel's parents,
Susan and Mike Meusel, Chief Carl Winter of Scales Mound Fire Protection District, and
Lieutenant Joanne Zito of Scales Mound Fire District were all given an opportunity to speak on
the record at the hearing.
FACTUAL BACKGROUND
The Jo Daviess Sheriff’s Office Report indicates that on May 22, 2010, at about 8:44
p.m., officers had been dispatched to 6508 North Pea Ridge Rd, Scales Mound, IL in reference
to a missing elderly man. While en route to the residence, the officers instructed the dispatch
center to "page out" the Scales Mound Fire District and the Jo Daviess County K9 Unit for
assistance with the search. According to the Sheriff’s Office Report, when the officers arrived at
the residence around 8:58 p.m., several members from the Scales Mound Fire District were
already on the scene. Chief Winters concurred that he received a page around 8:44 p.m. and
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indicated that he arrived at 6508 North Pea Ridge Rd. between 8:54 and 8:59. However, he
stated that the Jo Daviess Sherriff’s officers had arrived before anyone from Scales Mound Fire
District arrived.
Chief Winters recalled that he received another page around 9:14 p.m. This page was
regarding Volunteer Firefighter Kurt Meusel, who had left his home on his four-wheel ATV in
response to the page. While en route to search for the lost man, Firefighter Meusel got into a
fatal accident in his ATV on North Mill Creek Road, a gravel road in Thompson Township. His
body was found face down on the east edge of the roadway. His ATV was found upside down in
a ditch with deer hair in the radiator, and was located 30 to 50 feet ahead of Firefighter Meusel.
The body of a deer was found in the ditch in close proximity to Firefighter Meusel. Chief
Winters stated that Firefighter Meusel's house was about half a mile from the accident scene and
about six miles from 6508 North Pea Ridge Rd.
The Medical Examiner's Certificate of Death states that Firefighter Meusel was
pronounced dead at the scene of the accident on May 22, 2010 and that the cause of his death
was blunt trauma to the head. The Jo Daviess County Coroner's Report, Autopsy Report, and
Toxicology Analysis contain laboratory findings that Firefighter Meusel's blood alcohol level
was 0.191 %.
Respondent and Claimant were given the opportunity to present accident reconstruction
testimony but declined. Also, both Claimant and Firefighter Meusel's beneficiary declined to
have an attorney represent them in this claim. At this Court's Request, Claimant produced the
Scales Mound Fire Protection District Standard Operating Procedures in effect at the time of
the incident.6

6 In wake of this tragedy, the Fire Protection District enacted new Bylaws of the Volunteer Fire Departments
of the Scales Mound Fire Protection District, which were provided to the Court (the previous bylaws were from
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Paragraph 3 of Provision 2 of the Scales Mound Fire Protection District Standard
Operating Procedures states, "The drivers of the emergency vehicles and Firefighters responding
in personal vehicles will obey all traffic laws." Paragraph 2 of Provision 15.0 states,
"Emergency vehicle drivers will not drink and drive." Paragraph 13 of the same provision
addresses firefighters responding to calls in their personal vehicles and reiterates, "Driver's must
obey all traffic laws." Paragraph 13 also states that firefighters responding in their personal
vehicles must attach a flashing blue strobe light to alert the public that the vehicle is responding
to an emergency. Pursuant to Provision 1, all members of the Volunteer Fire Department must
read and understand the Scales Mound Fire Protection District Standard Operating Procedures.
Chief Winters testified at the hearing that the Scales Mound Fire District was totally
voluntary and that the volunteers were on call "24/7." All of the volunteer firemen got
voice/tone pagers that they were to carry at all times. He explained that when there was an
emergency, the Jo Daviess County Sherriff’s Department would page the members of the Fire
District, and then the volunteer firemen who were available responded. By "available" Chief
Winters clarified that responding to a call was a "personal decision that a volunteer firefighter
made based on whether he was in the area, whether he felt that he could respond to that cause."
Winters noted that when a call was over and volunteers were no longer needed, the volunteers

1949 and, according to Chief Winter, were a paragraph long). Section 3 of the new Bylaws states, "There will be no
alcohol or illegal substance abuse allowed or tolerated while responding to an emergency situation or responding to
the Fire Station."
Also in the wake of this tragedy, the District added provision #57.0, "Personal Vehicle Operations" to the
Standard Operating Procedures in July 2010 to emphasize its position regarding drinking and driving and safe
vehicle operation. The relevant paragraphs under the heading "Responsibility" state the following:
1. It is the sole responsibility of the individual to properly drive and operate their personal vehicle while
responding to the station and emergency incident.
2. The individual is expected to operate the vehicle safely, obey all applicable State or Illinois Rules of the Road,
and show due regard for public safety.
3. It is not implied that the Fire Department personnel shall at anytime be encouraged or authorized to operate
their personal vehicle unsafely and without due regard especially when responding to an emergency incident.
4. There will be no alcohol or illegal substance abuse allowed or tolerated while responding to an emergency
situation or responding to the Fire Station (this paragraph reiterates verbatim Section 3 of the Bylaws of the
Volunteer Fife Departments of the Scales Mound Fire Protection District).
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were all notified on their pagers.
Claimant offered statistics compiled by the Illinois Department of Natural Resources
reporting that 3,945 deer were removed in Jo Daviess County during the 2010 Deer hunting
/archery season. Claimant also offered Jo Daviess County Sheriff's Traffic Accident statistics for
2010, reporting 401 total traffic accidents, of which 132 (about 32.92%) involved deer. Further,
Claimant submitted a letter written by Roselynn Y. Marsh, who wrote that she has lived in Jo
Daviess County for approximately 35 years and can personally attest to the dangerousness the
deer population presents by suddenly running into the direct path of oncoming vehicles. Mrs.
Marsh recalled that during a fourteen week period, she had two collisions with two different deer
in two different vehicles while driving at night in Jo Daviess County. Both collisions caused
extensive front-end damage and had been reported to the police.
Claimant submitted several other letters into evidence as well. Letters admitted into
evidence written by Firefighter Meusel's mother Sue Meusel, and by his younger brother and
younger brother's wife, Sean and Katie Meusel, indicate that on May 22, 2010 Firefighter
Meusel was with Scales Mound Fire District helping with a triathlon from morning until noon.
Chief Winter confirmed this when he testified at the April 5 hearing, explaining that Firefighter
Meusel and other members of the fire crew were watching the triathlon route for accidents and
things of that nature.
According to Sean and Katie's letter, Firefighter Meusel returned from the triathlon to his
home (the one he shared with Kara at 1521 North Hoppe, Elizabeth, IL) to help with the
installation of a DISH satellite. He then went to Scales Mound with Sean to get a skid loader,
and they returned to Schapville to do landscaping work. Around 5 p.m. Firefighter Meusel,
Sean, and their father Mike went to buy an old boat needing repair. They came back to Mike
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and Sue's house (627 E. Schapville Road, Scales Mound, IL) around 6 p.m. and started working
on the motor until almost dusk. When Mike started grilling steak and potatoes around 8:45 p.m.,
Firefighter Meusel got the page regarding the missing elderly man.
Since Firefighter Meusel's truck was hooked up to the trailer that the skid loader was on,
he took the ATV he had at his parents' house. Sean and Katie Meusel noted in their letter that
the ATV would be easy to take into the woods where he was going to search for the elderly man.
Before proceeding to search for the man, however, Firefighter Meusel drove to his house so he
could pick up his fire jacket and affix the blue strobe light to his ATV. He then drove past his
parents' home on his way to begin the search. Sue Meusel recalled in her letter that, as he passed
her house, he quickly stopped and asked Kara for his pack of cigarettes and said, "I know where
he is; I'll be right back – love ya!"
Chief Winters noted at the hearing that two days prior to the incident in question, the
Scales Mound Fire District, including Firefighter Meusel, conducted a search and rescue with the
neighboring Elizabeth Fire Department. From 5:30 p.m. to midnight, they were using ATV's to
search for a missing person in the Galena territory. Winters opined, "I can only imagine what
went through Kurt's head knowing that he needed to respond like we did just two nights prior to
that using ATVs for my search." Winters also stated that Firefighter Meusel knew that area very
well – better than he did even.
In two other letters Claimant submitted into evidence, written by Jeffrey Korte,
Firefighter Meusel's employer at Korte Farms, and William B. Miller, Coroner of Jo Daviess
County, both men indicate that Firefighter Meusel was very familiar with the area where the
accident occurred. Miller also offered his personal feelings that, "[e]ven though Kurt Meusel
had alcohol in his system, I believe this accident could not be avoided due to location, dark
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surroundings with no street lights, and the ATV vehicle being struck by a deer coming from the
field/ditch area." At the hearing, Chief Winters also noted that the grass in the field was very tall
– that is why it was not so easy to immediately find the deer carcass.
We must note that despite numerous people describing the events of the day that
preceded Firefighter Meusel's tragic accident, none mentioned anything about an event that,
based on the toxicology report, obviously occurred: Firefighter Meusel's consumption of a
sufficient quantity of alcoholic beverages that placed his blood alcohol level in an amount in
excess of twice the legal limit in Illinois.
ANALYSIS
The decedent having been "killed in the line of duty" is a precondition to granting a
claimant compensation under the Line of Duty Compensation Act. The relevant portion of 820
ILCS 315/2(e) provides the following definition for "killed in the line of duty"
"Killed in the line of duty" means losing one's life as a result of injury received in
the active performance of duties as a law enforcement officer, civil defense
worker, civil air patrol member, paramedic, fireman, or chaplain if the death
occurs within one year from the date the injury was received and if that injury
arose from violence or other accidental cause...The term excludes death
resulting from the willful misconduct or intoxication of the officer, civil
defense worker, civil air patrol member, paramedic, fireman, chaplain, or
State employee. However, the burden of proof of such willful misconduct or
intoxication of the officer, civil defense worker, civil air patrol member,
paramedic, fireman, chaplain, or State employee is on the Attorney General.
(emphasis added).
Here, Firefighter Meusel was responding to a call when his fatal accident occurred, and
he was pronounced dead at the scene of the accident; so his death occurred within a year of an
injury that arose in the active performance of his duties as a volunteer fireman. Further, his
injury arose from an accidental cause: he suffered blunt trauma to the head in an ATV accident.
However, the Jo Daviess County Coroner's Report, Autopsy Report, and Toxicology Report
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contain laboratory findings that Firefighter Meusel's blood alcohol content was .191%. The issue
before this Court is whether Claimant's claim should be denied because Firefighter Meusel's
death was the result of intoxication or willful misconduct. Pursuant to 820 1LCS 315/2(e), the
burden of proving such willful misconduct or intoxication is on the AG's Office.
To prove that a decedent's blood alcohol concentration rendered him intoxicated at the
time of his death, Respondent must establish the legal significance of said concentration. See In
re Application of Warren H. Yoho and Maridell A. Yoho (1989), 42 Ill. Ct. Cl. 249 (finding that
the State had failed to prove that decedent's fatal fall off a balcony was the result of intoxication
because the State did not establish the significance of decedent's .225 blood alcohol level in a
non-vehicle-related accident).
Here, Respondent has introduced the significance of Firefighter Meusel's .191% blood
alcohol level. Respondent notes in its Report, pursuant to 625 ILCS 5/11-501 (a)(1), a person
shall not drive or be in actual physical control of any vehicle within this State while the alcohol
concentration in the person's blood or breath is .08 or more. Firefighter Meusel's blood alcohol
concentration was more than twice this legal limit.
Respondent also references Section 11-501.2(b)(3), which provides that upon any
criminal or civil proceeding arising out of acts alleged to have been committed by any person
while driving or in actual physical control of a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol, "if
there was at that time an alcohol concentration of .08 or more, it shall be presumed that the
person was under the influence of alcohol." Although this presumption does not limit the
admission of other relevant evidence regarding whether the decedent was under the influence of
alcohol at the time of his fatal accident, no such evidence was presented to rebut this legal
presumption in the case at bar. Thus, we find that Firefighter Meusel was intoxicated when his
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fatal accident occurred. See In re Application of Reininger, (finding that the decedent's death
was the result of intoxication where his blood alcohol level was .207 (which was .207 times the
.1 limit at the time) when he drove his unmarked police car into the rear of a truck).
However the AG's Office still needs to prove that Firefighter Meusel's death was a result
of his intoxication. Here, the evidence gathered at the accident scene indicated that Firefighter
Meusel had an accident with a deer. But the AG offers no evidence (such as accident
reconstruction reports or testimony) indicating how, if at all, Firefighter Meusel's accident with
the deer was the result of his intoxication. Further, Claimant introduced evidence that deer
accidents are not uncommon in Jo Daviess County, which has a large deer population – almost
one third of the 401 traffic accidents reported in Jo Daviess County in 2010 involved deer. Thus,
there was at least a possibility that Decedent's accident could have occurred even absent his
intoxication. This fact coupled with the lack of any evidence presented by the AG's Office
showing how Firefighter Meusel's intoxication caused his death, leaves us to find that the burden
of proof that Firefighter Meusel died as a result of his intoxication has not been met.
We next turn to whether Firefighter Meusel's death was the result of willful misconduct.
In In Re: Application of Louise E. Jobe (1982), 35 Ill.Ct.Cl. 404, the most recent case discussing
the meaning of "willful misconduct" under the Act, the Court found that no willful misconduct
occurred where a police officer responding as backup to a domestic violence call waited at a
railroad intersection for a southbound train to pass and immediately drove past the still lowered
railroad-crossing gates and was struck and killed by a northbound train that he could not see
before crossing the railroad tracks. The Court reached this holding despite the Des Plaines
Police Department rule stating that emergency calls should be answered "consistent with normal
safety precautions and vehicle laws;" the Illinois Motor Vehicle Code provision proscribing
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driving through, under, or around railroad-crossing gates; and the fact that there was no
exception to this rule under the emergency-vehicle exceptions provision of the Code.
Since the Act does not define '"willful misconduct," the AG's Office in Jobe submitted a
memorandum noting that willful or wanton misconduct was a prerequisite in several statutory
causes of action in Illinois. Specifically, the AG's Office recommended using the definition of
"willful and wanton misconduct" used in cases regarding the "Guest Statute" in the Illinois
Motor Vehicle Code: "willful and wanton misconduct is a conscious disregard for one's own
safety and that of others."7
This definition is consistent with definitions in other tort-related contexts. See Oelze v.
Score Sports Venture, LLC 401 Ill.App.3d 110, 123, 927 N.E.2d 137, 149, 339 Ill.Dec. 596, 608
(Ill.App. 1 Dist. 2010) (discussing willful and wanton acts in the context of plaintiffs challenge
to a release of liability and finding, "Willful and wanton acts show actual or deliberate intent to
harm or, if not intentional, show an utter indifference to or conscious disregard for a person's
own safety or the safety or property of others."); Burke v. 12 Rothschild's Liquor Mart, Inc., 148
Ill.2d 429, 452, 593 N.E.2d 522, 532, 170 Ill.Dec. 633, 643 (Ill. 1992) (discussing "willful and
wanton conduct" in the context of contributory negligence and finding, "Willful and wanton
conduct is found where an act was done with actual intention or with a conscious disregard or
indifference for the consequences when the known safety of other persons was involved."); see
also 745 ILCS 10/1-210 (Illinois Local Governmental and Governmental Employees Tort
Immunity Act)(defining willful and wanton conduct as "a course of action which shows an actual
or deliberate intention to cause harm or which, if not intentional, shows an utter indifference to

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The Guest Statute in place during that time period limited a driver's liability to a gratuitous automobile passenger
to only those situations where the driver was guilty of willful misconduct. In Re: Application of Louise E. Jobe,
(1982), 35 Ill.Ct.Cl. 404.
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or conscious disregard for the safety of others or their property).
The Court in Jobe declined to accept this standard definition to the extent that it included
"disregard for one's own safety." The Court reasoned that, "[t]he very nature of a law
enforcement officer's duties require that he take risks to which the ordinary public is not even
exposed...To hold that a law enforcement officer was engaged in willful misconduct when he
exhibited a disregard for his own safety would be contrary to the purposes of the Act and
disqualify many deserving officers." Nonetheless, the Court declined to set a standard definition
for "willful misconduct," noting that "the determination should be made on a case-by-case basis
which allows for taking into consideration all of the attendant circumstances of the incident."
In finding that Officer Jobe had not engaged in willful misconduct under the Act, the
Court noted that even though he violated a provision of the Illinois Motor Vehicle Code, he did
not endanger anyone's safety but his own; he was not intentionally trying to hurt himself; and he
was responding as a backup officer to a domestic disturbance call, which he thought it imperative
to answer immediately.8 The Court noted that although Officer Jobe may have been negligent
and with perfect hindsight perhaps exhibited poor judgment, under the circumstances, he was not
engaged in willful misconduct as contemplated in the Act.
In the case at bar, Volunteer Firefighter Meusel violated Illinois motorist laws against
intoxicated driving. Unlike the provision violated by the officer in Jobe, which was a petty
offense, the provision violated here was, at a minimum, a Class A misdemeanor.9 Further, in
Jobe, the officer's decision to bypass the lowered gate only exposed him to danger – and that also
for a small segment of time, the time it took to cross the railroad tracks. Conversely, Firefighter

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Counsel for both sides agreed (the call was dangerous. According to an F.B.I, report, domestic disturbance calls
were responsible for the highest percentage of police officer fatalities between 1970 and 1979.
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Pursuant to 625 ILCS 5/11-1201 "Obedience to signal indicating approach of train or railroad track equipment," a
violation of this Section, "is a petty offense for which a fine of $250 shall be imposed for a first violation."
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Meusel drove his ATV intoxicated: driving while intoxicated exposes not only the intoxicated
driver to danger, but also to the people and property around him – the entire time the intoxicated
driver is on the road.
Given the totality of these circumstances, we find that Firefighter Meusel exhibited a
conscious disregard for his own safety and that of others when he drove his ATV while over
twice the legal limit – in direct violation of Illinois traffic safety laws as well as Scales Mound
Operating Procedures aimed at ensuring the safety of firefighters and the public at large. When
he got the page, it was his decision whether he could be available to take the call. It was his
personal decision to get on the ATV after he had been drinking alcohol. Had he decided not to
take the call because he wanted to obey the Scales Mound Standard Operating Procedures and
Illinois law, and not drive intoxicated, he would not have driven the ATV, and the accident
would not have occurred. Therefore, we find that Firefighter Meusel's death was the result of
willful misconduct.
Firefighter Meusel's effort to help find an elderly man was undoubtedly noble and in the
highest tradition of volunteer service. Our finding of willful misconduct on his part should in no
way be interpreted as detracting from his heroic and longstanding commitment to serving his
community. Benefits under the Illinois Line of Duty Compensation Act, like everything else,
have limitations. The Illinois Legislature in its deliberation has sought fit to limit compensation
under this Act by precluding deaths that are the result of will fill misconduct or intoxication. We
must therefore deny Claimant's claim.
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IN RE APPLICATION OF: THANIA MICHELL SAYNE.
Opinion filed July 20, 2012
MARY KATHERINE SAYNE and THANIA MICHELL SAYNE, pro se

Eligibility for Benefits under the Line of Duty Compensation Act, Burden of proof-
Claimant bears the burden of proof by a preponderance of the evidence of each element
required under the Act.
Application for Benefits under the Line of Duty Compensation Act, Element of residency-
Claimant must prove that the decedent was an Illinois resident at the time of his death.
The Court in In Re Application of Shaw, made three determinations: (1) an adult neither
acquires new domicile nor abandons previous domicile by entering the military; (2) a
person in the military retains the residence of the state from which he was inducted until
he either abandons the previous residence or establishes a new residence; (3) there is a
rebuttable presumption that a person in the military retains residence in the state from
which he was inducted. Based on the evidence of decedent's residency between the date
of induction and the time of his death, there is sufficient evidence to support a finding
that he was a resident of Illinois at the time of his death. Claimants are awarded
compensation plus interest.
OPINION
Sprague, C.J.
This matter concerns the consolidation of two claims under the Line of Duty
Compensation Act, (820 ILCS 315/1 et seq.), ("Act"), involving the death of Sergeant Timothy
Douglas Sayne. Both claims were filed on November 15, 2011. The first Claimant is Thania
Michell Sayne who is the widow of Sgt. Sayne. The second Claimant is Mary K. Sayne who is
the mother of Sgt. Sayne. On December 20, 2011 the Attorney General's Office issued a
Consolidated Report and Recommendation finding that all elements for a compensable claim
under the Act had been met except for the requirement that Sgt. Sayne be a resident of the State
of Illinois at the time of his death as required by 820 ILCS 315/2(l). The Court issued a
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Consolidated Opinion on January 9, 2012. The Consolidated Opinion held consistent with the
Attorney General's Office's Consolidated Report and Recommendation and found that all
elements under the Act had been satisfied except for the issue of residency. The Court ordered
that a hearing be conducted to ascertain the residency of Sgt. Sayne. On March 13, 2012
Commissioner Ysursa held a hearing on the matter. Assistant Attorney General Julie Morgan
was present for the State and Claimants appeared pro se.
I. Background
Mary Sayne, Sgt. Sayne's mother, testified as to Sgt. Sayne's residence prior to entering
military service. She stated that Sgt. Sayne lived in Effingham, Illinois with her. She stated that
Sgt. Sayne grew up in Illinois. She testified that Sgt. Sayne considered joining the military while
living in Effingham and met with a military recruiter but he never entered military service while
living in Effingham. She testified that Sgt. Sayne moved to Reno, Nevada due to work in 2007.
She stated that he was living and working in Reno, Nevada for approximately a year when he
enlisted in the military in February 2008.
Thania Sayne, Sgt. Sayne's widow, testified that she and Sgt. Sayne were married in
October 2009 in Reno, Nevada. She stated that she is originally from the Reno, Nevada area and
met Sgt. Sayne in 2007. She stated that after they were married they moved to Fort Wainwright,
Alaska where Sgt. Sayne was stationed. She testified that Sgt. Sayne was then sent to
Afghanistan where he lost his life. She testified that the intention of her and Sgt. Sayne was to
live in Effingham, Illinois after his service in the military ended.
Claimant presented a packet of information to prove Sgt. Sayne's residence in Illinois
which was marked as Group Exhibit A and admitted into evidence. Group Exhibit A contains
numerous documents of varying probative value with two documents being most relevant to
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residency. First is a Deployment Cycle Checklist from 2008 wherein the address of Sgt. Sayne
was listed as Effingham, Illinois. Second is a letter dated November 19, 2010, wherein the
Secretary of State's Illinois Drivers Services responded to Sgt. Sayne's inquiry about maintaining
his driver's license with the State of Illinois. In addition to these documents, both Claimants
testified that Sgt. Sayne's vehicle always maintained Illinois license plates. Other relevant
evidence contained in Group Exhibit A was the fact that Sgt. Sayne applied for a Nevada
Identification but he did not seek a Nevada driver's license.
II. Analysis
In order to be eligible for benefits under the Act a claimant bears the burden of proof by a
preponderance of the evidence of each element required under the Act. In Re Application of
Pappalardo, 37 Ill.Ct.Cl. 331 (1985). In this case, the Attorney General's Office has determined
that all elements required under the Act have been met except for the element of the residency.
Pursuant to §315/2(l) of the Act, in order to be eligible for benefits under the Act, a claimant
must prove that the decedent was an Illinois resident at the time of his/her death. See in Re
Application of Shaw, Case No. 10-CC-2817 (2010).
This Court recently addressed the residency requirement under the Act in the case of In
Re Application of Shaw, Case No. 10-CC-2817(2010). In the Shaw case the decedent was born
in Mississippi; moved to Chicago when he was two years old to live with his grandmother; went
to college in Houston, Texas during which his grandmother died; and moved his belongings into
his uncle's home in Illinois. SFC Shaw never moved back to Illinois after college as he enlisted
in the military. Just as in this case, the decedent married and lived with his wife on military
bases. In Shaw, the decedent maintained an Illinois driver's license and maintained his voter
registration in Illinois. The Court noted that the Act does not define "residency". The Court
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reasoned that "residence" and "domicile" are generally synonymous and analyzed other
jurisdictions' interpretations of the domicile of military personnel. The Court issued three
important determinations. First, an adult neither acquires new domicile nor abandons previous
domicile by entering the military. Second, a person in the military retains the residency of the
State from which he was inducted until he either abandons the previous residence or establishes a
new residence. Third, there is a rebuttal presumption that a person in the military retains
residence in the state from which he was inducted. See In Re Application of Shaw, Case No. 10-
CC-2817 (2010).
In this case, the residence of Sgt. Sayne at the time of his induction, much less the time of
his death, is subject to argument. In the five (5) years prior to his death, Sgt. Sayne lived in three
different states while at the same time serving two tours of duty in the Middle East. Prior to
2007 he lived in Effingham, Illinois. In 2007 he moved to Reno, Nevada due to his work. In
2008 he enlisted in the military and his first duty station was in Fort Wainwright, Alaska. Due to
the fact that Sgt. Sayne lived in Nevada at the time of his enlistment, one can argue that the Shaw
presumption is that he was a Nevada resident. However, the evidence and testimony presented
demonstrate that he never abandoned his Illinois residence when moving to Nevada nor did he
ever establish residency in Nevada. Specifically, Sgt. Sayne did not move out of Illinois because
he wanted to live elsewhere; rather his move was precipitated by the need to maintain his job.
Sgt. Sayne did not obtain a Nevada driver's license and did not register to vote in Nevada. Sgt.
Sayne ultimately left Nevada to join the military with no apparent intention of returning there to
live permanently. The only document presented into evidence as part Group Exhibit A that
evidences what Sgt. Sayne considered to be his residency at the time of enlistment is a
Deployment Cycle Checklist from 2008 which lists Sgt. Sayne's home address as being in
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Effingham, Illinois. Based upon this evidence the Court determines that Sgt. Sayne's residency
at the time of induction into the military was Illinois.
While residency at the time of induction creates a presumption of residency, this
presumption is rebuttal so the Court must examine the evidence of Sgt. Sayne's residency and
domicile between the date of induction and the time of his death. As stated previously, the
domicile of Sgt. Sayne in the five years prior to his death included Ilinois, Nevada and Alaska.
During the time out of the State of Illinois Sgt. Sayne never purchased a home in a different
state, never registered to vote in any State, nor did he obtain a driver's license in another state.
He maintained his vehicle registration with the State of Illinois and most significantly in
November 2010, after living in Nevada, marrying, serving a tour in Iraq and being stationed in
Alaska, Sgt. Sayne inquired to the Illinois Secretary of State's Office about maintaining his
Illinois driver's license. Couple these facts with his widow's testimony that the two of them
planned to live in Effingham, Illinois after his service was complete and the presumption of
Illinois residency is maintained.
Taking into consideration all of the evidence and the presumption that a service member
does not lose his Illinois residency unless he/she clearly abandons his residency or establishes
residency elsewhere, we find Sgt. Sayne was an Illinois resident at the time of his death.
The Attorney General's Office's Consolidated Report and Recommendation indicates that
the amount of compensation for this claim is $320,165.72. However, the amount payable under
the Line of Duty Compensation Act adjusts on an annual basis and claims paid in 2013 are made
in the amount of $329,130.36.
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED:
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1. Claimant's application for benefits under the Line of Duty Compensation Act are
hereby GRANTED and an award of $296,217.32 (Two Hundred Ninety Six
Thousand Two Hundred Seventeen Dollars and Thirty-Two Cents) is made to
Thania Michell Sayne and an award of $32,913.04 (Thirty Two Thousand Nine
Hundred Thirteen Dollars and Four Cents) is made to Mary K. Sayne.
2. Pursuant to Public Act 096-0539, effective January 1, 2010, this claim is entitled
to payment of interest, the amount of which shall be determined by the date the
checks for this award are issued by the Illinois Comptroller's Office. The Court
will issue a subsequent Order regarding the appropriate interest amount.
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(No. 11-CV-1693 – Claim awarded)
IN RE APPLICATION OF: CANDICE EARWIN.

CANDICE EARWIN, pro se
LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (CARLOS MONTOYA and COREY-ANNE
GULKEWICZ), Assistant Attorney General, of counsel), for Respondent.
Application for Benefits under the Crime Victims Compensation Act, First Degree
Murder- The Act permits compensation for funeral/burial expenses of the victim.
However, expenses for food and drink are not compensable, even if affiliated with the
funeral. Therefore, Claimant is awarded compensation for funeral/burial expenses,
including the amount she already paid, minus the amount for a funeral repast (a meal
following the funeral service). In Re Application of Marabia Clark is reaffirmed.
OPINION
Sprague, C.J.
This claim arises out of an incident that occurred on Friday, July 02, 2010. Candice
Earwin, mother of the deceased victim, Nevaeh Hunt, seeks compensation pursuant to the
provisions of the Crime Victims Compensation Act, hereafter referred to as the Act, 740 ILCS
45/1, et sea,. (2000).
The claimant was denied compensation by order of the Court on June 20, 2011. This
claim is now before the Court pursuant to a request by the claimant to reinvestigate the claim
based on the submission of new documentation by the claimant.
This Court has carefully reviewed its prior Order in this cause, the claimant's request for
re-investigation and an amended investigatory report by the Attorney General's Office. Based on
all of the above, the Court finds:
1. That on June 20, 2011, the Court of Claims entered an Order denying the claimant
compensation because of failure to submit all materials substantiating the claim as requested by
the Attorney General, as required by §8.1 of the Act.
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2. That additional documentation to substantiate the claim was submitted to the Attorney
General's Office.
3. That the investigation conducted by the Attorney General's Office revealed that the
victim was an innocent victim of a violent crime. On Friday, July 02, 2010, the victim, Nevaeh
Hunt, age 3 months, was the victim of a violent crime as defined in §2(c) of the Act, to wit: First
Degree Murder 720 ILCS 5/9-1 (2000). The crime occurred in Park Forest, Illinois, and all of
the eligibility requirements of §6.1 of the Act have been met.
4. That the claimant seeks compensation for funeral/ burial expenses.
5. That pursuant to §2(h) of the Act, "pecuniary loss" means, in the case of death,
expenses for funeral, burial, and travel and transport for survivors of homicide victims to secure
bodies of deceased victims and to transport bodies for burial all of which may not exceed a
maximum of $5,000. Further, section 10.1(c) of the Act states that, any person, even though not
dependent upon the victim for his or her support, may be compensated for reasonable funeral
expenses of the victim to the extent to which he or she has paid or become obligated to pay such
expenses.
6. That funeral/burial expenses were incurred as a result of the victim's death in the
amount of $4,543.18. To date, the claimant has paid $75.00 towards this amount. An
outstanding balance incurred by the claimant is still owed in the amount of $4,468.18 to Leak
and Sons Funeral Chapels. Of this amount, $375.00 was for a funeral repast. A repast is the
meal following a funeral service and is also referred to as a funeral luncheon, reception, or
memorial meal.
7. That in In Re Application of Marabia Clark, 45 Ill.Ct.Cl. 566 (1993), the claimant
applied for funeral expenses incurred for her son. As part of the funeral, the claimant held a
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catered reception for those attending the funeral. The claimant submitted the cost of the funeral
luncheon to the Crime Victims Compensation program for reimbursement. The Court of Claims
denied the request and held that "a catered reception with food and drink is beyond what is
regularly considered as funeral expenses under the Crime Victims Compensation Act." Id. at
567.
8. The Court herein has reconsidered its ruling In Re Application of Glen Davidson, No.
10cv4846, filed on September 22, 2011, and therefore In Re Application of Marabia Clark, 45
Ill.Ct.Cl. 566 (1993) is hereby reaffirmed. Accordingly, pursuant to Section 2(h) of the Crime
Victims Compensation Act, and current caselaw, expenses cannot be reimbursed for food and
drink even if affiliated with a funeral. Therefore, the repast expenses of $375.00 will not be
reimbursed to Leak and Sons Funeral Chapels.
9. That the claimant has received no reimbursements that can be counted as an
applicable deduction under §10.1(e) of the Act.
10. That after considering all sources of recovery as enumerated in the Act, the pecuniary
loss for funeral expenses is based on the following:
Compensable Amount
Leak and Sons Funeral Chapels (Less $375.00 Repast Expenses) $4,093.18
Compensable Funeral/Burial Expenses $75.00
Total $4,168.18
11. That pursuant to §18(c) of the Act, the Court may order that all or a portion of an
award be paid solely and directly to the provider of services. In the instant case, the Court finds
this section applicable and orders that direct payment be made.
12. That the claimant has complied with all pertinent provisions of the Act and qualifies
for compensation thereunder.
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IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that In Re Application of Marabia Clark, 45 Ill.Ct.Cl. 566
(1993) be and is hereby reaffirmed.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the sum of $75.00 (SEVENTY FIVE DOLLARS) be
and is hereby awarded to Candice Earwin, mother of Nevaeh Hunt, an innocent victim of a
violent crime.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the sum of $4,093.18 (FOUR THOUSAND NINETY
THREE DOLLARS AND EIGHTEEN-CENTS) be and is hereby awarded to Leak and Sons
Funeral Chapels for the funeral/burial expenses incurred by Candice Earwin.
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(No. 09-CV-6108 – Claim awarded)
IN RE APPLICATION OF: JANE DOE.
DENNIS B. STEEVES, Counsel for Claimant

LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (CARLOS MONTOYA, Assistant Attorney General,
Application for Benefits under the Crime Victims Compensation Act, Criminal sexual
abuse- The Act permits benefits if the appropriate law enforcement officials were notified
within 7 days of the perpetration of the crime. However, a child should not be denied
benefits because of a parent's failure to notify the police of sexual abuse against the child.
Denial would do violence to the legislator's intent and the child, and have a chilling effect
on future such cases. Given the circumstances, the victim's notification was timely
because officials were notified immediately after the child confided in school counselors
of the sexual abuse.
ORDER
Birnbaum, J.
This cause is before the Court following a hearing before the assigned Commissioner.
This case involves the criminal sexual abuse of a young girl. Because of the sensitive nature of
this crime, the Court, sua sponte has redacted the actual names of the victim and her mother and
substituted them with Jane Roe and Jane Doe respectively.
This claim arises out of repeated acts of sexual abuse occurring over a period of several
years, against the minor child. The abuse was reported by the victim to her mother in October of
2007. But the crime was not reported to law enforcement until February 3, 2009. An
Application for Benefits under the Crime Victims Compensation Act was submitted by Claimant
on June 15, 2009. Claimant sought compensation pursuant to the provisions of the Illinois
Crime Victims Compensation Act, hereinafter referred to as "the Act", 740 ILCS 45/1, et seq.,
(2000). On February 1, 2010, this Court denied Claimant compensation under the Act. This
order was based upon the Court's finding that the appropriate law enforcement officials were not
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notified within seven (7) days of the perpetration of the crime. The Court also found that
Claimant failed to establish that notification was timely under the circumstances, an exception to
the seven (7) day rule. On February 26, 2010, Claimant appealed this Court's denial of
compensation on the basis that Claimant was not aware of the crime being committed until the
minor child told a school counselor on February 3, 2009. Because of this, Claimant argues
notification was timely.
A hearing was held before Commissioner Timoney on August 19, 2010. Commissioner
Timoney filed his recommendation together with a transcript of the hearing and exhibits. This
Court has reviewed all of the documents including the testimony and evidence presented at the
hearing before the Commissioner. Following that review, THIS COURT FINDS:
1. That commencing in 1999 and lasting for a period of several years, the minor
victim, described herein as Jane Roe was the victim of a violent crime, as defined in Section 2(c)
of the Act, to-wit: Criminal Sexual Abuse, 720 ILCS 5/12-15 (2000), by an offender, her step-
father.
2. That in late October or early November, 2007, while living in the State of
Arizona, Claimant was advised by her minor daughter that her step father had been "touching
her" in a way the daughter thought to be abusive. The child told her mother that the abuse took
place over several years beginning when they were living in Illinois. Claimant confronted her
husband about the allegations. He denied any abuse. Claimant's mother came to Arizona from
her home in Florida to provide comfort and assistance to her daughter and granddaughter.
Within a matter of days, Claimant moved with her minor daughter to her mother's home in
Florida to get away from the offender. Claimant did not then, nor did she ever report the crime
to a law enforcement official. It was not until February, 2009, after Claimant and her minor
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daughter moved back, to the State of Illinois, that the child confided the abuse to a counselor at
Champaign Central High School. This counselor promptly notified law enforcement officials of
the crime.
3. That pursuant to Section 6.1(b-l) of the Act, a person is entitled to compensation
under the Act if the appropriate law enforcement officials were notified within seven days of the
perpetration of the crime allegedly causing the death or injury to the victim, or in the event such
notification was made more than seven days after the perpetration of the crime, the applicant
establishes that such notice was timely under the circumstances.
Here a little girl was subjected to unspeakable abuse by her step father for a period of
several years. When she tried to communicate this to her mother, the mother fled the home (and
the jurisdiction) with her daughter. But for misguided reasons the mother never notified the
police, child welfare services or health care professionals. In fact, as of the date of the hearing
the mother stated that she and her daughter have never discussed the abuse in any direct manner.
The mother, at least initially, chose to believe it possible that the abuse never occurred.
But the abuse did occur and the child suffered greatly.
In Nunez v. State, 02 CV 2627, we found, "A child should not be punished because the
parent or guardian failed to protect the child's rights by applying to the compensation program in
a timely manner". We find that the same principle in Nunez has (in these factual circumstances)
the application to the issue of timely notification.
When this child confided the abuse to her high school counselor the Champaign County
Police and DCFS were immediately notified. In their first interview with the child the police
and DCFS sought to gain her confidence. When they did they asked her what she wanted. She
said, "therapy". The mom testified that following her report to the police and the charging of the
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offender, the child had engaged in self mutilation by cutting herself. This has required hospital
visits on at least two occasions.
The avowed goal of the Crime Victims Compensation Act is to provide services to
children such as these.
It would do violence to the framers of this legislation and more importantly to this child
to conclude that the child should be denied benefits because of her mother's failure to notify
police. In fact, it was the child in this case who demonstrated the courage to disclose this abuse
to a person in a position of authority who in turn made notification to the police.
While the mother failed to make timely notification, we find that the victim's notification
to the authorities was timely given the circumstances. This child, despite great emotional
trauma, showed the courage to cooperate in the investigation of this abuse including the
indictment and conviction of the offender. To deny compensation to this child would have a
chilling effect on victims in cases where the parent or guardian fails to report abuse. To do
otherwise would tell these children that the misguided actions or negligence of their parent is a
bar to recovery.
Accordingly, we reverse our order of February 2, 2010 and find that this child is entitled
to benefits under the Act.
IT IS ORDERED THAT this matter is referred back to the Office of the Attorney
General to determine the benefits to which this child is entitled.
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LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS, CIVIL
DEFENSE WORKERS, CIVIL AIR PATROL
MEMBERS, PARAMEDICS, FIREMEN
AND STATE EMPLOYEES
COMPENSATION ACT
OPINIONS NOT PUBLISHED IN FULL

FY 2012

Where a claim for compensation filed pursuant to the Law Enforcement Officers, Civil Defense
Workers, Civil Air Patrol Members, Paramedics, Firemen and State Employees Compensation Act (820
ILCS 315/1 et seq.), within one year of the date of death of a person covered by said Act, is made and it
is determined by investigation of the Attorney General of Illinois as affirmed by the Court of Claims, or
by the Court of Claims following a hearing, that a person covered by the Act was killed in the line of
duty, compensation in the amount of $20,000 or $50,000 if such death occurred on or after July 1,
1983, shall be paid to the designated beneficiary of said person or, if none was designated or surviving,
then to such relative(s) as set forth in the Act.
08-CC-0412 MARTIN, DANIEL $441,828.69

08-CC-0897 PITTS, LAURA $.00
11-CC-2250 FLISK, NORA $323,367.38
11-CC-3332 DARE, KATHERINE $320,165.72
11-CC-4004 NAUDEN, APRIL $320,165.72
11-CC-4036 HANNON, MICHELLE $320,165.72
320
MILITARY LINE OF DUTY AWARDS
FY2012
10-CC-2817 SHAW, ATTINA DIONNE $326,443.48

11-CC-1275 BASSETT-BUTLER, RENE, GUARDIAN OF COSTELLO, LI LLIAN A. $323,367.38
12-CC-0054 SMITH, KIM $320,165.72
12-CC-0218 RIEGEL-OLIVIERI, JOANNE $160,082.86
12-CC-0219 BECKMAN, SHARON $160,082.86
12-CC-0506 SMITH, LEE A. $160,082.88
12-CC-0507 TOBIN, KATIE $128,066.29
12-CC-0508 TOBIN, NICHILAS D., JR. $32,016.57
12-CC-0966 HEITMANN, MARY PAID THROUGH
12CC0967
12-CC-0967 HEITMANN, THOMAS F. PAID THROUGH
12CC0966
12-CC-1621 DANIELS, GREGORY A. $329,130.36
12-CC-1832 BASTEAN, KATHY R. $329,130.36
12-CC-2035 DOBEREINER, LEE ANN $329,130.36
12-CC-2475 BLAND, HEATHER M. $329,130.36
12-CC-2906 PATTERSON, ROBERT ALLEN PAID THROUGH
12CC2907
12-CC-2907 PATTERSON, MARY ANN PAID THROUGH
12CC2906
12-CC-2908 MCHONE, RONALD H. $329,130.36
12-CC-3133 LAVIN, MODWENE A $329,130.36
12-CC-3348 MARTINEZ, JULIANNA $329,130.36
321
MISCELLANEOUS AWARDS
FY2012
00-CC-2014 CORRECTIONAL MEDICAL SERVICES, INC. $3,125,698.71

01-CC-3525 BRADLEY, CHRIS L. $8,117.60
03-CC-0187 JACKSON, MARY LOUISE, ADM. OF EST. OF EXAVIER $80,000.00
LEE JACKSON, DECD.
03-CC-1156 LISIECKI, VIRGINIA $11,697.24
03-CC-3860 ALDRIDGE ELECTRIC, INC. $1,149,210.00
04-CC-0247 OLIVER ARLEAN $35,000.00
04-CC-1814 HOLLINGSWORTH, MILLICENT A. $4,999.99
05-CC-0255 HARPER, DALE ALLEN, JR. $7,500.00
06-CC-3245 BROWN, TYRONE & MARY $298.56
07-CC-2254 ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY A/S/O BRIAN ROBINSON $758.00
08-CC-0186 ROBINSON, FRED $27,246.22
08-CC-0766 PORCARO, DENA $78.00
08-CC-3116 FERGUSON, MICHAEL $100,172.33
09-CC-0354 WENDT, TIFFANY $1,989.23
09-CC-1663 MARLER, CHRISTINE & MARLER, KELLY $700,000.00
09-CC-2368 MIRELEZ, MARISELA $31,500.00
09-CC-2838 ADDOLORATA VILLA, FRANCISCAN VILLAGE, ET AL $182,703.11
09-CC-3238 AFSCME COUNCIL 31 $26,996.12
09-CC-3239 GOMEZ, YADIRA $4,865.59
10-CC-0147 STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INS. CO. A/S/O BURTON $3,100.00
& RITA SIEGEL
10-CC-1204 ACUITY INSURANCE COMPANY A/S/O INDOVINA, LEONARD $5,687.00
10-CC-2364 ELLSWORTH, MCKAYLA $180.00
10-CC-3023 LASTER, TIMOTHY D. $70.00
10-CC-3323 WAGNER, PETE $120.43
10-CC-3541 LOPEZ, MANUEL $1,765.82
11-CC-0141 DIAZ, VICENTE $6,000.00
11-CC-0623 STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INS. CO. A/S/O TE RRY COWELL $2,600.00
11-CC-0760 DOBOSZ, ADELA $54.00
11-CC-0958 DUGAN, LINDA L. $555.00
11-CC-0994 GALESBURG, CITY OF $28.67
11-CC-1006 EDGAR COUNTY RECORDER $90.00
11-CC-1018 REYES, ANDRES R. $85,350.00
11-CC-1078 BUDGET CAR SALES $11,508.00
11-CC-1080 HARRIS, CHAVEZ L. $160.00
11-CC-1300 THOMPSON, ROGER D. $1,623.18
11-CC-1512 SMITH, JOSEPHINE, REPRESENTATIVE OF ESTATE OF $42,500.00
TONY R. SMITH, DECEASED
11-CC-2005 PALADINOM HOLLY C. $100.00
11-CC-2198 DUNCAN, AMANDA $180.00
11-CC-2215 O'BRIEN, SHEILA M. $312.00
11-CC-2289 COUNTRY MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY $1,000.00
11-CC-2448 SINGLETON, RALLIN, SR. $1,084.00
11-CC-2554 MILLER, SHEENA L. $231.00
11-CC-2566 DAVIDSON, GAYLA $350.00
11-CC-2722 GOMER, KEVIN $70.00
11-CC-3023 SUDDUTH, FAITH $640.00
11-CC-3032 HARNESS, SUSAN $350.00
11-CC-3064 NIEMANN, JEFFREY K. & ELIZABETH A. $99.00
11-CC-3313 HORVATH, JULIANNE $99.00
11-CC-3440 ANDERSON, DANIEL J. $100.00
11-CC-3547 TERRY, PAMELA M. $122,125.53
11-CC-3616 CALVERT & METZLER MEMORIAL HOME $41.25
11-CC-3617 CALVERT & METZLER MEMORIAL HOME $41.25
11-CC-3710 BREDWELL, CYNTHIA $79.00
11-CC-3804 PATTERSON, MAURICE $173,400.00
11-CC-3811 DURHAM, MIKE $99.00
11-CC-3818 ARMY AIRFORCE EXCHANGE SERVICE $2,639.60
11-CC-3838 MILLER, CHARLES $1,500.00
11-CC-3845 TILLMAN, BRANDI $100.00
11-CC-3891 WEST PUBLISHING CORPORATION D/B/A THOMSON WEST $112.00
11-CC-3914 WROBLEWSKI, STEVEN $86.00
11-CC-4035 EDYBURN, JAMES W. $70.00
11-CC-4101 SANDRZYK, EUGENE $99.00
12-CC-0001 GORDEN, KENNETH $87,057.00
12-CC-0068 WEST, SCOTT H. $60,934.91
12-CC-0086 PAUL, DAVID L. $79.00
12-CC-0112 SONDAG, TIM $313.71
12-CC-0124 PATTERSON, STEPHANIE $99.00
322
12-CC-0131 STIGLER, ALMA D. $54.00
12-CC-0202 FRANZESE, VITO $330.00
12-CC-0298 HERMANN, LYNDA S. $99.00
12-CC-0368 PARKS, COREY $330.00
12-CC-0487 SHIELDS, CHRIS PAID THROUGH
12CC0673
12-CC-0673 BREIT, MELANIE PAID THROUGH
12CC0487
12-CC-0674 DAY, LEE ANTOINE PAID THROUGH
12CC1620
12-CC-0802 METRO TITLE SERVICES $99.00
12-CC-0941 STANDFIELD, LARRY D. $376.00
12-CC-1268 TENNESSEE FARMERS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY A/S/0 $600.00
JAMES CALLAHAN
12-CC-1620 DAY, LEE ANTOINE $173,400.00
12-CC-1646 LINDEN, SUSAN $218.35
12-CC-1698 SHARMA, ADITYA $100.00
12-CC-1787 RELIABLE & ASSOCIATES $99.00
12-CC-2150 VANONI, ANGELO & ANGELA $99.00
12-CC-2158 PAINTER, MARK $99.00
12-CC-2210 KEHOE, BROCK $203.95
12-CC-2211 SCHWENK, DAVID $250.00
12-CC-2360 CA TECHNOLOGIES $545.80
12-CC-2409 DUNCAN, ROBERT J. & JANE W. $99.00
12-CC-2476 SWIFTNEY, MARK $99.00
12-CC-2479 JORDAN, TRENTON $205.00
12-CC-2726 BRAASCH, MICHAELA $99.00
12-CC-2792 JOYCE, WILLIAM E., III $860.00
12-CC-3118 ROEPSCH, LOUIS S. $99.00
12-CC-3247 CAINE, ERIC $208,821.00
12-CC-3322 TAYLOR, ROBERT $208,821.00
12-CC-3328 HARDEN, JAMES $208,821.00
12-CC-3444 BARR, JONATHAN $208,821.00
323
MISCELLANEOUS DENIED AND

DISMISSED CLAIMS

FY 2012
97-CC-2019 GILKER, ROBERT RAY, ESTATE OF; BY & THROUGH GEORGE DENIED
GILKER, DOROTHY BALLINGER AND JAMES GI
LKER
98-CC-0439 PIRELA, EDWIN M. DISMISSED
99-CC-2718 WELCH, BONITA L. DISMISSED
00-CC-0081 DAVIS, MARK DENIED
00-CC-0409 JONES, BENJAMIN DENIED
00-CC-1797 THOMPSON, CORINNE, INDIVIDUALLY & AS ADMINISTRATOR DISMISSED
OF ESTATE OF TREVORTHOMPSON, DECEASED & AMBER
THOMPSON, DECEASED
01-CC-0132 COLEMAN, CATHERINE, ADMINISTRATOR OF ESTATE OF DISMISSED
ELMER HARTJE, DECEASED
01-CC-0443 ROCKER, DELORES DISMISSED
01-CC-3131 JOHNSON, OCTAVIUS, MINOR BY HIS NEXT FRIEND, DENIED
JACQUELINE JOHNSON
01-CC-3132 SMITH, ANTONIO, MINOR, BY HIS NEXT FRIEND, MATTHEW DENIED
SMITH
01-CC-3133 WILSON, LEON, MINOR, BY HIS NEXT FRIEND, FRANELLA DENIED
FIELDS
01-CC-3134 OSORIO, JONATHAN, MINOR BY HIS NEXT FRIEND, DENIED
JOHNNY DELGADO
01-CC-3135 ZACARIAS, MARCOS, MINOR, BY HIS NEXT FRIEND, DENIED
ESTHER HERNANDEZ
01-CC-3136 OSORIO, ALEXANDER, MINOR BY HIS NEXT FRIEND, DENIED
JOHNNY DELGADO
01-CC-3164 JOHNSON, SHAWNA DENIED
01-CC-3165 PITTMAN, KEJOHNNA, MINOR BY HER NEXT FRIEND, DENIED
BARBARA PITTMAN
01-CC-3258 ROBINSON, KATHERINE DISMISSED
01-CC-3517 HARSCH, STEVEN & MARTHA, ET AL., ON BEHALF OF DENIED
THEMSELVES AND ALL OTHERS SIMILARLY SITUATED
*****PORTIONS OF FILE UNDER SEAL**
01-CC-3692 PETERSON, MARCUS, MINOR BY HIS NEXT FRIEND, DENIED
CAROL CROTTY
01-CC-3693 PETERSON, STACEY, MINOR BY HIS NEXT FRIEND, DENIED
CAROL CROTTY
02-CC-0197 CAWVEY, CAROL J. DISMISSED
02-CC-0546 NAPOLI, WM & BAUM, RONALD A. & BLANE, JACK B.& DENIED
SZEWCZYK-CAMPBELL, DEBORAH & CAVALLARI,
LINDA ET AL ***PORTIONS OF FILE UNDER SEAL*
02-CC-1698 HALL, ANTONIO DISMISSED
02-CC-4298 BROWN, KENNETH DENIED
02-CC-4374 YOUNG, DERRICK, MINOR, BY HIS NEXT FRIEND, NICIE DENIED
ROGERS
02-CC-4375 COLLIER, CALVIN, MINOR, BY HIS NEXT FRIEND, TINA DENIED
FRAZIER
02-CC-4376 BENSON, JOVAN, MINOR, BY HIS NEXT FRIEND, WILLIE DENIED
LACY
02-CC-4521 JONES, ERICA DENIED
02-CC-4522 RUTHERFORD, LANDON HOLLINS, MINOR BY HIS NEXT DENIED
FRIEND, MARY GAINES
02-CC-4523 ROSS, BARBARA DENIED
02-CC-4524 SIMS, JOSHUA, MINOR, BY HIS NEXT FRIEND, LAVERA DENIED
ANDERSON
02-CC-4525 SIMS, JEREMIAH, MINOR, BY HIS NEXT FRIEND, LAVERA DENIED
ANDERSON
02-CC-5022 DOUGLAS, LEVAR, MINOR BY HIS NEXT FRIEND, TONY DENIED
A CHAMBERS
02-CC-5023 GUNN, ANTONIO, MINOR BY HIS NEXT FRIEND, RUTH DENIED
GUNN
02-CC-5024 BUCHANAN, JARVIS, MINOR, BY HIS NEXT FRIEND, DENIED
IRMA FRANKLIN
02-CC-5287 WISE, JAMES DENIED
02-CC-5327 WALTON, A.C., MINOR, BY HIS NEXT FRIEND, LINDA DENIED
324
WALTON
02-CC-5345 WILBURN, CALVIN DENIED
02-CC-5346 WILBURN, DION (LINSEY) DENIED
02-CC-5347 WILBURN, ORLANDO DENIED
03-CC-0082 GUNN, ASONTA, MINOR BY HER NEXT FRIEND, RUTH GUNN DENIED
03-CC-0305 THULINE, CONNIE DENIED
03-CC-0352 JAMISON, FRANCES DISMISSED
03-CC-0398 HUNTER, ROY DISMISSED
03-CC-0452 SZENIAWSKI, ROBERT DENIED
03-CC-0523 HELM, JASMIN A/K/A JASMIN THOMPSON, MINOR BY DENIED
HER NEXT FRIEND, BEVERLY HELM-COOK
03-CC-0563 SHELTON, ERNEST, MINOR BY HIS NEXT FRIEND, ELOISE DENIED
STARKS
03-CC-0564 RAE, KEITH, MINOR BY HIS NEXT FRIEND, GREG RAE DENIED
03-CC-0873 BANKS, GREGORY, MINOR, BY HIS NEXT FRIEND, GLORIA DENIED
HENTZ
03-CC-0874 MITCHELL, SHANTELL, MINOR BY HER NEXT FRIEND, DENIED
CARRIE EILAND
03-CC-0875 BROWN, BRITTNEY (AUSTIN), MINOR, BY HER NEXT DENIED
FRIEND, IRENE BROWN
03-CC-0876 BROWN, LORIANE (AUSTIN), MINOR, BY HER NEXT DENIED
FRIEND, IRENE BROWN
03-CC-0877 SHEETS, JOHNATHAN, MINOR BY HIS NEXT FRIEND, DENIED
PATRICIA SHEETS
03-CC-0878 WHARTON, JASMINE, MINOR BY HER NEXT FRIEND, DENIED
CAROLYNE DANIELS
03-CC-0879 WILLIAMS, MARY A MINOR BY HER NEXT FRIEND, LOLA DENIED
HALLOM
03-CC-0977 GEICO GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY DISMISSED
03-CC-1587 FRONTIER INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK IN REHABILITATION DISMISSED
ON BEHALF OFU. NALLA BANU DURAI, M. D.
AND ANDREW KOWALKOWSKI, PH.D.
03-CC-1609 BRYAN, DANNY DEAN DISMISSED
03-CC-1736 BARBER, BENJAMIN DENIED
03-CC-2347 MILLER, DALE DENIED
03-CC-2512 GARDNER, CARTON & DOUGLAS DISMISSED
03-CC-3201 EVANS, MONTRELL AKA ALFY DAVIS DENIED
03-CC-3859 BARKSDALE, ROBERT DISMISSED
03-CC-4084 GOLDEN, LARRY DISMISSED
03-CC-4240 SPIVEY, RAY C. DENIED
03-CC-4366 ALDEN NORTH SHORE REHABILITATION & HHC, ET AL DISMISSED
03-CC-4648 NAVARRO, GUADALUPE DISMISSED
03-CC-4852 RUSH, POLLOCK G. DISMISSED
04-CC-0045 LAMB, GREGORY DISMISSED
04-CC-0262 WINSTON, ANDRE DISMISSED
04-CC-0358 ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY A/S/O EDWARD ERVIN DISMISSED
04-CC-0978 VAVRIK, JOSEPH DISMISSED
04-CC-1208 QUINN, TIFFANY & QUINN, SHARON DENIED
04-CC-2925 ADKINS, WILLIE MOSES DISMISSED
04-CC-2979 DUNN, MAURICE A. DISMISSED
04-CC-3530 BARHAM, WILLIAM R. DISMISSED
04-CC-4386 SULLIVAN, CURTIS DISMISSED
04-CC-4738 LARKIN CENTER FOR CHILDREN DENIED
05-CC-0378 CADY, DAVY DISMISSED
05-CC-0619 ADKINS, WILLIE MOSES DISMISSED
05-CC-0637 VIVERITO, KATHLEEN, INDIVIDUALLY AND AS DENIED
ADMINI STRATOR OF ESTATE OF MICHAEL J. VIVERITO,
DECEASED
05-CC-0711 SMITH, J. T. DISMISSED
05-CC-1122 HAYES, LARRY CHARBERT DISMISSED
05-CC-1841 SWEENEY, PATRICK J. DISMISSED
05-CC-2137 WALLACE, AMANDA DISMISSED
05-CC-2250 GORDON, DOLORES DISMISSED
05-CC-2267 HARRIS, CRAWFORD DISMISSED
05-CC-2276 SNIPES, LEON DENIED
05-CC-2503 CHANEY, JAMES DENIED
05-CC-2715 BOATMAN, GREGORY L. DENIED
05-CC-3089 TOM-QUI, SELENA DISMISSED
05-CC-3252 BRIGGS, ISAAC DENIED
05-CC-3349 GARY, KASHARA DENIED
05-CC-3511 LASUMBA, YUMBA DENIED
06-CC-0038 CASELLO, JOSEPH DENIED
06-CC-0251 WEIGT, MYRTLE DISMISSED
06-CC-0274 CRUZ, JOSE DISMISSED
06-CC-0315 PINE, BETTY O/B/O PINE, DUSTIN BLAYNE DENIED
06-CC-0462 BACH, CURTIS & DAWN DISMISSED
06-CC-0623 MCCRACKLIN, BARBARA DISMISSED
06-CC-1790 ARMSTRONG, JAMES DENIED
06-CC-1794 HARRIS, TERRY DENIED
06-CC-2167 DUPREE, CEDRIC DENIED
06-CC-2361 WADE, TRINA DISMISSED
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06-CC-2362 WILLIAMS, MICHAEL DISMISSED
06-CC-3360 FRANKLIN, PERRY DENIED
06-CC-3570 MANGOLD, GLENDA DENIED
06-CC-3571 MANGOLD, VIRGINIA, MINOR BY HER NEXT FRIEND, DENIED
GLENDA MANGOLD
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MANGOLD
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GLENDA
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08-CC-2928 ZAVALA, ENGELBERT RECONSIDERED DISMISSAL
08-CC-3092 VERSER, GLENN DENIED
08-CC-3318 SPRINGFIELD, CITY OF, PUBLIC UTILITIES DISMISSED
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09-CC-0163 HORACE MANN INSURANCE COMPANY DISMISSED
09-CC-0298 LAWLESS, TERENCE DISMISSED
09-CC-0364 HIGHTOWER, CHRISTOPHER J. DENIED
09-CC-0368 HARDY, RAYMOND DISMISSED
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09-CC-0792 BONNER, JULIAN DISMISSED
09-CC-0827 CAREER LINK, INC. DISMISSED
09-CC-0997 STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INS. CO. A/S/O DISMISSED
SACHIN LELE
09-CC-1073 WEXFORD HEALTH SOURCES, INC. DISMISSED
09-CC-1084 WEXFORD HEALTH SOURCES, INC. DENIED
09-CC-1119 CSX BROWN CORPORATION DENIED
09-CC-1287 ISAACSON, DANIEL P. DISMISSED
09-CC-1299 AMS MECHANICAL SYSTEMS DISMISSED
09-CC-1300 OSF HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS D/B/A ST. FRANCIS MEDICAL DISMISSED
CENTER
09-CC-1301 STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INS. CO. A/S/O REUBIN DISMISSED
HASSAN
09-CC-1302 MOTOROLA, INC. DISMISSED
09-CC-1366 THOMPSON, ERNEST DENIED
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09-CC-1435 ZLATAN, SUCIC DISMISSED
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09-CC-1691 FEI, LISA M. DISMISSED
09-CC-1832 BAILEY, RESHELMA, MINOR, BY HER NEXT FRIEND, DENIED
ELAINE BAILEY
09-CC-1833 PENCO PRODUCTS, INC. DISMISSED
09-CC-1838 DUCEY, SCOTT R. DISMISSED
09-CC-1936 NANCE, ELLEAN DENIED
09-CC-2063 JESSEN, THOMAS ALLEN DENIED
09-CC-2137 DIVERSIFIED COLLECTIONS DISMISSED
09-CC-2139 PROGRESSIVE FINANCIAL DISMISSED
09-CC-2142 CBE GROUP DISMISSED
09-CC-2228 AMERICAN FAMILY INSURANCE A/S/O DOLOREZ SHEPHERD DENIED
09-CC-2277 BOUVIER, MARY DEAN H. DISMISSED
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09-CC-2329 PROGRESSIVE HALCYON INSURANCE CO. A/S/O LASHAWN DENIED
MORGAN-MALONE
09-CC-2441 MERCURY INSURANCE A/S/O NICK LIVELY DISMISSED
09-CC-2464 MICROPOWER COMPUTER SYSTEMS, LTD. DENIED
09-CC-2524 COLUMBIA INSURANCE GROUP DISMISSED
09-CC-2628 BROWN, MARQUITA, MINOR, BY HER NEXT FRIEND, ELAINE DENIED
BAILEY
09-CC-2632 RAY, HOYT F DISMISSED
09-CC-2696 MEDEARIS, CHRISTOPHER M. DISMISSED
09-CC-2698 BILLUPS, DEMETRIA DISMISSED
09-CC-2703 BELL, TIMOTHY DENIED
09-CC-2717 GREAT WEST CASUALTY COMPANY A/S/O ALL J TRANSPORT DENIED
09-CC-2772 BURTS, QUIMIKIA DENIED
09-CC-2775 RISTICH, RAYMOND DENIED
09-CC-2777 FONSECA, ARNULFO DISMISSED
09-CC-2840 GRAY, DOIAKAH DENIED
09-CC-2853 PEOPLES, CHRISTOPHER DENIED
09-CC-2856 MCCLURE, ANTHONY DISMISSED
09-CC-2899 FLEMINGS, MARVIN DENIED
09-CC-2947 MCCUE, RICHARD F. DENIED
09-CC-2949 MORRIS, CHRISTOPHER M. DISMISSED
09-CC-2952 SALINAS, CHARLES DISMISSED
09-CC-3022 GILYARD, MICHAEL DISMISSED
09-CC-3025 DIAZ, PEDRO DENIED
09-CC-3036 STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INS. CO. A/S/O W. DISMISSED
DAVID TUCKER
09-CC-3062 HERNANDEZ, SHARON L. DISMISSED
327
09-CC-3083 ROBINSON, SPENCER DISMISSED
09-CC-3086 DAUGHERTY, TERRANCE DISMISSED
09-CC-3090 GREENE, GERALD DISMISSED
09-CC-3114 ALEXIAN BROTHERS MEDICAL CENTER DISMISSED
09-CC-3115 ST. ALEXIUS MEDICAL CENTER DISMISSED
09-CC-3237 KARIM, SAMUEL DISMISSED
09-CC-3242 GUERRA, MARCELINO DISMISSED
09-CC-3244 ALATRISTE, GERONIMO, MINOR, BY HIS NEXT FRIEND DISMISSED
, HERNANDEZ, LLUVIA
10-CC-0014 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS, CHICAGO DISMISSED
10-CC-0049 EHC INDUSTRIES, INC. DISMISSED
10-CC-0077 RIX, JOANNE H. DISMISSED
10-CC-0134 FASULLO, LOUIS DISMISSED
10-CC-0155 WILLIAMS, BEN H. DISMISSED
10-CC-0163 PIETRUSZKA, KEITH DISMISSED
10-CC-0174 DIAZ, VICENTE DISMISSED
10-CC-0211 GWILLIM, TERRY DISMISSED
10-CC-0212 RAMAT, JENNIFER DISMISSED
10-CC-0286 SMITH, LAWRENCE DISMISSED
10-CC-0354 GAREDA DIVERSIFIED BUSINESS SERVICES, INC. DISMISSED
10-CC-0368 NORTH LAWNDALE EMPLOYMENT NETWORK DISMISSED
10-CC-0370 GAREDA DIVERSIFIED BUSINESS SERVICES, INC. DISMISSED
10-CC-0415 ORMOND, JACOB R. DISMISSED
10-CC-0447 RUHL, RONALD DENIED
10-CC-0473 100 NORTH WESTERN AVENUE, LP. DISMISSED
10-CC-0629 NELSON, WILLIAM F. DENIED
10-CC-0679 CENTRAL IL STAFFING SERVICES, LLC. D/B/A MANPOWER DISMISSED
10-CC-0683 KELLY, SERENA DENIED
10-CC-0819 OLIVER, JOHN DENIED
10-CC-0863 PLYMOUTH PLACE, INC. DENIED
10-CC-1028 BUSTER SANITATION SERVICE DISMISSED
10-CC-1030 BUSTER SANITATION SERVICE DISMISSED
10-CC-1150 EUROPEAN SERVICE AT HOME, INC. DISMISSED
10-CC-1152 VAZQUEZ, DAMIAN, JR. DISMISSED
10-CC-1208 ELCOCK, GERMAINE A. DISMISSED
10-CC-1211 WINGER, MARK A. DENIED
10-CC-1261 HUMAN SERVICE CENTER DENIED
10-CC-1301 JOHNSON, PATRICK M. DISMISSED
10-CC-1323 LAGRANGE, VILLAGE OF DISMISSED
10-CC-1327 GOLAR, KEVIN DENIED
10-CC-1543 BUENROSTRO, VANESSA DISMISSED
10-CC-1556 LIVESAY, BETTY DISMISSED
10-CC-1651 KAYE, RICHARD DISMISSED
10-CC-1658 BUTLER, REGINALD DISMISSED
10-CC-1668 INDIVIDUAL ADVOCACY GROUP DISMISSED
10-CC-1751 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS, CHICAGO DISMISSED
10-CC-1819 H & E LEASING DENIED
10-CC-1833 CAPITOL CEMENT COMPANY, INC. DISMISSED
10-CC-1869 LUTHERAN CHILD & FAMILY SERVICES OF ILLINOIS DISMISSED
10-CC-1963 AMERICAN ENVIRONMENTAL SOLUTIONS, INC. DISMISSED
10-CC-2053 PROGRESSIVE HALCYON INSURANCE CO. A/S/O CARRIE DISMISSED
POULSOM
10-CC-2135 NORTHWEST HOME CARE, INC. DISMISSED
10-CC-2155 SHOULDERS, JEREMY DENIED
10-CC-2175 JUSTUS, SUSAN B. & RONALD DISMISSED
10-CC-2191 SEVILLE STAFFING, LLC. DISMISSED
10-CC-2201 JORDAN, JOSHUA J. DISMISSED
10-CC-2246 AUNT MARTHA'S YOUTH SERVICE CENTER, INC. DISMISSED
10-CC-2248 THOMAS, ROBERT DENIED
10-CC-2268 ACKFELD, THOMAS DISMISSED
10-CC-2336 HALPERN-SEGAL COMPANY DENIED
10-CC-2361 PROGRESSIVE HALCYON INSURANCE CO. A/S/O LEAH DENIED
BOGATITUS
10-CC-2363 WEINSTOCK, STEPHEN DISMISSED
10-CC-2413 ADVANTAGE NURSING SERVICES, INC. DENIED
10-CC-2471 MCCLINTOCK, DOUGLAS C. DENIED
10-CC-2476 SESHANDRI, MALATHI DENIED
10-CC-2477 SESHANDRI, MALATHI DENIED
SCOTT M. LAPPING
10-CC-2485 EBERLY, JONATHAN DENIED
10-CC-2607 PETERSEN, BRIAN J. DENIED
10-CC-2608 EVERGREEN PLAZA ASSOCIATES IV, LP. DISMISSED
10-CC-2612 MUELLER, MIKE & KIM DISMISSED
10-CC-2616 WILLIAMS, JOHN A/K/A JOHN SANFORD DISMISSED
10-CC-2618 WOLFE, MICHAEL DISMISSED
10-CC-2620 WEATHERSPOON, REGINALD DENIED
10-CC-2632 WARD, EUGENE DISMISSED
10-CC-2644 LUNSFORD, TYRONE, JR. DISMISSED
328
10-CC-2647 VARSEK, LAWRENCE E., ADMINISTRATOR OF THE ESTATE DISMISSED
OF REGINA KUHAJDA, DECEASED
10-CC-2664 KUZMIAK, JACQUELINE DENIED
10-CC-2720 DAVIS, NATENEYA DISMISSED
10-CC-2755 ON CALL MEDICAL SOLUTIONS DISMISSED
10-CC-2808 NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES, PC. DISMISSED
10-CC-2819 CJE SENIORLIFE DISMISSED
10-CC-2852 EUROPEAN SERVICE AT HOME, INC. DISMISSED
10-CC-2882 CHICAGO AREA INTERPRETER REFERRAL SERVICES DISMISSED
10-CC-2936 INLAND COMMERCIAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, INC. DISMISSED
10-CC-3035 RYAN, HANNELORE DISMISSED
10-CC-3125 D.R. DEKALB, LLC. & AUTUMN CREEK MANAGEMENT DISMISSED
SERVICES, INC.
10-CC-3127 DIBBLE, TERRY L., JR. DENIED
10-CC-3130 BAILEY, DENNIS DISMISSED
10-CC-3132 LUCIO, ABEL S. DISMISSED
10-CC-3134 OLIVER, HAROLD DENIED
10-CC-3136 LEAL, MIGUEL DISMISSED
10-CC-3140 MAYSLAK, PETER DISMISSED
10-CC-3151 HEPHZIBAH CHILDREN'S ASSOCIATION DISMISSED
10-CC-3198 SLAUGHTER, DAVID & ARMSTRONG, LORIA DENIED
10-CC-3199 HENRY, LEWIS DISMISSED
10-CC-3200 MONTGOMERY, MARTELL DENIED
10-CC-3205 DOLIS, JAMES DISMISSED
10-CC-3211 OFFICE DEPOT DENIED
10-CC-3278 MANN, LORENE DISMISSED
10-CC-3345 KEY, KENNETH M. DENIED
10-CC-3352 SANFORD, JOHN L. DENIED
10-CC-3424 ADVANCED COMMODITIES, INC. DISMISSED
10-CC-3425 PORTWOOD, KENARD DENIED
10-CC-3426 OMAR, BASHIR DENIED
10-CC-3446 CUNNINGHAM, HOWARD R. DISMISSED
10-CC-3502 AT & T MOBILITY DENIED
10-CC-3546 MACRI, GENO DISMISSED
10-CC-3568 OCE IMAGISTICS DISMISSED
10-CC-3585 LONG ELEVATOR & MACHINE COMPANY, INC. DENIED
10-CC-3586 LONG ELEVATOR & MACHINE COMPANY, INC. DISMISSED
10-CC-3610 OCE IMAGISTICS DISMISSED
10-CC-3633 PITNEY BOWES GLOBAL FINANCIAL SERVICES, LLC. DISMISSED
10-CC-3660 U.S. LEGAL SUPPORT DENIED
10-CC-3695 NEXUS D/B/A INDIAN OAKS ACADEMY DISMISSED
10-CC-3725 ASHLEY'S QUALITY CARE, INC. DISMISSED
10-CC-3742 AMEREN CIPS DENIED
10-CC-3748 SIU PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS DENIED
10-CC-3764 BROWN, TAYLA DISMISSED
10-CC-3792 BOGUSLAW, NOWAK DISMISSED
10-CC-3801 SCHOOL SPECIALTY SCIENCE DISMISSED
10-CC-3804 TONIELLI, E.R., DR. DISMISSED
10-CC-3806 MEDICAL COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION DISMISSED
10-CC-3825 ANDERSON ERICKSON DAIRY COMPANY DENIED
10-CC-3843 CONSIDINE-BRECHON, DAWN L. DISMISSED
JANIS SAYER
10-CC-3849 SHANNON, ROBINETTA DISMISSED
10-CC-3897 STEWART, JACQUELINE DISMISSED
10-CC-3900 IFE & S, INC. DISMISSED
10-CC-3902 SYKES, LAWRENCE DISMISSED
10-CC-3911 BEHRMANN COMPANY DISMISSED
10-CC-3912 BEHRMANN COMPANY DENIED
10-CC-3918 DONADO, SAUL DENIED
10-CC-3920 CORSTEN, JOHN DISMISSED
10-CC-3930 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS, BOARD OF TRUSTEES DISMISSED
10-CC-3934 KONICA MINOLTA BUSINESS SOLUTIONS DENIED
329
11-CC-0020 MARR, ROLAND DISMISSED
11-CC-0041 AIRGAS NORTH CENTRAL DISMISSED
11-CC-0048 AIRGAS NORTH CENTRAL DISMISSED
11-CC-0049 CJE SENIORLIFE DISMISSED
11-CC-0050 HARTGROVE HOSPITAL DISMISSED
11-CC-0073 XEROX CORPORATION DISMISSED
11-CC-0095 SHORE COMMUNITY SERVICES, INC. DISMISSED
11-CC-0114 HOLLOMAN, DOROTHY DISMISSED
11-CC-0143 GRAY, MARCOS DISMISSED
11-CC-0145 CARTER, NATHANIEL DISMISSED
11-CC-0178 HUGHES, SHAWN DISMISSED
11-CC-0181 100 NORTH WESTERN AVENUE, LP. DISMISSED
11-CC-0191 TRI-COUNTY OPPORTUNITIES COUNCIL DISMISSED
11-CC-0194 ALLIED WASTE SERVICES DENIED
11-CC-0195 ALLIED WASTE SERVICES DISMISSED
11-CC-0217 CORNELIUS, REGINALD DISMISSED
11-CC-0223 XEROX CORPORATION DENIED
11-CC-0239 SOUTHWEST COMMUNITY SERVICES DISMISSED
11-CC-0242 WILDER, ROOSEVELT DISMISSED
11-CC-0244 WATFORD, MARLON L. DENIED
11-CC-0245 ADDUS HEALTHCARE, INC. DISMISSED
11-CC-0260 REDDY, DARAM H. DISMISSED
11-CC-0264 SCALES MOUND FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT DENIED
11-CC-0281 ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY A/S/O LESLIE DREW DISMISSED
11-CC-0285 CARTER, MITCHELL DISMISSED
11-CC-0299 LIETZ, JUSTINE DISMISSED
11-CC-0309 SHEHADEH, JAMAL DISMISSED
11-CC-0311 ROBERSON, WILLIE DISMISSED
11-CC-0340 ILLINOIS STATE TOLL HIGHWAY AUTHORITY DISMISSED
11-CC-0352 STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INS. CO. A/S/O RENEE DISMISSED
RODEZ
11-CC-0354 GENTILE, ROSS K DISMISSED
11-CC-0362 ALZEIN MEDICAL, LTD. DISMISSED
11-CC-0363 VEOLIA ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES DISMISSED
11-CC-0369 ROLLINS, BEVERLY & JIMMY DISMISSED
11-CC-0374 MARION EYE CENTER DENIED
11-CC-0377 JEFFERY, DONNA B. DISMISSED
11-CC-0388 KNOX COUNTY DISMISSED
11-CC-0389 KNOX COUNTY DISMISSED
11-CC-0390 KNOX COUNTY DENIED
11-CC-0407 ROBINSON-BEY, LEON DISMISSED
11-CC-0414 TOLTEC MECHANICAL, INC. DISMISSED
11-CC-0415 ALL PRO OFFICE TECHNOLOGY, INC. DENIED
11-CC-0422 ANOTHER CHANCE CENTERS DENIED
11-CC-0428 SPRINGFIELD, CITY OF, PUBLIC UTILITIES DISMISSED
11-CC-0435 GIL, ZENON & TZAKIS, DENNIS & CAWELLE, CHARLES DISMISSED
ET AL
11-CC-0436 GRS CONSTRUCTION, INC. DISMISSED
11-CC-0456 SUBURBAN EAR, NOSE & THROAT SPECIALISTS DISMISSED
11-CC-0461 WOLNIAKOWSKI, SHARI & BUBA, MIROSLAV DISMISSED
11-CC-0463 DANVILLE AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE DENIED
11-CC-0481 HENNEPIN COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE DISMISSED
11-CC-0486 IMPERIAL WOODWORKING COMPANY, INC. DISMISSED
11-CC-0504 TOLTEC MECHANICAL, INC. DISMISSED
11-CC-0518 ILLINOIS MENTOR DISMISSED
11-CC-0550 HOUCK TRANSIT ADVERTISING DENIED
11-CC-0561 CARBONDALE DUI & COUNSELING DENIED
11-CC-0566 HERNANDEZ, JOSE L. DISMISSED
11-CC-0583 ILLINOIS GRAPHICS, INC. DISMISSED
11-CC-0585 HOMEWOOD-FLOSSMOOR PARK DISTRICT DISMISSED
11-CC-0597 CONN, BRUCE DISMISSED
11-CC-0613 ECHOLS, DERRICK JR DISMISSED
11-CC-0620 PINEDA. KATRINA DISMISSED
11-CC-0628 MIDWEST BANK NOTE COMPANY DISMISSED
11-CC-0686 KONICA MINOLTA BUSINESS SOLUTIONS DISMISSED
C/O STERLING BANK
11-CC-0691 TURNER, DANIEL DENIED
11-CC-0692 MERRITT, WANDA DISMISSED
330
11-CC-0695 POUNDER, LISA DISMISSED
11-CC-0696 PACER DENIED
C/O STERLING BANK
C/O STERLING BANK
C/O STERLING BANK
11-CC-0702 LAWSON PRODUCTS, INC. DISMISSED
11-CC-0724 JAZBUTIS, CORNELIUS DISMISSED
11-CC-0725 SIMPLEXGRINNELL, LP. DISMISSED
11-CC-0835 SENIOR SERVICES PLUS DISMISSED
11-CC-0840 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY DEPTARTMENT OF NEUROLOGY DISMISSED
11-CC-0908 RESOURCE ONE OF ILLINOIS, LTD. DISMISSED
11-CC-0910 RESOURCE ONE OF ILLINOIS, LTD. DISMISSED
11-CC-0918 WEST PUBLISHING CORPORATION D/B/A THOMSON WEST DISMISSED
11-CC-0941 JOLIET RADIOLOGICAL SERVICE DISMISSED
11-CC-0947 INGALLS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL DISMISSED
11-CC-0962 MATTHEWS, MICHAEL DISMISSED
11-CC-0981 SYSCO FOOD SERVICE CHICAGO, INC. DISMISSED
11-CC-1005 NOONAN TRUE VALUE HARDWARE DISMISSED
11-CC-1014 WOODFORD COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT DISMISSED
11-CC-1033 ST. MARY'S SQUARE LIVING CENTER DENIED
11-CC-1035 STEVENS HOUSE DISMISSED
11-CC-1049 THRESHOLDS REHABILITATION INDUSTRIES DISMISSED
11-CC-1063 WILEY OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY DISMISSED
11-CC-1065 ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL DISMISSED
11-CC-1085 MAGG SOFTWARE DISMISSED
11-CC-1088 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE DISMISSED
11-CC-1103 WEST PUBLISHING CORPORATION D/B/A THOMSON WEST DENIED
11-CC-1130 ALLIANCE HUMAN SERVICES, INC. DISMISSED
11-CC-1159 VEGA, ALANN DISMISSED
11-CC-1160 PING, MEGAN, MINOR BY HER NEXT FRIEND, SUSAN PING DISMISSED
11-CC-1161 HICKS, DUANE DISMISSED
331
11-CC-1199 GARVEY, MICHAEL P. DISMISSED
11-CC-1256 CENTER FOR CONTEXTUAL CHANGE DISMISSED
11-CC-1285 SZCZESNIAK, DEBBIE DENIED
11-CC-1289 FELLS, ALONZO DISMISSED
11-CC-1292 DE LA HAZA, RICHARD DISMISSED
11-CC-1304 FRY, COLLETTE DISMISSED
11-CC-1329 WEGNER PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, LLC. DISMISSED
11-CC-1350 WICKER PARK LEARNING CENTER DISMISSED
11-CC-1378 MURRAY, THOMAS D. DISMISSED
11-CC-1384 MURRAY, THOMAS D. DISMISSED
11-CC-1414 CHILDREN'S HOME & AID SOCIETY OF ILLINOIS DISMISSED
11-CC-1423 STEWARD, AUSTIN DISMISSED
11-CC-1480 URBANSKI, JOSEPH M. DISMISSED
11-CC-1486 HILSON, LAZERICK DISMISSED
11-CC-1514 ENTERPRISE RENT-A-CAR COMPANY MIDWEST, LLC. DISMISSED
11-CC-1515 JOERMS, ROBERT J. DISMISSED
11-CC-1521 STEWART, ALTON DENIED
11-CC-1524 HARRIS, OTHO LEE DISMISSED
11-CC-1549 EVANS & EVANS COUNSELING/CONSULTANT SERVICES DISMISSED
11-CC-1570 HASBROUCK, PETERSON, ZIMOCH, SIRIRATTUMRONG DISMISSED
11-CC-1571 WALSH, APRIL DISMISSED
11-CC-1572 WALLS, WILLIAM DISMISSED
11-CC-1607 KCCDD, INC. DENIED
11-CC-1660 LASER INNOVATIONS, INC. DISMISSED
11-CC-1724 UNIFORMITY, INC. DISMISSED
11-CC-1728 INTEGRYS ENERGY SERVICES, INC. DISMISSED
11-CC-1735 MANSON, AMANDA DISMISSED
11-CC-1758 DIAZ, PEDRO DISMISSED
11-CC-1796 NORTHWEST HOWE CARE, INC. DISMISSED
11-CC-1807 WOFFORD, STANLEY DISMISSED
332
11-CC-1856 JEFFERSON COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE SERVICES DISMISSED
11-CC-1857 PINNACLE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP D/B/A HILTON DISMISSED
SPRINGFIELD
SPRINGFIELD
11-CC-1861 AMBRIZ-LIRA, CRISTAL DISMISSED
11-CC-1868 COTTON, ROSE M. DISMISSED
11-CC-1869 WALLS, BRENT G. DISMISSED
11-CC-1890 AT & T MOBILITY DISMISSED
11-CC-1892 LAWSON PRODUCTS, INC. DISMISSED
11-CC-1914 PINNACLE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP D/B/A HILTON DENIED
SPRINGFIELD
SPRINGFIELD
SPRINGFIELD
11-CC-1932 GRAINGER DISMISSED
11-CC-1933 GRAINGER DISMISSED
11-CC-1950 CENTRAL IL STAFFING SERVICES, LLC. D/B/A MANPOWER DENIED
11-CC-1983 KONICA MINOLTA BUSINESS SOLUTIONS DENIED
11-CC-1992 SHAFFER-HUDSON, GLORIA DISMISSED
11-CC-1999 RIGHT ANGLE CONSTRUCTION, LLC. DISMISSED
11-CC-2003 UNIFORMS MANUFACTURING, INC. DENIED
11-CC-2033 VEOLIA ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES DISMISSED
11-CC-2035 PER MAR SECURITY SERVICES DISMISSED
11-CC-2047 CHICAGO STATE UNIVERSITY DISMISSED
11-CC-2049 ILLINOIS STATE TOLL HIGHWAY AUTHORITY DISMISSED
11-CC-2084 BROWN, ANTHONY L., M.D. DISMISSED
11-CC-2149 DOW, PATRICK K. DISMISSED
11-CC-2157 WALKER, DAVID J. DISMISSED
11-CC-2170 PEORIA COUNTY HEALTH DEPT DENIED
11-CC-2188 BIZZLE, HOMER DISMISSED
11-CC-2201 HARTMAN, DOTTY M. DISMISSED
11-CC-2204 ROYAL CLEANING DENIED
11-CC-2237 ANCHOR MECHANICAL, INC. DISMISSED
11-CC-2246 AMERICAN INTERSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY DISMISSED
11-CC-2248 BALTIC, JENNIFER L. DISMISSED
11-CC-2251 DEPKE GASES & WELDING SUPPLIES DISMISSED
11-CC-2265 ST. CLAIR COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT DENIED
11-CC-2266 HARRIS, MARVIN DISMISSED
11-CC-2267 ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY A/S/O RANDI MCSPADDEN DISMISSED
11-CC-2269 BEN-AMI, NATANIEL DISMISSED
11-CC-2270 TAYLOR, OSCAR DISMISSED
11-CC-2284 CASTILLO, ARNOLD DENIED
11-CC-2286 MOSS, WILLIAM HAYES, SR. DISMISSED
11-CC-2292 PER MAR SECURITY SERVICES DENIED
11-CC-2307 DUDLEY, LINDA DISMISSED
11-CC-2335 QUALITY INN & SUITES BRADLEY DISMISSED
11-CC-2347 JOHN DEERE COMPANY DISMISSED
11-CC-2352 ILLINOIS GROWTH ENTERPRISES DISMISSED
11-CC-2366 DANKA FINANCIAL SERVICES DENIED
11-CC-2368 ORAZCO, JOSE DISMISSED
11-CC-2380 RASHID, HAKIM W. DENIED
11-CC-2381 CHESNEY, DAN DISMISSED
11-CC-2382 GODWIN, LORI DISMISSED
11-CC-2391 DANKA FINANCIAL SERVICES DISMISSED
333
11-CC-2490 CHILD STUDY CENTER DISMISSED
11-CC-2492 EXCLUSIVE CONSTRUCTION SERVICES, INC. DISMISSED
11-CC-2497 HARTGROVE HOSPITAL DISMISSED
11-CC-2547 HOUSE CALLS COUNSELING DISMISSED
11-CC-2553 DALY COMPUTERS, INC. DENIED
11-CC-2572 STATE JOURNAL REGISTER DENIED
11-CC-2618 GALESBURG LABORATORIES, LTD. PTR DISMISSED
11-CC-2619 GALESBURG LABORATORIES, LTD. PTR DISMISSED
11-CC-2677 PILL HILL DEVELOPMENT CENTER DISMISSED
11-CC-2679 NEAR THE PIER DEVELOPMENT DISMISSED
11-CC-2721 LINCOLN LAND FS, INC. DENIED
11-CC-2723 MARTINS SIGN, LAWN & SNOW SERVICE DISMISSED
11-CC-2756 CRETE POLICE DEPARTMENT DISMISSED
11-CC-2760 HAMPTON INN CARBONDALE DISMISSED
11-CC-2761 JOHNSON CONTROLS, INC. DENIED
11-CC-2787 DEFENSE GROUP FOR JUSTICE, INC. DISMISSED
11-CC-2792 GOLD WATER INDUSTRIES, INC. DENIED
11-CC-2831 M.J. KELLNER COMPANY, INC. DISMISSED
11-CC-2885 MUSSON, MICHAEL E. DISMISSED
11-CC-2909 KESHIRO, AYINDE S. DISMISSED
11-CC-2915 KIEFFER BUILT CONSTRUCTION DENIED
11-CC-2916 SHAWNEE CORRECTIONAL CENTER INMATE TRUST FUND DISMISSED
11-CC-2920 VICTOR, GEORGE DISMISSED
11-CC-2940 SMITH, DAVID P., PH.D. DISMISSED
11-CC-2947 DEWITT, MARTIN R. DENIED
334
11-CC-2953 LEIPERT, CATHERINE R. DISMISSED
11-CC-2957 RAGNI, ALICIA M. DISMISSED
11-CC-2985 CHILDREN'S RESEARCH TRIANGLE DISMISSED
11-CC-3010 NUNN, EDNA E. DISMISSED
11-CC-3018 PEER SERVICES, INC. DISMISSED
11-CC-3049 UNISOURCE WORLDWIDE, INC. DISMISSED
11-CC-3057 PAPROCKI, WAYNE DISMISSED
11-CC-3069 CRUTCHER, KRISTINA DISMISSED
11-CC-3071 DEJA, ROBERT DISMISSED
11-CC-3075 BELL, TIMOTHY DISMISSED
11-CC-3077 PROVENA ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL DISMISSED
11-CC-3080 DEJA, ROBERT DISMISSED
11-CC-3101 AMEREN CIPS DISMISSED
11-CC-3129 SHORE COMMUNITY SERVICES, INC. DISMISSED
11-CC-3134 AMEREN IP DISMISSED
11-CC-3154 UNITED PARCEL SERVICES DISMISSED
11-CC-3163 INDUSTRIAL SOAP COMPANY DISMISSED
11-CC-3164 GRAVES, LEISA DISMISSED
11-CC-3167 LAPORTA, MARIA DISMISSED
11-CC-3183 LOPEZ, UBEX DISMISSED
11-CC-3198 FORD SQUARE OF MOUNT VERNON, LTD. DISMISSED
11-CC-3236 VISITING NURSE ASSOCIATION HOSPICE DENIED
11-CC-3238 BAWDEN, DAVID GEORGE DISMISSED
11-CC-3242 HURTADO, MIREYA DISMISSED
11-CC-3243 HURTADO, MIREYA DISMISSED
11-CC-3287 WILBANKS, STEVEN R. DISMISSED
11-CC-3304 STOCKMAN, ROGER L. DISMISSED
11-CC-3335 WILLOWGLEN ACADEMY DISMISSED
11-CC-3352 WEGNER PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, LLC. DISMISSED
11-CC-3358 STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INS. CO. A/S/O DAVID DISMISSED
L. HOOD
11-CC-3363 BANKHEAD, DARREN DISMISSED
11-CC-3367 HOWARD, LAWRENCE DISMISSED
11-CC-3377 GORMAN GROUP, LTD. DISMISSED
11-CC-3412 HILLIER STORAGE & MOVING COMPANY DISMISSED
11-CC-3413 HILLIER STORAGE & MOVING COMPANY DISMISSED
335
11-CC-3471 DAVID, NATENEYA D. DISMISSED
11-CC-3475 WAUKESHA COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE DISMISSED
11-CC-3540 PINKUS, BERNARD DENIED
11-CC-3545 ALFORD, ROBIN R. DISMISSED
11-CC-3550 THOMPSON, STANLEY J. DISMISSED
11-CC-3551 CHISSELL, KENYATTA DISMISSED
11-CC-3560 AMEREN IP DISMISSED
11-CC-3569 PITNEY BOWES GLOBAL FINANCIAL SERVICES, LLC. DISMISSED
11-CC-3602 300 W. ADAMS MANAGEMENT, LLC. DISMISSED
11-CC-3604 300 WEST ADAMS MANAGEMENT, LLC. DISMISSED
11-CC-3644 DAUEN, LEE J. DISMISSED
11-CC-3658 HOWARD, JERRY L. DISMISSED
11-CC-3663 OBRZUT, RONALD DISMISSED
11-CC-3664 DAVIS, WILLIAM L. DISMISSED
11-CC-3665 DAVIDSON, SHABAKAR DISMISSED
11-CC-3669 HELP AT HOME, INC. DISMISSED
11-CC-3671 UNITED METHODIST CHILDREN'S HOME D/B/A COMMUNITY DISMISSED
CONNECTION COUNSELING
11-CC-3673 MBA ENTERPRISES-3, INC. DENIED
11-CC-3712 BHC STREAMWOOD HOSPITAL, INC. DISMISSED
11-CC-3715 KNOX COLLEGE DISMISSED
11-CC-3748 WHEELING PARK DISTRICT DISMISSED
11-CC-3789 CANADAY, JAMES R. & PHAM, THINH N. DISMISSED
11-CC-3791 JOHNSON, JAMES RUSSELL DISMISSED
11-CC-3793 RAY, JOHN, SR. DISMISSED
11-CC-3829 RODRIGUEZ, ANGEL DISMISSED
11-CC-3831 EAGLETON, RICHARD E., RECEIVER FOR THE SPRINGDALE DISMISSED
CEMETERY
11-CC-3867 R & W MEAT COMPANY, INC. DISMISSED
11-CC-3897 RIDDLE, MELISSA DENIED
11-CC-3907 ZAVALA, HECTOR DISMISSED
11-CC-3932 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL DENIED
MEDICINE
11-CC-3934 HARVEY, SONCIRAE DISMISSED
11-CC-3953 MISHER, PEGGY DISMISSED
11-CC-3964 MIKEL, JAMES F., JR. DENIED
11-CC-3970 BARNES, MISTY DISMISSED
11-CC-4024 BARRIOS, LORETTA DISMISSED
11-CC-4049 JONES, DEWAYNE A. DISMISSED
11-CC-4052 MCFARLANE, RICHARD DISMISSED
11-CC-4118 CAPITOL GROUP, INC. DISMISSED
11-CC-4126 TIORAN, EMMY F. DISMISSED
12-CC-0019 MOUNT ST. JOSEPH DISMISSED
12-CC-0044 MOREN, AMANDA DISMISSED
12-CC-0045 MOREN, AMANDA DISMISSED
12-CC-0055 WOODS, JOHN FRANCIS DISMISSED
12-CC-0082 GET FRESH PRODUCE, INC. DISMISSED
12-CC-0091 INTERIM HEALTHCARE DISMISSED
12-CC-0098 MILLER, PAMELA DENIED
336
12-CC-0128 SPRINGFIELD, CITY OF, CITY TREASURER'S OFFICE DISMISSED
12-CC-0130 SMICKER, CARL DISMISSED
12-CC-0141 OCE IMAGISTICS DENIED
12-CC-0188 HOEFKE, TONYA M. & MOORE, SHANE C. DISMISSED
12-CC-0192 KICKEL, PETER S. DISMISSED
12-CC-0197 EQUIPMENT SERVICE PROFESSIONALS, INC. DISMISSED
12-CC-0200 EQUIPMENT SERVICE PROFESSIONALS, INC. DISMISSED
12-CC-0220 DAVIS, ARIKA LATISHA DENIED
12-CC-0234 AUGUSTA, VINCENT DISMISSED
12-CC-0245 INGALLS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL DISMISSED
12-CC-0251 WILLIAMS, IAN DISMISSED
12-CC-0263 DESCH, DEWEY F., SR. DENIED
12-CC-0286 COAD CHEVROLET, INC. DISMISSED
12-CC-0312 WHITE, DONNIE DISMISSED
12-CC-0314 1NTERIM HEALTHCARE DISMISSED
12-CC-0365 STEPHENSON COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT DISMISSED
12-CC-0367 ST. CLAIR ASSOCIATED VOCATIONAL DISMISSED
12-CC-0420 BUCK-WHEELER-HYLAND FUNERAL HOME DENIED
12-CC-0455 84TH & HARLEM VENTURE, LLC. DISMISSED
12-CC-0456 84TH & HARLEM VENTURE, LLC. DISMISSED
12-CC-0461 VAZQUEZ, ELIZABETH DISMISSED
12-CC-0482 IBANEZ, CILMAR DISMISSED
12-CC-0495 HOEFKE, TONYA M. DISMISSED
12-CC-0497 CAZARES, ALFONSO DISMISSED
12-CC-0512 VAZQUEZ, ELIZABETH DISMISSED
12-CC-0618 HOWARD COUNSELING SERVICES, INC. DISMISSED
12-CC-0691 WALKER, EILEEN M. DISMISSED
12-CC-0715 W.W. GRAINGER, INC. DISMISSED
12-CC-1132 EBGOLKA, LAURA DENIED
12-CC-1171 EVEREST HOME HEALTHCARE, INC. DISMISSED
12-CC-1265 FIALA, SHEILA DISMISSED
12-CC-1267 THURMAN, CORDELL DISMISSED
12-CC-1578 HIGH RISE SECURITY SYSTEMS, LLC. DISMISSED
12-CC-1583 O'BRIEN, DAVID DISMISSED
12-CC-1660 NEAL TIRE & AUTO SERVICE DISMISSED
12-CC-1826 ILLINOIS CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIES DISMISSED
12-CC-1856 MCDANIEL, BRIAN DISMISSED
12-CC-2123 NASH, KYLE DISMISSED
12-CC-2127 DREW, ROSLYN O. & KOGER, FREDERICK S. DISMISSED
12-CC-2207 DOBEREINER, CHRISTOPHER LORENZ DENIED
12-CC-2208 KNAPP, THOMAS DENIED
12-CC-2223 POWER, DANA DISMISSED
12-CC-2518 MIDWEST OFFICE SUPPLY, LLC. DISMISSED
12-CC-2652 SMITH, CLAYBORN L., JR. DENIED
337
CONTRACTS-‐-‐LAPSED APPROPRIATIONS

FY 2012

When the appropriation from which a claim should have been paid has lapsed, the Court will
enter an award for the amount due Claimant.
04-CC-0959 CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF CHICACO $400.00

04-CC-4021 FOUR RIVERS SPECIAL EDUCATION DISTRICT $49,510.80
05-CC-1315 SPRINGFIELD OFFICE PARTNERS $68,876.63
06-CC-1743 RAO UPPULURI, M.D. S.C. $925.00
06-CC-1744 RAO UPPULURI, M.D. S.C. $150.00
06-CC-1814 SALAU, SIANT $633.75
07-CC-0230 ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL $22,075.34
07-CC-1252 ROWE, WILLIAM R. $533.80
07-CC-1472 HAYNES, JOE $1,043.79
07-CC-1589 JANASTON MANAGEMENT & DEV. CORPORATION $310.00
07-CC-3299 ILLINOIS CONFERENCE OF SEVEN D/B/A CREST HILL $706.70
CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
08-CC-2229 MT. HOPE CEMETERY ASSOCIATION $5,842.00
08-CC-3204 ZECK, BRENDA $463.50
09-CC-0266 IKON OFFICE SOLUTIONS $437.59
09-CC-0822 BELLEVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT $963.69
09-CC-0883 BUNKER HILL POLICE DEPARTMENT $607.67
09-CC-1408 GAREDA DIVERSIFIED BUSINESS SERVICES, INC. $14,307.46
09-CC-1414 JACHNA, KATHLEEN $201.86
09-CC-1478 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS $11,958.93
09-CC-1840 MT. HOPE CEMETERY ASSOCIATION PAID THROUGH
08CC2229
09-CC-1907 WARREN COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE $2,446.99
09-CC-2003 WEXFORD HEALTH SOURCES, INC. $832.00
09-CC-2032 WEXFORD HEALTH SOURCES, INC. $1,575.00
09-CC-2066 R.J. DALE ADVERTISING & PUBLIC RELATIONS $13,376.99
09-CC-2067 R.J. DALE ADVERTISING & PUBLIC RELATIONS $406.41
09-CC-2083 BEST WESTERN RIVER NORTH $934.80
09-CC-2340 SYSCO FOOD SERVICE CHICAGO, INC. PAID THROUGH
09-CC-2341 SYSCO FOOD SERVICE CHICAGO, INC. $.00

10-CC-0017 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS, CHICAGO $41,991.76
10-CC-0028 LUTHERAN CHILD & FAMILY SERVICES OF ILLINOIS $2,217.15
10-CC-0083 LANER, MUCHIN, DOMBROW, BECKER, LEVIN & TOMINBERG $103,666.70
LTD.
10-CC-0119 NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY $8,339.77
10-CC-0334 ATMOS ENERGY CORPORATION $354,784.40
10-CC-0353 FREEBORN & PETERS, LLP PAID THROUGH
11CC2522
10-CC-0356 YOUTH SERVICE BUREAU OF ILLINOIS VALLEY $3,413.61
10-CC-0528 HARRAH'S METROPOLIS CASINO & HOTEL $66.60
10-CC-0536 EMS DATA SYSTEMS, INC. $145,500.00
10-CC-0636 MONTGOMERY COUNTY TREASURER $16,039.50
10-CC-0820 BARRICADE LITES, INC. $3,850.00
10-CC-0890 AMEREN IP $15.38
10-CC-0937 GOLD WATER INDUSTRIES, INC. $375.32
10-CC-1035 TASC, INC. $275.53
10-CC-1043 GIFFIN, WINNING, COHEN & BODEWES, PC. $463.42
10-CC-1068 TESTING, ANALYSIS & CONTROL, INC. $160.00
10-CC-1096 THOMPSON ELECTRONICS COMPANY $613.18
10-CC-1124 XEROX CORPORATION $16,816.00
10-CC-1380 EUROPEAN SERVICE AT HOME, INC. $58,139.40
10-CC-1436 PARKER, BARBARA A. $118.20
10-CC-1529 ALLENDALE ASSOCIATION $1,582.26
10-CC-1546 INNOVATIVE OUTPATIENT MEDICAL SYSTEMS $100.00
338
10-CC-1612 IBM CORPORATION $825.75
10-CC-1644 HEALTHCARE PLUS CORPORATION $233,846.12
10-CC-1721 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS, CHICAGO $313.95
10-CC-1783 VISTA MEDICAL CENTER EAST $15,657.98
10-CC-1824 PC CONNECTION, INC. $148.55
10-CC-1875 PAVILLION FOUNDATION $7,500.00
10-CC-1881 ICG, LLC. D/B/A PNC BANK $3,173.82
10-CC-1888 A-TEC AMBULANCE $15,843.14
10-CC-1910 MASON TILLMAN ASSOCIATES, LTD. $2,497.30
10-CC-1927 ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH D/B/A STILL POINT THE $2,550.00
ATRE COLLECTIVE
10-CC-1930 RANDLE, NICHOLAS J. $220.08
10-CC-1962 MERCER, SHAWN R. $108.00
10-CC-2056 ADDUS HEALTHCARE, INC. $164,615.53
10-CC-2163 SEVILLE STAFFING, LLC. $1,079.23
10-CC-2204 UNIFORMITY, INC. $1,595.00
10-CC-2369 DRAKE, JAMES L., JR. $150.07
10-CC-2499 FLETCHER, DAVID J., M.D. $25,893.00
10-CC-2600 PUBLIC CONSULTING GROUP, INC. $129,025.00
10-CC-2633 MATSON, DEANN O/B/O DISABILITY CONSULTANTS, LLC $87.62
10-CC-2650 MCDANIEL FIRE SYSTEMS, LLC. $2,715.00
10-CC-2660 FLETCHER, DAVID J., M.D. $120.00
10-CC-2723 EQUIPMENT SERVICE PROFESSIONALS, INC. $891.35
10-CC-2786 AUNT MARTHA'S YOUTH SERVICE CENTER, INC. $19,759.60
10-CC-2894 SIU GENERAL COUNSEL MC4307 $33,965.09
10-CC-2911 PRECISION AUTOMOTIVE $263.02
10-CC-2944 CHECKER CAB OF GRANITE CITY, LTD. $63.69
10-CC-2977 ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL $30.13
10-CC-3221 OFFICE DEPOT $1,848.34
10-CC-3224 OFFICE DEPOT $445.00
10-CC-3227 OFFICE DEPOT $1,469.02
10-CC-3298 US COURTS-PACER SERVICE CENTER $907.04
10-CC-3338 ST. ANTHONY'S MEMORIAL HOSPITAL $85.00
10-CC-3348 JOHN HOWARD ASSOCIATION OF ILLINOIS $1,371.96
10-CC-3367 NEMANI, SAJJAN K., M.D. $80.00
10-CC-3385 ILLINOIS ASSOCIATION FOR CAREER & TECHNICAL $1,360.00
EDUCATION
10-CC-3433 ADVANCED COMMODITIES, INC. $238.59
10-CC-3461 ALLIED WASTE SERVICES $5,094.15
10-CC-3535 BLUFF EQUIPMENT, INC. $210.77
10-CC-3557 COMMONWEALTH EDISON COMPANY $1,290.34
10-CC-3563 COMMONWEALTH EDISON COMPANY $793.73
10-CC-3599 NICOR GAS $2,430.57
10-CC-3611 OCE IMAGISTICS $3,249.90
10-CC-3720 ADVANTAGE NURSING SERVICES, INC. $275.76
10-CC-3767 AMEREN CIPS $13,195.99
10-CC-3796 MORRISON AUTO SUPPLY $237.81
10-CC-3854 DANVILLE HEALTHCARE, LLC. $605.00
10-CC-3872 UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE $1,274.00
10-CC-3876 EUROPEAN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION $10,841.52
10-CC-3885 NEBRASKA BOOK COMPANY D/B/A THE ALAMO II $799.48
10-CC-3899 COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICE $952.00
10-CC-3963 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS, BOARD OF TRUSTEES $11,830.04
10-CC-3982 CACCAMO, CHRISTINA M. $401.86
11-CC-0023 VISITING NURSE ASSOCIATION FOX VALLEY $4,050.00
11-CC-0038 DRURY INN MARION $133.20
11-CC-0106 XEROX CORPORATION $470.00
11-CC-0136 CULLIGAN DEALER CORPORATION $116.79
11-CC-0216 GAREDA DIVERSIFIED BUSINESS SERVICES, INC. $210.48
11-CC-0236 ADDUS HEALTHCARE, INC. $523.00
11-CC-0373 CENTRAL IL SERVICE ACCESS, INC. $183.90
11-CC-0397 SPRINGFIELD, CITY OF, PUBLIC UTILITIES $99.84
11-CC-0418 SPRINGFIELD, CITY OF $1,401.20
11-CC-0426 ATMOS ENERGY CORPORATION $69,463.94
11-CC-0455 PATTI BLAIR COURT REPORTERS $320.40
339
11-CC-0468 JACKSON DISPOSAL $80.00
11-CC-0470 PITNEY BOWES GLOBAL FINANCIAL SERVICES, LLC. $591.05
11-CC-0492 233 BROADCAST, LLC. $17,654.13
11-CC-0520 ILLINOIS MENTOR $1,507.05
11-CC-0528 ILLINOIS MENTOR $3,535.86
11-CC-0531 RIVERSIDE HEALTH SYSTEMS $23.32
11-CC-0533 ILLINOIS MENTOR $831.20
11-CC-0537 RUSHVILLE, CITY OF $40.04
11-CC-0541 INLAND COMMERCIAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, INC. $12,010.69
11-CC-0544 QUALITY SUITES ROCKFORD $151.98
11-CC-0573 MACHABANSKI, HECTOR $1,425.28
11-CC-0587 PATTON, RICKY D. $500.00
11-CC-0589 KELLEY, DRYE & WAREN, LLP. $15,782.50
11-CC-0598 CHILDREN'S HOME ASSOCIATION OF ILLINOIS $793.17
11-CC-0603 SHEAR, MICHAEL S. $625.00
11-CC-0607 RK DIXON COMPANY $204.00
11-CC-0636 MID ILLINOIS MECHANICAL SERVICES, INC. $1,195.97
11-CC-0650 HEARTLAND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH $350.00
11-CC-0653 UNIFORMS MANUFACTURING, INC. $534.60
11-CC-0655 HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE, INC. $85,824.83
11-CC-0656 EMS ENTERPRISES, INC. D/B/A BLENN BRUNK STATIONERS $299.00
11-CC-0657 BEAR DISTRIBUTING, INC. $254.53
11-CC-0661 LITTLE FLOWER CATHOLIC SCHOOL $1,056.00
11-CC-0665 SARCO HYDRAULICS, INC. $260.74
11-CC-0666 TODD'S TIRE AND AUTO REPAIR, INC. II $28.62
11-CC-0668 SCIENCE APPLICATIONS INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION $16,400.00
11-CC-0669 HISRA COUNTY OF PEORIA $735.96
11-CC-0681 SPOON RIVER COLLEGE $720.00
11-CC-0683 KONICA MINOLTA BUSINESS SOLUTIONS $206.80
C/O LEASE GROUP RESOURCES
C/O LEASE GROUP RESOURCES
11-CC-0734 ZECK, BRENDA $959.13
11-CC-0736 IBM CORPORATION $42,639.51
11-CC-0751 PETERS, FELICIA P. $323.00
11-CC-0754 LEBLANC, BRENDA F. $96.00
11-CC-0762 MONKEN DODGE $786.47
11-CC-0775 SWENSON SPREADER, LLC. $8,260.00
11-CC-0776 KISMET FAMILY SERVICES, INC. $34,178.31
11-CC-0838 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS HOSPITAL SERVICES $10,029.54
11-CC-0855 TABET, DIVITO & ROTHSTEIN, LLC. $8,480.07
11-CC-0863 KARA COMPANY, INC. $264.00
11-CC-0875 JUSTIN BLAIR & COMPANY $135.49
11-CC-0928 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS $178.25
11-CC-0930 NORMAL PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT $442.80
11-CC-0931 ALTON DAY CARE & LEARNING CENTER $73.80
11-CC-0933 PETERSBURG PLUMBING & HEATING COMPANY $37,638.75
11-CC-0935 MILLER, CAROL A. $946.30
11-CC-0937 BHC STREAMWOOD HOSPITAL, INC. $2,917.64
11-CC-0942 SOUTHEASTERN ILLINOIS COLLEGE $11,384.00
11-CC-0943 INGALLS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL $753.00
11-CC-0946 GOVERNORS STATE UNIVERSITY $20,408.36
11-CC-0950 AMERIPATH CINCINNATI, INC. $169.27
11-CC-0955 PDC LABORATORIES, INC. $30.00
11-CC-0957 STORRS, CARRIE $957.37
11-CC-0965 EGYPTIAN HEALTH DEPARTMENT $1,225.00
11-CC-0966 BALTZELL, LOREDITH, PETTY CASH CUSTODIAN, DHS $99.93
JACKSON COUNTY FCRC
340
11-CC-0970 CALVARY TEMPLE CHURCH $384.00
11-CC-0971 TRUPIN, ERIC W. $1,923.75
11-CC-0972 HINSHAW & CULBERTSON, LLP. $594.00
11-CC-0973 TRANSLATION SMART $1,106.10
11-CC-0982 MULTICULTURAL COMMUNITY CENTER $22,900.92
11-CC-0995 LAWSON PRODUCTS, INC. $188.13
11-CC-0997 SMITH, ANGELA $11.00
11-CC-0999 GOOD SHEPHERD MANOR $5,537.87
11-CC-1001 CCGS HOLDINGS, LLC. D/B/A CROWN CASTLE $27,545.44
11-CC-1003 MID AMERICA RADIOLOGY $10.28
11-CC-1008 BELLE COURT PLACE ORGANIZATION $933.00
11-CC-1009 PIATT COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER $40.00
11-CC-1010 AUTO TRUCK GROUP $4,582.82
11-CC-1011 JC PENNEY COMMERCIAL CREDIT $595.42
11-CC-1013 TURNER, KELLY R. $219.00
11-CC-1015 REEVES, ALAN $1,581.32
11-CC-1016 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY $10,116.00
11-CC-1039 ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL $532.20
11-CC-1043 ALTERNATIVE BEHAVIOR TREATMENT CENTER $454.95
11-CC-1060 AREA AGENCY ON AGING FOR LINCOLNLAND $148.27
11-CC-1074 WELLS CENTER $35,764.35
11-CC-1076 WILLIAMS, DEMAREIO L. $71.50
11-CC-1077 WILLIAMS, DEMAREIO L. $82.50
11-CC-1081 ADAMS, CHIQUITA $.00
11-CC-1082 MENARD, INC. $21.92
11-CC-1084 NEXUS D/B/A INDIAN OAKS ACADEMY $1,314.23
11-CC-1107 BURLINGTON COAT FACTORY $289.00
11-CC-1111 WEST PUBLISHING CORPORATION D/B/A THOMSON WEST $5,856.50
11-CC-1127 PASSAGES ALTERNATIVE LIVING PROGRAM $5,740.30
11-CC-1129 ALLIANCE HUMAN SERVICES, INC. $1,072.23
11-CC-1133 ALLIANCE HUMAN SERVICES, INC. $525.25
11-CC-1138 SMITH, JEFFERY D. $442.00
11-CC-1148 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY $716.23
11-CC-1152 GEORGE E. RYDMAN & ASSOCIATES, LTD. $283.10
11-CC-1155 MEINEN, LYNNE S. $.00
11-CC-1165 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS MEDICAL SERVICES $23.54
11-CC-1168 RELY SERVICES, INC. $138.86
11-CC-1170 SANDS, LISA D. $534.00
11-CC-1171 PEARSON, ADRIAN $106.50
11-CC-1173 ROY'S PAVING & SEALCOATING COMPANY $9,320.00
11-CC-1174 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS MEDICAL SERVICES $3,013.95
11-CC-1206 ANTHON, MICHAEL $.00
11-CC-1233 PERKINS, RALPHA $.00
11-CC-1235 DURPETTI, DAVID A. $396.00
11-CC-1254 ENN LEASING COMPANY D/B/A INTERSTATE MANAGEMENT $1,323.28
COMPANY
11-CC-1258 INDUSTRIAL SOAP COMPANY $2,873.80
11-CC-1260 SPRINGFIELD OVERHEAD DOORS, INC., BY HART $5,995.00
11-CC-1262 RESCH, TRACY W. $385.95
11-CC-1263 DEBORAH, PALMER T. $494.90
11-CC-1270 AVIA PARTNERS, INC. $2,269.86
11-CC-1271 DAVIS, RANDY $63.00
11-CC-1274 CHILDREN'S HOME & AID SOCIETY OF ILLINOIS $2,000.00
11-CC-1279 KONICA MINOLTA BUSINESS SOLUTIONS $1,184.08
11-CC-1286 INSIDE HIGHER EDUCATION $1,500.00
11-CC-1294 PRAIRIE CARDIOVASCULAR CONSULTANTS $20,800.10
11-CC-1299 TOOMEY REPORTING $425.25
11-CC-1301 NICOR GAS $51.04
11-CC-1303 RURAL ELECTRIC CONVENIENCE COOPERATIVE COMPANY $260.03
11-CC-1305 MID AMERICA ENERGY COMPANY $53.68
11-CC-1315 COMFORT SUITES EFFINGHAM $66.60
11-CC-1316 PALMER, LATRICE L. $347.60
11-CC-1317 MARION EYE CENTER $185.00
11-CC-1322 TEAM INTEL, LLC. $49.00
11-CC-1323 LINCOLN LAND FS, INC. $835.45
11-CC-1325 GCS SERVICES, INC. $398.06
11-CC-1338 REA CLINIC $16.80
341
11-CC-1339 EDAX, INC. $1,928.00
11-CC-1343 SESSER AUTO BODY, INC. $1,090.34
11-CC-1346 HODGE, ALISHA L. $.00
11-CC-1351 CARLINVILLE ASSOCIATES, LLC. C/O CENTRAL REALTY LLC $906.25
11-CC-1354 MASTERS, BRIAN J. $49.00
11-CC-1360 SEWARD, JENNIFER $.00
11-CC-1364 TEPPER ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY $4,375.60
11-CC-1380 SHELTON, DENETTA $192.00
11-CC-1381 UNITED METHODIST CHILDREN'S HOME D/B/A COMMUNITY $1,448.36
11-CC-1391 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS RESPIRATORY $331.00
11-CC-1393 PREMIER DERMATOLOGY $126.92
11-CC-1395 FAMILY SERVICE & CHILDREN'S AID $1,265.00
11-CC-1396 INTERNATIONAL CONSULTING GROUP $1,312.14
11-CC-1402 CHILDREN OF AMERICA $332.08
11-CC-1404 NEAL TIRE & AUTO SERVICE D/B/A TERRY WINN TIRE $35.00
11-CC-1405 GA PRECISION $19,932.00
11-CC-1406 DAILY HERALD $187.60
11-CC-1407 CHILDREN OF AMERICA $2,781.17
11-CC-1409 SIU PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS $476.00
11-CC-1411 MALLORY, SONYA M. $.00
11-CC-1412 PETERSON, CHAD $182.00
11-CC-1416 CHILDREN'S HOME & AID SOCIETY OF ILLINOIS $73.80
11-CC-1420 RIDDLE, MELISSA $6,600.00
11-CC-1421 ADVANCED INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES, INC. $4,604.98
11-CC-1424 WYLIE-JOHNSON, MELODY $.00
11-CC-1425 VINA, PETER F. $251.00
11-CC-1426 VINA, PETER F. $354.00
11-CC-1428 WATKINS, JEROME $.00
11-CC-1432 BERGSTROM, ANNE $.00
11-CC-1433 ANDERSON, BRIAN $378.00
11-CC-1434 SPRINGFIELD ARC, INC. $5,194.00
11-CC-1435 FAIRFIELD INN & SUITES $532.80
11-CC-1437 STAFF CARE, INC. $19,327.00
11-CC-1438 STIPPS, INC. D/B/A ABACUS DIAGNOSTICS $1,260.00
11-CC-1441 GREEN, SHEILA D. $.00
11-CC-1442 BAINE, SONYA $.00
11-CC-1443 ALVAREZ, DENISE L. $.00
11-CC-1444 PULLUM, PERRY C. $352.00
11-CC-1445 NORTHRUP, MARSHA V. $.00
11-CC-1446 VISTA MEDICAL CENTER EAST $10.30
11-CC-1448 LENOX, CYNTHIA $709.50
11-CC-1451 BARRETT, BILLIE J. $.00
11-CC-1458 APEX PHYSICAL THERAPY $620.00
11-CC-1460 WOLF BRANCH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL $294.32
11-CC-1461 SHERMAN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH $432.00
11-CC-1464 TOTAL SAFETY, INC. $880.00
11-CC-1465 WEST TOWN CENTER, LLC. C/O FORESIDE REALTY MANAGEMENT $90,282.19
11-CC-1468 SIMPSON, TINA M. $.00
11-CC-1470 SPRINGFIELD ARC, INC. $8,041.86
11-CC-1471 MARTIN-HOPE, BARBARA $341.80
11-CC-1476 CUNNINGHAM, MARK D., PH.D. ABPP $2,790.00
11-CC-1482 MEYER, JODY $.00
11-CC-1483 JOHNSON, GAIL B. $.00
11-CC-1484 TAYLOR, KIMBERLY C. $188.25
11-CC-1485 NAVICO, INC. D/B/A NAVY BRAND MANUFACTURING CO $108.69
11-CC-1503 MASSEY, SIBYL $.00
11-CC-1504 CROOM, HALDEN $.00
11-CC-1505 KAMRAN, MUHAMMAD, M.D. $92.81
11-CC-1509 CHACKO, JOSE $.00
11-CC-1511 WINHOLD, JAMES C. $36.06
11-CC-1513 INJURY SPECIALISTS $20.00
11-CC-1516 SNEED-MORTON, ANDREY $.00
11-CC-1518 EVIDENT, INC. $9,963.00
11-CC-1522 PRAIRIE CARDIOVASCULAR CONSULTANTS $490.00
11-CC-1523 PHELPS, LADONNA $.00
11-CC-1528 LOGAN, MARGOT & LOGAN, CIARA $171.96
11-CC-1531 BROWN, TIWANDA M. $.00
11-CC-1532 SYMPHONY DIAGNOSTIC SERVICE, INC. $3,510.00
11-CC-1536 AGRICULTURE, DEPARTMENT OF $12.00
342
11-CC-1537 HAMPTON INN CARBONDALE $68.40
11-CC-1538 TOTH, STEPHEN A. $312.00
11-CC-1539 SMITH, SANDRA J. $.00
11-CC-1542 ADVANCED ELECTRIC COMPANY $1,085.70
11-CC-1543 BOERSMA, BEVERLY T. $1,681.00
11-CC-1544 CHICAGO LIGHTHOUSE FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE BLIND OR $35.00
VISUALLY IMPAIRED
11-CC-1546 BUEHNERKMPER, RYAN J. $42.00
11-CC-1547 LAKE COUNTY STATE'S ATTORNEY'S OFFICE $50,271.65
11-CC-1548 NICKENS, DORTHA J. $.00
11-CC-1557 AIRGAS NORTH CENTRAL $809.10
11-CC-1558 HILTON GARDEN INN $784.00
11-CC-1564 ARAMARK UNIFORM SERVICES $14.00
11-CC-1566 ARAMARK UNIFORM SERVICES $55,709.50
11-CC-1567 GERMANTOWN, VILLAGE OF $3,374.10
11-CC-1568 WILLIAM, CLAIRE ANN $.00
11-CC-1578 R.V. CLARK D/B/A TAYLOR TRANSFER $11,135.25
11-CC-1581 APPLIED BIOSYSTEMS $3,913.20
11-CC-1584 R.V. EVANS COMPANY $2,328.20
11-CC-1587 HEARTLAND HEAD START $270.60
11-CC-1588 CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD, UDIS PROGRAM $31,579.98
11-CC-1589 SHREE JEE HOSPITALITY D/B/A COMFORT SUITES $199.80
11-CC-1590 MARTIN EQUIPMENT OF ILLINOIS, INC. $137.30
11-CC-1591 GRANT-BROWN, ARLENE $.00
11-CC-1594 AASHTO $350.00
11-CC-1595 PROSTHETIC & ORTHOTIC CARE, INC. $757.69
11-CC-1596 MEYER, JENNIFER $359.60
11-CC-1598 LAB SAFETY SUPPLY $1,700.46
11-CC-1599 INDUSTRIAL SOAP COMPANY $30.74
11-CC-1600 ANDREWIN, BERNETTA $.00
11-CC-1601 MILLER, HEPHZIBAH $145.00
11-CC-1605 ADVANTAGE NURSING SERVICES, INC. $6,575.81
11-CC-1614 MIDCOAST AVIATION $3,720.89
11-CC-1615 STENGEL, CHARLES $1,355.55
11-CC-1629 RIVERA, CHRISTOPHER J., M.D. $2,720.00
11-CC-1632 GOSHA, DENA $.00
11-CC-1636 ROBERT GILL & COMPANY, INC. $6,690.38
11-CC-1638 ALL PETS ANIMAL HOSPITAL $1,675.00
11-CC-1639 CENTRAL IL STAFFING SERVICES, LLC. D/B/A MANPOWER $267.75
11-CC-1642 ONE HOPE UNITED $147,888.35
11-CC-1645 LOYOLA UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER $95,926.35
11-CC-1646 O'HARE TOWING $62.40
11-CC-1647 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF STATE HIGHWAY & TRANSPORTATION $2,925.00
OFFICALS
11-CC-1648 DURRENBERGER, BILL $1,496.00
11-CC-1649 PROVIDENCE SERVICE CORPORATION D/B/A CAMELOT $1,072.23
CARE CENTERS
11-CC-1650 IMAGING SPECTRUM $1,419.00
11-CC-1651 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF ATTORNEY GENERAL $62.36
11-CC-1652 K & K HARDWARE & SERVICES $16.99
11-CC-1653 ADVANCED SLEEP & NEURODIAGNOSTIC SERVICES $29.95
11-CC-1654 WILLIAMSON, FELICIA $743.74
11-CC-1655 ADVANCED SLEEP & NEURODIAGNOSTIC SERVICES $36.54
11-CC-1657 WADELL, INC. D/B/A PURITAN SPRINGS WATER $83.74
11-CC-1658 RHOADES, LYNN $231.90
11-CC-1659 EXPRESS DIAGNOSTICS INTERNATIONAL $3,937.50
11-CC-1662 SIMS, BARBARA D. $.00
11-CC-1665 BOB'S SEPTIC, LLC. $195.00
11-CC-1666 MACON RESOURCES, INC. $22,874.00
11-CC-1674 SIMS, BARBARA D. $.00
11-CC-1676 DESK & DOOR NAMEPLATE COMPANY, INC. $273.00
11-CC-1704 HOWARD, RUSSELL DALE $91.00
11-CC-1705 HOWARD, NORA MELODY $91.00
11-CC-1706 MARY'S HOUSE DAYCARE $1,734.96
11-CC-1709 LITTLE CITY FOUNDATION $18,752.99
11-CC-1711 MORRIS, ANNETTE $.00
11-CC-1717 SEVILLE STAFFING, LLC. $499.50
11-CC-1720 LOCUMTENENS.COM, LLC. $213,357.00
11-CC-1722 SMITH, TANYA $.00
11-CC-1723 UHLICH CHILDREN'S ADVANTAGE NETWORK $9,370.74
11-CC-1731 PHYSICIAN SURGERY CENTER $206.40
343
11-CC-1732 CENTRAL MINE EQUIPMENT COMPANY $56.72
11-CC-1733 BERNIE'S AUTOMOTIVE $42.81
11-CC-1737 HEARTLAND WOMEN $160.00
11-CC-1741 LASER INNOVATIONS, INC. $130.00
11-CC-1742 LASER INNOVATIONS, INC. $1,932.00
11-CC-1744 LASER INNOVATIONS, INC. $7,685.70
11-CC-1745 WABASH VALLEY SERVICE COMPANY $1,112.44
11-CC-1746 WABASH VALLEY SERVICE COMPANY $386.03
11-CC-1747 CROSSROADS FORD TRUCK SALES, INC. $180.00
11-CC-1748 BRYAN, JOYCE E. $.00
11-CC-1749 BROWN, DEBRA A. $133.00
11-CC-1755 BOWSKY, LESLIE $.00
11-CC-1759 ANCHOR MECHANICAL, INC. $379.40
11-CC-1761 BAKER, HELEN A. $.00
11-CC-1762 SIMPLEXGRINNELL, LP. $2,489.00
11-CC-1766 AMERICAN METALS SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. $151.20
11-CC-1768 H & E LEASING $17,674.64
11-CC-1775 FISHER SCIENTIFIC $136.14
11-CC-1776 FISHER SCIENTIFIC $1,497.17
11-CC-1785 BREWBAKER, LORRIE A. $198.45
11-CC-1789 ATLAS COPCO COMPANY $108.00
11-CC-1790 UDELL, JACQUALINE $72.00
11-CC-1791 MEDLINE INDUSTRIES, INC. $2,405.46
11-CC-1792 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY $1,774.44
11-CC-1793 WOODSIDE, JOYCE $460.00
11-CC-1794 EMERGENCY MEDICAL PHYSICIANS OF KANKAKEE $44.41
11-CC-1795 LINCOLN CORRECTIONAL CENTER LOCALLY HELD FUND $5,115.15
11-CC-1808 COUNTY COURT REPORTERS, INC. $178.75
11-CC-1810 BROWN, RICHARD A. $1,102.81
11-CC-1812 ILLINOIS NATIONAL BANK $71,688.47
11-CC-1816 ALLIED TUBE & CONDUIT $23,618.00
11-CC-1817 WOODARD, REBECCA S. $68.00
11-CC-1824 SORLING, NORTHRUP, HANNA, CULLEN & COCHRAN, LTD $5,660.00
11-CC-1825 CARROLTON BANK & TRUST $2,347.92
11-CC-1826 SOUTH CENTRAL IL MASS TRANSIT DISTRICT $5,199.11
11-CC-1827 INTEGRYS ENERGY SERVICES, INC. $4,027.68
11-CC-1851 INTERGYS ENERGY SERVICES, INC. $40,789.08
11-CC-1862 GORDON FOOD SERVICE, INC. $4,544.70
CARE CENTERS
11-CC-1865 BROWN, BRIAN R. $180.00
11-CC-1866 BRIDGEWAY TRAINING SERVICES $32,188.00
11-CC-1870 POSTLEWAIT, JANE M. $.00
11-CC-1872 HEMP, SUSAN J. $428.50
11-CC-1873 VISTA MEDICAL CENTER EAST $38.50
11-CC-1874 EGYPTIAN ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE $750.60
11-CC-1875 J & R APPLIANCES & MECHANICAL $1,108.93
11-CC-1879 TARAGIN & BROS, LLC. $751.70
11-CC-1880 BUSINESS MACHINE AGENTS $294.28
11-CC-1882 HENDERSON, LINDA $169.91
11-CC-1883 CHURCH, CYNTHIA A. $836.00
11-CC-1884 CLARKE POWER SERVICES $1,493.47
11-CC-1885 SHELBY, LADINE $354.24
11-CC-1886 ELM CITY REHABILITATION CENTER, INC. $1,646.38
11-CC-1889 ROBBINS, CHARLES E. & MANSION VIEW, LLC. $142.36
11-CC-1891 LANSAW, CHRISTINE $536.00
11-CC-1894 CAMACHO, MARIO $82.00
11-CC-1896 SHREE JEE HOSPITALITY D/B/A COMFORT SUITES $266.40
11-CC-1900 WASHINGTON, ROGER $.00
11-CC-1901 MATRIX INTEGRATION, LLC. $300.16
11-CC-1902 SUMMERFIELD, JEAN $894.72
11-CC-1903 IPROC SPRINGFIELD, LLC. D/B/A CROWNE PLAZA $156.80
11-CC-1909 BLANKENSHIP, LURA L. $246.86
11-CC-1910 FISHER RESEARCH LABS $387.40
11-CC-1911 MCHENRY COUNTY COLLEGE $18,273.00
344
11-CC-1912 PINNACLE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP D/B/A HILTON $156.80
SPRINGFIELD
SPRINGFIELD
SPRINGFIELD
11-CC-1921 PROVENA ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL $190.00
11-CC-1922 HOLIDAY INN MT. VERNON $823.20
11-CC-1923 SOUTHEASTERN ILLINOIS ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE $77.96
11-CC-1924 FLOWERS, WILLIAM E. $168.00
SPRINGFIELD
SPRINGFIELD
SPRINGFIELD
11-CC-1935 SOUTHERN ORTHOPEDIC & ASSOCIATES, SC. $428.00
11-CC-1937 QUALITY INN & SUITES BRADLEY $159.92
11-CC-1938 PARK PLACE CENTER $389.28
11-CC-1939 BLICK ART MATERIALS $486.81
11-CC-1941 ARAMARK UNIFORM SERVICES $3,043.55
11-CC-1943 LEVI, RAY & SHOUP, INC. $378.01
LTD.
LTD.
LTD.
11-CC-1948 LANER, MUCHIN, DOMBROE, BECKER, LEVIN & TOMINBERG $5,578.70
LTD.
11-CC-1949 LANER, MUCHIN, DOMBROW, BECKER, LEVIN & TOMINBERG $350.00
LTD.
11-CC-1952 CENTRAL IL STAFFING SERVICES, LLC. D/B/A MANPOWER $1,135.06
11-CC-1953 SEGUIN SERVICES, INC. $9,125.37
11-CC-1956 MARTIN, DEBORAH $210.00
11-CC-1957 GETTINGER, INC. $251.00
11-CC-1958 LOUIS BROCKMAN COMPANY $221.45
11-CC-1959 BALLARD, HARVELLA $1,275.44
11-CC-1960 A.M. LEONARD, INC. $4,999.00
11-CC-1961 CHARLESTON TRANSITIONAL FACILITY $4,777.80
11-CC-1962 CHARLESTON TRANSITIONAL FACILITY $1,194.45
11-CC-1963 LEWIS, WALTER K. $477.28
11-CC-1964 VIOLENCE PREVENTION CENTER $5,060.11
11-CC-1965 PROVIDENCE SERVICE CORPORATION D/B/A CAMELOT CARE $537.44
CENTERS
11-CC-1966 SHELBY COUNTY COMMUNITY SERVICES, INC. $201.82
11-CC-1967 NIX, DARLENE K. $409.58
11-CC-1973 ADVOCATE MEDICAL GROUP $1,038.67
11-CC-1976 LAW & JUSTICE COMMISSION $841.83
11-CC-1978 ADVOCATE MEDICAL GROUP $211.08
11-CC-1984 CONSTABILE, FERNANDO N. $605.00
11-CC-1985 KERBER, ECK & BRAECKEL $458.25
11-CC-1994 CATHOLIC CHILDREN'S HOME $3,750.00
11-CC-1995 CATHOLIC CHILDREN'S HOME $900.00
11-CC-1996 THRESHOLDS REHABILITATION INDUSTRIES $3,725.00
11-CC-1998 COLEMAN, H. YVONNE $487.50
11-CC-2001 CHRISTIAN COUNTY, CORONER OF $1,550.00
11-CC-2004 UNIFORMS MANUFACTURING, INC. $1,053.96
11-CC-2007 NAVICO, INC. D/B/A NAVY BRAND MANUFACTURING CO $631.25
11-CC-2008 LASER ELECTRIC, INC. $204.06
11-CC-2009 INTERNATIONAL FILTER MANUFACTURING $319.92
11-CC-2010 ST. MARTIN DE PORRES $2,062.68
11-CC-2011 SZERLETICH, WILLIAM K. $199.80
11-CC-2012 CHESTER CLINIC $39.99
11-CC-2013 AIRCRAFT SPRUCE & SPECIALTY COMPANY $105.43
11-CC-2015 MCKESSON HEALTH SOLUTIONS $431,338.74
11-CC-2017 BUCHANAN, CARRISSA $340.00
11-CC-2018 MYERS & STAUFFER, LC. $1,251.62
11-CC-2019 COULON-LYONS FAMILY FUNERAL HOMES $2,201.00
345
11-CC-2020 SANFORD, JAMES $106.00
11-CC-2021 KINSETH HOSPITALITY $512.63
11-CC-2025 HAYES, ROBERT $209.00
11-CC-2026 ANCHOR MECHANICAL, INC. $1,988.00
11-CC-2032 BALDWIN REPORTING SERVICES $2,601.10
11-CC-2034 SIGNATURE FLIGHT SUPPORT $381.10
11-CC-2041 PER MAR SECURITY SERVICES $605.10
11-CC-2051 ADA S. MCKINLEY COMM. SERVICES D/B/A GENESIS $1,548.00
THERAPY CENTER
11-CC-2052 HEPHZIBAH CHILDREN'S ASSOCIATION $10,763.68
11-CC-2054 HEPHZIBAH CHILDREN'S ASSOCIATION $818.09
11-CC-2056 HEPHZIBAH CHILDREN'S ASSOCIATION $4,443.09
11-CC-2057 PLANO, CITY OF $34.39
11-CC-2058 ANRON ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. $6,789.69
11-CC-2060 ELM CITY REHABILITATION CENTER, INC. $4,856.80
11-CC-2062 AUTOMATIC BUILDING CONTROLS, LLC. $1,262.50
11-CC-2063 MALTBIA, LISA $.00
11-CC-2066 PLATTNER ORTHOPEDIC COMPANY $566.38
11-CC-2067 ROGY'S GINGERBREAD HOUSE, INC. $661.10
11-CC-2068 CHESTER CLINIC $13.75
11-CC-2069 LASER ELECTRIC, INC. $322.60
11-CC-2070 AHITOW, RODNEY J. $183.00
11-CC-2072 W.W. GRAINGER, INC. $46,159.20
11-CC-2076 DEAF COMMUNICATION BY INNOVATION $375.00
11-CC-2083 DOLAN, JENNIFER $3,000.00
11-CC-2086 ST. CLAIR COUNTY $3,116.27
11-CC-2087 ST. CLAIR COUNTY $8,339.16
11-CC-2088 GENANDT, GREGORY A. $4,438.50
11-CC-2090 HERNANDEZ, EDGAR $.00
11-CC-2091 MENTAL HEALTH CENTER OF CHAMPAIGN COUNTY $2,857.00
11-CC-2093 SHEAR, DENA $509.04
11-CC-2096 ST. MARGARET'S HEALTH $28,800.00
11-CC-2097 CLARK, BEVERLY $3,513.70
11-CC-2098 SCBAS, INC. $401.00
11-CC-2100 ADVANTAGE AMBULANCE, INC. $240.00
11-CC-2101 HEARTLAND OFFICE SUPPLY $74.21
11-CC-2103 LABORATORY CORPORATION OF AMERICA HOLDINGS $104.00
11-CC-2106 CHICAGO STATE UNIVERSITY $21.00
11-CC-2108 INGALLS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL $2,933.25
11-CC-2109 ALTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL $811.00
11-CC-2110 ALTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL $1,094.00
11-CC-2124 SUPREME LAUNDRY SERVICE, LLC. $465.46
11-CC-2133 WINGATE HOTEL $87.99
11-CC-2171 PEORIA COUNTY HEALTH DEPT $553.60
11-CC-2172 JAMES, SHEREA $.00
11-CC-2177 ROGERS, PHILIPPE $101.03
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346
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11-CC-2200 BLICKLE, JACKIE $404.80
11-CC-2203 NOBEL EDUCATION DYNAMICS $354.76
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11-CC-2224 SLIGAR, GENE K. $825.00
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11-CC-2226 ILLINOIS STATE TOLL HIGHWAY AUTHORITY $3.80
11-CC-2227 GILSON ENTERPRISES, INC. $1,366.40
11-CC-2229 GILSON ENTERPRISES, INC. $643.15
11-CC-2232 JIMENEZ, RUBEN $48.00
11-CC-2233 FERRELLGAS $1,220.93
11-CC-2234 LAKE GENEVA FRESH AIR ASSOCIATION INC. D/B/A $260.35
HOLIDAY HOME CAMP
11-CC-2235 LAKE GENEVA FRESH AIR ASSOCIATION INC. D/B/A $260.35
HOLIDAY HOME CAMP
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11-CC-2256 HUMAN SERVICE CENTER $3,716.47
11-CC-2257 HAYES, ROBERT $227.10
11-CC-2258 ILLINOIS SCHOOL FOR THE VISUALLY IMPAIRED $15.00
11-CC-2259 MID AMERICA RADIOLOGY $8.50
11-CC-2260 LETTERLY, KIM $.00
11-CC-2262 MARTIN BROTHERS IMPLEMENT COMPANY $19.74
11-CC-2263 OPERATION SNOWBALL, INC. $14,812.00
11-CC-2264 ILLINOIS ALCOHOLISM & DRUG DEPENDENCE ASSOCIATI $19,384.00
11-CC-2273 NESTLE USA, INC. $1,005.60
11-CC-2274 BUREAU COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT $3,608.69
11-CC-2275 UNITED ACCESS OF SPRINGFIELD, IL, LLC. $2,380.00
11-CC-2277 MES ILLINOIS $6,427.10
11-CC-2279 ADCO ADVERTISING AGENCY $30,000.00
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11-CC-2291 EFFINGHAM BUILDERS SUPPLY $172.60
11-CC-2293 WILLIAMS, ANTHONY $100.50
11-CC-2294 OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL $25,834.00
11-CC-2298 BECK BUS TRANSPORTATION CORPORATION $1,236.96
11-CC-2299 WATERMAN, VIRGINIA L. $350.00
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11-CC-2303 RIGG, SHELBY S. $350.00
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11-CC-2312 ARCHAMBO, SUSAN L. $350.00
11-CC-2313 BLACK, DORIS I. $350.00
11-CC-2314 ALDERTON, LYNN E. $350.00
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11-CC-2325 HANKINS, MICHELLE L. $350.00
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11-CC-2328 DAGGS, DOROTHY C. $350.00
11-CC-2329 SULLIVAN, TAMARA J. $350.00
11-CC-2330 HARTLEY, BECKY L. $350.00
11-CC-2331 LEVI, RAY & SHOUP, INC. $317.17
11-CC-2332 HENDERSON, MARVA E. $350.00
11-CC-2333 KINDHART, FELICIA M. $350.00
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11-CC-2339 ALVIN EADES CENTER, INC. $2,448.69
11-CC-2340 LPS EXPRESS, INC. $535.49
11-CC-2344 JOHN DEERE COMPANY $112.08
347
11-CC-2349 ZIMMERMAN, LORI $350.00
11-CC-2354 DANKA FINANCIAL SERVICES $42.97
11-CC-2359 DANKA FINANCIAL SERVICES $10,896.60
11-CC-2369 WEISS, SUSAN J. $350.00
11-CC-2371 ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY $2,609.34
11-CC-2373 WHITE, SIMONE $156.45
11-CC-2375 ACHIEVEMENT UNLIMITED, INC. $1,840.25
11-CC-2377 CONRAD COMPANY $161.00
11-CC-2378 CRAFTMASTER HARDWARE $33.00
11-CC-2379 GREGORY, PATRICIA A. $350.00
11-CC-2383 JESSEN, MALEA $40.00
11-CC-2384 NEAL, CHERYL P. $37.87
11-CC-2385 VERITEXT CHICAGO REPORTING COMPANY $2,375.00
11-CC-2387 SHANKS, CATHERINE A. $350.00
11-CC-2395 WOLF, TANYA $350.00
11-CC-2397 AREA DISPOSAL SERVICE, INC. $121.47
11-CC-2402 MAXIMA SUPPLY, LLC. $704.00
11-CC-2431 NORTHSHORE SENIOR CENTER $3,312.61
11-CC-2435 PRINCETON REAL ESTATE HOLDINGS, LLC. $19,427.93
11-CC-2436 GOEHL, KATHY R. $350.00
11-CC-2437 WARD, JACQUELINE $1,221.23
11-CC-2438 BLIEFNICK, DAWN M. $534.20
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11-CC-2446 ENGLUND, JOSPHINE $350.00
11-CC-2447 GARR, WILMA C. $350.00
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11-CC-2453 VOSS TRANSCRIPTION, INC. $71.35
11-CC-2455 LAMONT, REBECCA A. $134.80
11-CC-2456 JOHANSEN, STEVEN, PH.D. $952.22
11-CC-2457 GULF SOUTH MEDICAL SUPPLY $409.20
11-CC-2458 LOVE, ANN MARIE $935.00
11-CC-2459 HANCOCK COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT $2,088.00
11-CC-2460 IMAGETEC LP $3,016.22
11-CC-2461 BROWN, ETHELYN $.00
11-CC-2463 SMOKY JENNINGS CHEVROLET, INC. $428.71
11-CC-2464 CASADY, RHONDA $2,602.00
11-CC-2480 WAYNE WHITE COUNTIES ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE $1,015.00
11-CC-2482 THORNTON, ADDIE $94.94
11-CC-2483 GLASS SPECIALTY COMPANY, INC. $472.00
11-CC-2487 VERMILION COUNTY HEALTH DEPTARTMENT $8,645.38
11-CC-2488 MID CENTRAL MEDICAL, INC. D/B/A AMERICAN MEDICAL $95.32
SUPPLY & SERVICE CO.
11-CC-2491 ANDERSON OVERHEAD DOOR $103.50
11-CC-2494 MCHUGH, KATHRYN A. $297.28
11-CC-2495 SMOKY JENNINGS CHEVROLET, INC. $118.02
11-CC-2496 SOUTHSTAR SERVICES $344.06
11-CC-2498 FANNING, ROBERT L. $63.80
11-CC-2500 ORTHOPEDIC CENTER OF ILLINOIS $175.00
11-CC-2502 LOYOLA UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER $7,114.69
348
11-CC-2504 VISION SQUARE $242.00
11-CC-2505 LEBLANC, BRENDA F. $96.00
11-CC-2506 JERSEYVILLE MOTOR COMPANY, INC. $106.50
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11-CC-2509 RILEY-BURKE PROFETIZA P. $.00
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11-CC-2524 GILBERT, THEODORE H. $218.40
11-CC-2525 SLUCARE $161.10
11-CC-2526 PEAK TECHNOLOGIES $396.65
11-CC-2527 LEMING, KATHY A. $142.50
11-CC-2529 CORAZON COMMUNITY SERVICES $28,125.00
11-CC-2530 KIRCHNER, GLORIA J. $676.00
11-CC-2531 BRAHLER TIRE MART, INC. $142.45
11-CC-2532 METROPOLITAN ORTHOPEDICS, LTD. $96.61
11-CC-2535 PERRY COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE $5,000.00
11-CC-2537 HOU OVNIK, GRACE B. $476.50
11-CC-2538 KORELLIS SYSTEMS CONTROL, INC. $11,788.22
11-CC-2539 UNION COUNTY AMBULANCE SERVICE $286.89
11-CC-2540 UNION COUNTY AMBULANCE SERVICE $12,865.43
11-CC-2542 EDWARDS, MONICA P. $798.40
11-CC-2543 WHITMORE HERNANDEZ, JEANNIE $520.00
11-CC-2544 EVANS, CAROL $1,443.00
11-CC-2548 WOODARD, AYLEENE $.00
11-CC-2549 N.J.N. DEVELOPMENT, LLC. $3,593.32
11-CC-2552 IMAGING PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL $56.00
11-CC-2556 CHILDREN'S HOME ASSOCIATION OF ILLINOIS $2,250.00
11-CC-2568 JCF REAL ESTATE $172,650.24
11-CC-2569 WICHMANN-KLAWITTER REPORTING, LTD. $452.50
11-CC-2571 FASTENAL COMPANY $1,656.00
11-CC-2573 STATE JOURNAL REGISTER $812.00
11-CC-2574 ROBBINS, CHARLES E. & MANSION VIEW, LLC. $1,411.20
11-CC-2575 HILLIER STORAGE & MOVING COMPANY $9,431.00
11-CC-2576 CENTER FOR COMPREHENSIVE SERVICES, INC. $661.12
11-CC-2577 CENTER FOR COMPREHENSIVE SERVICES, INC. $1,122.66
349
11-CC-2624 HOUSE CALLS COUNSELING $423.96
11-CC-2629 RESURRECTION HEALTH CARE D/B/A ST MARY OF NAZARETH $12,264.25
11-CC-2631 CABANESS AND ZIMBRO, INC. D/B/A BLACK DIAMOND $927.65
HARLEY-DAVIDSON
11-CC-2632 PLOTT, SHEILA K. $350.00
11-CC-2635 MID-CONTINENT UNIVERSITY $3,780.00
11-CC-2636 H.J. EPPEL & COMPANY, INC. $2,280.00
11-CC-2637 REYNOLDS, PAULA O/B/O JACK MABLEY DEVELOPMENT $159.65
CENTER
11-CC-2638 ENNIS PAINT, INC. $83,700.00
11-CC-2641 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE $396.00
11-CC-2674 TOOMEY REPORTING $2,986.50
11-CC-2686 DUCEY, IRIS L. $437.31
11-CC-2687 ROBERT YOUNG CENTER $400.00
11-CC-2688 CARLSON, SUMMER D/B/A ASL SOURCE $1,173.10
11-CC-2689 BERUMEN, BRISA $.00
11-CC-2692 ROBERT YOUNG CENTER $7,709.02
11-CC-2693 LINCOLN LAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE $520.00
11-CC-2694 ROBERT YOUNG CENTER $2,761.44
11-CC-2695 BARR, CANDACE $278.00
11-CC-2698 RENACER LATINO, INC. $18,495.00
11-CC-2699 GAREDA DIVERSIFIED BUSINESS SERVICES, INC. $40,502.01
11-CC-2700 CABANESS AND ZIMBRO, INC. D/B/A BLACK DIAMOND $9,253.04
HARLEY-DAVIDSON
11-CC-2702 HAMILTON COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT $4,364.74
11-CC-2703 AVON, VILLAGE OF $588.00
11-CC-2704 LESSIE BATES DAVIS NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE $22,594.00
11-CC-2706 SI ADVERTISING, INC. $8,000.00
11-CC-2707 CARRIER CORPORATION $9,989.79
11-CC-2709 ACCURATE MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS, INC. $444.00
11-CC-2710 AMERICAN COURIER SERVICE, INC. $132.10
11-CC-2724 GATEWAY FOUNDATION $16,292.56
11-CC-2725 PIKE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT $704.50
11-CC-2735 BRH BUILDERS $884.26
11-CC-2737 BIERIG, STEVEN M. $1,712.50
11-CC-2739 COMMUNITY COUNSELING CENTERS OF CHICAGO $45,653.53
11-CC-2740 CAMBELL, CASSANDRA $.00
11-CC-2741 MILLER, ANNA S. $168.00
11-CC-2742 CENTRAL IL KIDNEY & DIALYSIS $85.64
11-CC-2743 ROY WALKER COMMUNICATIONS, INC. $38.90
11-CC-2744 HOLLIDAY, ROSE M. $306.00
11-CC-2745 QUICK, ALLISON $220.00
350
11-CC-2748 WATERSTRADT, MANDELINE M. $900.00
11-CC-2749 SANDERS, MAHLON $299.50
11-CC-2750 M.J. KELLNER COMPANY, INC. $881.76
11-CC-2751 M.J. KELLNER COMPANY, INC. $2,829.75
11-CC-2765 WISS, GAIL M. $1,014.60
11-CC-2766 EQUIPMENT DEPOT OF ILLINOIS $1,316.56
11-CC-2767 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS, COMPTROLLER BOARD OF $15,053.49
TRUSTEES
11-CC-2768 SEMOPTICS, LTD. $1,065.00
11-CC-2769 CAPITOL STRATEGIES CONSULTING, INC. $222.67
11-CC-2770 ZHOU, WENDY $24.30
11-CC-2771 MILLER, DONALD A. $350.00
11-CC-2772 JOHNSON, GRANT R. $350.00
11-CC-2773 AIRGAS MIDAMERICA $49.96
11-CC-2775 COOK COUNTY RECORDER OF DEEDS $2,926.00
11-CC-2778 BALDWIN, CARRIE M. $350.00
11-CC-2779 GIL HEBARD GUNS, INC. $280.82
11-CC-2780 GIL HEBARD GUNS, INC. $73.70
11-CC-2781 BRATSCH, JOYCE A. $1,129.30
11-CC-2782 WEBB JEFFREY O/B/O LITTLE EGYPT COUNSELING $285.25
11-CC-2783 OLNEY DAILY MAIL $214.20
11-CC-2784 YOUTH CAMPUS $2,132.10
11-CC-2785 YOUTH SERVICES NETWORK $15,357.00
11-CC-2788 AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES $1,634.00
11-CC-2789 FORD-LINCOLN-MERCURY, INC. $1,732.53
11-CC-2791 SEQUOIA CONSULTING GROUP $2,000.00
11-CC-2797 ST. MARY OF NAZARETH HOSPITAL D/B/A HOLY FAMILY $14,092.00
MEDICAL CENTER
MEDICAL CENTER
MEDICAL CENTER
11-CC-2800 OUR LADY OF RESURRECTION MEDICAL CENTER $5,879.88
MEDICAL CENTER
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11-CC-2804 CANDLEWOOD SUITES $548.80
11-CC-2805 WILLIAMS, CLARA SUZANNE $350.00
11-CC-2820 HUELSMANN, RUSSELL D. $50.30
11-CC-2821 JEFFREY ALANS $46.86
11-CC-2883 PLAZAS, CARLOS A., PH.D. $997.71
11-CC-2886 HILLIER STORAGE & MOVING COMPANY $192.90
11-CC-2887 OHIO RIVER YOUTH SERVICE NETWORK, INC. $14,551.00
351
11-CC-2889 UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY $6,059.60
11-CC-2891 SEGUIN SERVICES, INC. $998.20
11-CC-2894 PROGRESSIVE ELECTRIC, INC. $198.93
11-CC-2895 CONNOR COMPANY $1,403.45
11-CC-2896 CENTRAL IL CYCLE COMPANY, INC. D/B/A SPORTLAND $410.78
MOTORSPORTS
11-CC-2898 NAKITTO, SCHOLASTICA M. $.00
11-CC-2905 DURBIN, KRIS A. $350.00
11-CC-2906 SANGUAN SAPTHAVEE, M.D. S.C. $510.00
11-CC-2908 MILLAN, MICHAEL M. $106.05
11-CC-2910 COLLINS, JUDITH $80.00
11-CC-2912 CHICAGO CHILD CARE SOCIETY $5,337.11
11-CC-2914 HOLYCROSS LUTHERAN CHILD CARE CENTER $3,788.40
11-CC-2917 SAF-T-GARD $11,185.64
11-CC-2918 MENARD, INC. $124.08
11-CC-2930 CUMMINGS, RONALD L. $84.00
11-CC-2931 SPARTA FORD-MERCURY, INC. $72.32
11-CC-2932 SPARTA FORD-MERCURY, INC. $791.65
11-CC-2936 BROWN, ANTHONY L., M.D. $49.05
11-CC-2937 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS PSYCHIATRY, LLC. $200.00
11-CC-2939 THEOBALD, JENNIFER $1,245.30
11-CC-2943 PEORIA, CITY OF $1,090.41
11-CC-2945 TAB PRODUCTS COMPANY, LLC. D/B/A AMES $193.48
11-CC-2954 MCLAUGHLIN, KATHLEEN $350.00
11-CC-2956 GRAY, LORI A. $478.00
11-CC-2958 COOK COUNTY ADULT PROBATION DEPARTMENT $120,000.00
11-CC-2959 AMERICAN MEDICAL SUPPLY & SERVICE COMPANY $650.00
11-CC-2960 PARKLAND COLLEGE $2,952.00
11-CC-2961 MCDONOUGH COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT $10,246.00
11-CC-2963 WEBB, ALBERTA $986.80
11-CC-2966 MATTES, JACOB $160.00
11-CC-2967 MORRIS, SUSAN $43.00
11-CC-2968 DAVIS, MARCUS $115.00
11-CC-2969 HINCKLEY SPRINGS $94.01
11-CC-2970 HINCKLEY SPRINGS $42.55
11-CC-2971 SAFE HARBOR FAMILY CRISIS CENTER $18,700.00
11-CC-2973 HERITAGE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CENTER $1,206.47
11-CC-2974 HERITAGE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CENTER $320.09
11-CC-2978 GRAHAM MEDICAL GROUP $57.00
11-CC-2984 KORNOSKI-DUVALL, CHARLENE R. $543.75
11-CC-2986 VEIHL, SUSAN $350.00
11-CC-2988 HENRY NELCH & SON COMPANY $264.60
11-CC-2990 MIDWEST MOVING & STORAGE, INC. $3,336.00
11-CC-2991 LEVITAN & ASSOCIATES, INC. $496,988.00
352
11-CC-3003 SKIP-A-LONG CHILD DEVELOPMENT SERVICES $541.20
11-CC-3004 ACH DIRECT $343.49
11-CC-3005 ACH DIRECT $149.11
11-CC-3006 ACH DIRECT $273.55
11-CC-3008 UNISOURCE WORLDWIDE, INC. $5,580.00
11-CC-3013 METROPOLITAN WATER RECLAMATION DISTRICT OF GREATER $238.24
CHICAGO
11-CC-3014 METROPOLITAN WATER RECLAMATION DISTRICT OF GREATER $1,039.60
CHICAGO
11-CC-3017 BOBBY E. WRIGHT COMPREHENSIVE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH $33,897.00
CENTER, INC.
11-CC-3022 PERKINS, DEBORAH $.00
11-CC-3026 MCINTOSH, MELISSA $350.00
11-CC-3027 RTD MOTORSPORTS $248.85
11-CC-3028 AVANCER, LLC. $7,422.48
11-CC-3029 GLEESON, ANDREW $423.75
11-CC-3030 AUTOMATIC DOORS, INC. $195.00
11-CC-3031 CARL SANDBURG COLLEGE $70.00
11-CC-3033 DUPAGE COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT $16,390.00
11-CC-3035 NATIONAL ECONOMIC RESEARCH ASSOCIATES, INC. $850,000.00
11-CC-3037 JACKSON, AMY $415.00
11-CC-3040 BIERIG, STEVEN M. $1,000.00
11-CC-3042 TALBOTT HOTEL $312.24
11-CC-3043 PASSAVANT MEMORIAL AREA HOSPITAL $403.08
11-CC-3044 WINTERS, JAY A. $700.92
11-CC-3046 MATTHEW BENDER & COMPANY, INC. $170.92
11-CC-3047 UNISOURCE WORLDWIDE, INC. $169.91
11-CC-3051 GOLD WATER INDUSTRIES, INC. $3,776.64
11-CC-3052 MARION FORD, INC. $510.55
11-CC-3058 PALMER-THOMAS, DEBORAH $494.90
11-CC-3059 EDWARD DON & COMPANY $437.78
11-CC-3060 PROVENA ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL $1,370.28
11-CC-3062 CHC MOTEL PARTNERS, INC. D/B/A RAMADA SPRINGFIELD $77.28
NORTH
11-CC-3063 LEGGS, SHARON R. $.00
11-CC-3066 HUBER COMMERCIAL, INC. $3,597.64
11-CC-3070 PALMER, LATRICE L. $347.60
11-CC-3078 SMALLWOOD, ROSALIE M. $300.61
11-CC-3079 DEJA, ROBERT $66.75
11-CC-3097 NORTHWEST SPECIAL RECREATION ASSOCIATION $28.75
11-CC-3100 THRIVE COUNSELING CENTER $3,342.84
11-CC-3104 SHORE COMMUNITY SERVICES, INC. $191.26
11-CC-3108 BRIDGEWAY, INC. $28.51
11-CC-3109 SHORE COMMUNITY SERVICES, INC. $7,834.07
11-CC-3125 SOUTHSIDE CHRISTIAN COUNSELING CENTER $36,696.96
11-CC-3127 MIDWEST EYE CENTER, SC. $102.00
11-CC-3128 AMEREN IP $40.00
11-CC-3130 SHEARCH DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER $3,607.11
353
11-CC-3137 HELP AT HOME, INC. $9,550.00
11-CC-3141 COOTS MATERIALS COMPANY $602.01
11-CC-3142 UNITED ANALYTICAL SERVICES, INC. $700.00
11-CC-3143 XPEDX $179.91
11-CC-3144 PARAGON DEVELOPMENT SYSTEMS, INC. $1,147.81
11-CC-3145 MALCOLM EATON ENTERPRISES $457.86
11-CC-3150 MCELROY, NARJA $220.00
11-CC-3151 DUNN, DAWN $126.50
11-CC-3152 PEORIA, CITY OF $12,600.00
11-CC-3153 PEORIA, CITY OF $3,146.00
11-CC-3156 MARTINEZ, JESSICA $.00
11-CC-3157 WABASH COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT $1,532.34
11-CC-3158 LEEDA SERVICES OF ILLINOIS, INC. $65,463.85
11-CC-3166 CARLE CLINIC ASSOCIATION $750.00
11-CC-3168 MANSFIELD ELECTRIC COMPANY $521.35
11-CC-3188 BRIDGEWAY TRAINING SERVICES $342.70
11-CC-3191 ECOLAB PEST ELIMINATION $733.25
11-CC-3192 DAVIS, MARY K., PETTY CASH CUSTODIAN, SCHUYLER $94.09
COUNTY FCRC
11-CC-3193 JAZZY SERVICES, INC. $2,926.80
11-CC-3196 ELM CITY REHABILITATION CENTER, INC. $237.68
11-CC-3197 FORD SQUARE OF MOUNT VERNON, LTD. $64.46
11-CC-3230 REUSCHEL, THERESA A. $121.00
11-CC-3232 MALCOLM EATON ENTERPRISES $187.88
11-CC-3240 CONFERENCE TECHNOLOGIES, INC. $10,645.00
11-CC-3245 ALL PRO OFFICE TECHNOLOGY, INC. $247.50
11-CC-3246 W.W. GRAINGER, INC. $773.88
11-CC-3248 COUNTON LEARNING CENTERS, INC. $3,604.00
11-CC-3252 ECNERET FAMILY SERVICES $7,000.00
11-CC-3253 MARYVILLE ACADEMY $1,500.00
11-CC-3257 BETHANY FOR CHILDREN & FAMILIES $180.46
11-CC-3260 SAVAGE, SHARON $262.50
11-CC-3261 METRO MEDICAL SERVICES, INC. $495.00
11-CC-3264 AGE OPTIONS $800.00
11-CC-3265 CONRTERAS, ROSA A. $.00
11-CC-3266 MCGUIRE'S II, LLC. PAID THROUGH
354
11CC3266
11-CC-3268 MCGUIRE'S II, LLC. $112.00
11CC3266
11-CC-3276 OLDHAM GROUP $502.50
11-CC-3285 MENTAL HEALTH CENTERS OF WESTERN ILLINOIS $812.54
11-CC-3288 JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL COURIER $64.89
11-CC-3289 BELSON COMPANY $305.73
11-CC-3292 COMMUNITY COUNSELING CENTER $1,175.20
11-CC-3293 HUMAN SUPPORT SERVICES $507.97
11-CC-3295 DOYLE PLUMBING & HEATING COMPANY $85.73
11-CC-3296 DOYLE PLUMBING & HEATING COMPANY $435.60
11-CC-3297 COMMUNITY SERVICE OPTIONS FOR ROCK ISLAND & MERCER $322.74
COUNTIES
11-CC-3298 MCHENRY COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT $6,255.06
11-CC-3299 OFFICE DEPOT $1,541.96
11-CC-3300 OFFICE DEPOT $1,138.29
11-CC-3302 PBS LEARNING INSTITUTE, INC. $51.12
11-CC-3303 NORTH CENTRAL BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SYSTEMS, INC. $1,039.61
11-CC-3305 CHESTNUT HEALTH SYSTEMS $2,103.38
11-CC-3307 YANNIAS, KATHLEEN C. $160.00
11-CC-3308 PROVENA ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL $1,795.64
11-CC-3309 COMMUNITY ELEMENTS, INC. $877.38
11-CC-3310 SENTINEL INSECT CONTROL, INC. $176.72
11-CC-3311 SPECIALTY FLOORS, INC. $79.99
11-CC-3329 TIERRA ENVIRONMENTAL $800.00
11-CC-3333 LORETTO HOSPITAL $416.45
11-CC-3334 RESURRECTION BEHAVIORAL HEALTH $325.00
11-CC-3336 SEARCH DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER $4,231.15
11-CC-3337 HCN HOMES, INC. $288.00
11-CC-3369 MIDWEST BANK NOTE COMPANY $420.76
11-CC-3378 JOHNSON CONTROLS, INC. $1,442.75
11-CC-3380 ANDERSON, RASOR & PARTNERS, LLP. $2,257.96
11-CC-3381 INGRAM ELECTRICAL SERVICES, INC. $163.35
11-CC-3382 ALLENDALE ASSOCIATION $4,808.61
11-CC-3383 INGRAM ELECTRICAL SERVICES, INC. $176.58
11-CC-3390 FOX RIVER FOODS, INC. $326.60
11-CC-3394 MCLEAN COUNTY CENTER $1,318.58
11-CC-3395 MCKESSON HEALTH SOLUTIONS $1,304,005.27
11-CC-3396 MENTAL HEALTH CENTERS OF CENTRAL ILLINOIS $987.08
11-CC-3397 BUSTER SANITATION SERVICE $254.22
11-CC-3406 ROMERO, RAYMUNDO $318.00
11-CC-3408 COMPREHENSIVE THERAPEUTICS $1,776.13
355
11-CC-3409 NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY $288.60
11-CC-3410 CREASEY PRINTING SERVICES $386.89
11-CC-3411 CREASEY PRINTING SERVICES $94.76
11-CC-3414 CHARLESTON TRANSITIONAL FACILITY $500.57
11-CC-3415 BALLARD COMPANIES, INC. $237.02
11-CC-3416 BETHEL NEW LIFE, INC. $6,550.37
11-CC-3417 DAVE'S LOCKSMITH SERVICE $1,059.00
11-CC-3420 CHICAGO NORTH SHORE LODGING ASSOCIATES $108.41
11-CC-3421 MEDFORD OIL COMPANY $1,149.75
11-CC-3422 RHODES TOWER ACQUISITION, LLC. $60.76
11-CC-3423 RAY ALDERMAN & SONS, INC. $667.26
11-CC-3424 NUMBERS AUTOMATION $139.00
11-CC-3425 DENNIS A. WYSONG ON-LINE SECURITY SYSTEMS, LLC $1,404.13
.
11-CC-3426 ASSOCIATED COURT REPORTERS $1,872.95
11-CC-3427 MORAN GRAPHICS, INC. D/B/A ALPHA GRAPHICS $409.26
11-CC-3429 AT & T TELECONFERENCE SERVICES $268.37
11-CC-3430 FOREST PRESERVE DISTRICT OF DUPAGE COUNTY $2,045.00
11-CC-3433 GLENKIRK D/B/A OPPORTUNITY SECURE DATA DESTRUCTION $1,413.70
11-CC-3434 ALSCO $290.24
11-CC-3435 CONSULTANT'S CONSORTIUM, LTD. $960.00
11-CC-3436 MIDWEST EYE CENTER, SC. $75.32
11-CC-3437 INTOXIMETERS, INC. $2,695.00
11-CC-3438 INTOXIMETERS, INC. $14,920.00
11-CC-3439 BRIMMER MECHANICAL $649.63
11-CC-3442 EVIDENT, INC. $400.05
11-CC-3456 COUSERT, GREGORY D. $566.09
11-CC-3457 MARY DAVID DETENTION HOME $920.00
11-CC-3458 ANCEL, GLINK, DIAMOND, BUSH, DICIANNI & KRAFTHEFER PC $624.55
11-CC-3459 PATTERSON COMMERCIAL FLOORING, INC. $19,040.00
11-CC-3467 ILLINOIS VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE $611.50
11-CC-3472 HUPP INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES $5,081.25
11-CC-3473 NORTHSIDE COMMUNITY BANK $694.00
11-CC-3474 NORTHSIDE COMMUNITY BANK $694.00
11-CC-3476 ASSOCIATION FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED OF $382.05
WOODFORD COUNTY
11-CC-3479 SALAZAR, LOUISA $.00
11-CC-3484 BOBBIE MCCOY $579.23
11-CC-3491 MAXIMUS, INC. $6,205.00
11-CC-3492 MAXIMUS, INC. $36,074.00
11-CC-3493 MAXIMUS, INC. $1,218.00
11-CC-3494 EQUIPMENT DEPOT OF ILLINOIS $173.83
11-CC-3495 NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY, BOARD OF TRUSTEE $4,800.00
S
11-CC-3496 BIOTECH X-RAY, INC. $228.99
11-CC-3497 KATHRYN BYRNE $.00
11-CC-3498 SPORTSFIELDS, INC. $547.97
11-CC-3500 CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF CHICAGO $306.13
11-CC-3501 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY $586.05
11-CC-3503 BUSS LANDSCAPE COMPANY, INC. $1,392.81
11-CC-3505 SCHNELL, DANIEL J. $254.10
11-CC-3509 SPRINGFIELD METRO SANITARY DISTRICT $360.15
11-CC-3510 FIRST HEALTH LIFE & HEALTH INSURANCE COMPANY $5,641.20
11-CC-3511 HENKE MANUFACTURING CORPORATION $4,455.67
11-CC-3516 COOK COUNTY BUREAU OF HEALTH SERVICES $2,600.00
11-CC-3517 TIPTON, CANDICE A. $1,489.98
356
11-CC-3521 ALPHA BAKING COMPANY, INC. $147.80
11-CC-3523 LANER, MUCHIN, DOMBROW, BECKER, LEVIN & TOMINBERG $588.37
LTD.
11-CC-3524 COMPASS GROUP D/B/A CANTEEN CORRECTION SERVICES $24,794.50
11-CC-3526 CHICAGO CHILDREN'S CENTER FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH $109,200.00
A.K.A. STREAMWOOD BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
11-CC-3527 MPH INDUSTRIES, INC. $2,436.36
11-CC-3528 MID AMERICA AUDIOLOGY GROUP $1,495.00
11-CC-3529 ILLINOIS SCHOOL FOR THE VISUALLY IMPAIRED $148.01
11-CC-3532 LAW BULLETIN PUBLISHING COMPANY $1,249.95
11-CC-3535 LAW BULLETIN PUBLISHING COMPANY $240.73
11-CC-3536 CABAY & COMPANY, INC. $1,202.15
11-CC-3554 ELISABETH LUDEMAN CENTER RESOURCE UNIT $41.98
11-CC-3555 ILLINOIS DEPT. OF HUMAN SERVICES D/B/A HOWE CENTER $121.59
11-CC-3557 OLDHAM GROUP $549.61
11-CC-3558 DEERPATH INVESTMENTS $783.72
11-CC-3559 SEROLOGICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE $188.18
11-CC-3561 LUTHERAN CHILD & FAMILY SERVICES OF ILLINOIS $309.18
11-CC-3562 COOK COUNTY SHERIFF $2,764.00
11-CC-3563 MCKINNEY, PAMELA K. $4,764.32
11-CC-3564 CUMBERLAND ASSOCIATES, INC. $294.28
11-CC-3565 BIODEX MEDICAL SYSTEMS, INC. $418.10
11-CC-3566 FOLEY-TICHENOR, JILL $561.00
11-CC-3567 MARYVILLE ACADEMY $750.00
11-CC-3568 MARYVILLE ACADEMY $900.00
11-CC-3570 FOLEY-TICHENOR, JILL $.00
11-CC-3571 BONNELL INDUSTRIES, INC. $11,005.00
11-CC-3572 JUVENILE COURT CENTER $57.00
11-CC-3573 RBS, INC. $2,784.73
11-CC-3574 VALUE OPTIONS $318,565.00
11-CC-3575 SLUCARE $853.00
11-CC-3576 GRUMISH CHIROPRACTIC OFFICES $484.72
11-CC-3580 ECKER CENTER $893.21
11-CC-3581 PRECISION SERVICE & PARTS, INC. $2,754.67
11-CC-3582 PRECISION SERVICE & PARTS, INC. $1,678.17
11-CC-3584 DOUGHERTY, BRIAN $2,581.96
11-CC-3585 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF STATE DIRECTORS OF $7,393.10
DEVELOPMENT
11-CC-3586 PEDERSEN GMC TRUCK $374.67
11-CC-3591 JACKSON OPHTHALMOLOGIC AS $442.00
11-CC-3597 BRINK, KIMBERLY R. $350.00
11-CC-3598 EYE SURGEONS ASSOCIATES $20.00
11-CC-3601 WELLCARE PRESCRIPTION INSURANCE, INC. $5,249.09
11-CC-3603 300 W. ADAMS MANAGEMENT, LLC. $6,088.08
11-CC-3605 DOWNEY, DOUG $874.62
11-CC-3606 ALEXANDER, TRACY $350.00
11-CC-3607 FOX, KATHRYN L. $350.00
11-CC-3608 KRIESEL, LINDA $510.00
11-CC-3609 BUTLER, ALECIA $.00
11-CC-3610 SIMPLEXGRINNELL, LP. $386.62
11-CC-3611 JC TECHNOLOGY D/B/A ACE COMPUTERS $425.74
11-CC-3632 PHYSICIANS RECORD COMPANY $1,355.62
11-CC-3634 BALICH, CHRIST T. $77.00
11-CC-3635 BALICH, CHRIST T. $50.00
11-CC-3636 SUPREME ELECTRIC COMPANY $684.00
11-CC-3637 DRURY INN & SUITES O'FALLON $313.60
11-CC-3639 MCCLEAN, MAURICE D. $403.00
11-CC-3641 LONG ELEVATOR & MACHINE COMPANY, INC. $5,694.00
11-CC-3645 BRIDGEWAY, INC. $64.80
11-CC-3649 JEWISH CHILD & FAMILY SERVICES $14,033.74
11-CC-3653 EASTER SEALS DVFR VILLA PARK $498.00
357
11-CC-3657 ANODYNE CORPORATION $73.08
11-CC-3660 PRODUCTION PRESS, INC. $1,450.00
11-CC-3668 POMP'S TIRE SERVICE, INC. $877.00
11-CC-3674 ELMES, JAMES P., M.D. $575.00
11-CC-3677 JONES, JEANINE L. $128.00
11-CC-3678 WILLIS, CHRIS $.00
11-CC-3682 CALIP-ONE WEIGHING & INVENTORY SPECIALISTS, INC $477.59
11-CC-3686 UNIFORMITY, INC. $162.72
11-CC-3705 SOUTH ENTERPRISES, LLC. D/B/A BAYMONT INN & SUITES $78.40
11-CC-3706 IHC SWEDISHAMERICAN EMERGENCY $588.00
11-CC-3707 LAKE COUNTY NEUROLOGICAL ASSOC., LTD. D/B/A $1,947.74
LIBERTYVILLE NEUROSURGERY
11-CC-3708 LAKE COUNTY NEUROSURGERY, LLC. $263.15
11-CC-3709 MARTIN BROTHERS IMPLEMENT COMPANY $188.50
11-CC-3716 ROZCO LANDSCAPING COMPANY $5,950.00
11-CC-3720 COUNTRY MAID, INC. $6,390.02
11-CC-3721 CLAY COUNTY REHABILITATION CENTER $672.57
11-CC-3724 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY $13,566.44
11-CC-3746 CENTRAL REPORTERS ASSOCIATION, LTD. $464.75
11-CC-3747 WHEELING PARK DISTRICT $888.00
11-CC-3749 ST. JOHN'S HOSPITAL $7,065.87
11-CC-3750 KNOWLEDGE LEARNING CORPORATION $3,814.27
11-CC-3755 KINDERCARE LEARNING CENTERS $13,435.36
11-CC-3756 ANDEX COMPANY D/B/A ANDERSON PEST CONTROL $5.54
11-CC-3758 DECATUR AMBULANCE SERVICE, INC. $782.00
11-CC-3760 ATTORNEY GENERAL, OFFICE OF $36.80
11-CC-3761 PREMIER COMPUTER SERVICES, INC. $3,092.50
11-CC-3767 PREMIER COMPUTER SERVICES, INC. $262.03
11-CC-3773 JENKINS, KAYLUN $98.40
11-CC-3775 GET FRESH PRODUCE, INC. $8.68
11-CC-3777 ORAL SURGERY CENTER $200.00
11-CC-3778 ORAL SURGERY CENTER $1,750.00
11-CC-3779 MASTER BREW BEVERAGES, INC. $27.25
11-CC-3780 INFINITY HEALTHCARE PHYSICIANS $1,077.00
11-CC-3782 BEST WESTERN REID'S INN, INC. $2.77
11-CC-3797 CREASEY PRINTING SERVICES $2,044.79
11-CC-3798 FHN CENTRAL BILLING OFFICE $475.00
358
11-CC-3799 SEARCH DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER $4,049.29
11-CC-3800 RHODES TOWER ACQUISITION, LLC. $216.14
11-CC-3806 AUTOMATIC DOORS, INC. $290.00
11-CC-3807 DRURY INN MARION $66.60
11-CC-3808 I TECH AUTOMATION, INC. $22.83
11-CC-3810 ELMWOOD SUPPLY $380.63
11-CC-3813 ANDERSON LOCK COMPANY, LTD. $48.23
11-CC-3814 HYSON, SHARON $55.44
11-CC-3815 FARLEY, FRANK $78.11
11-CC-3817 ASSOCIATES ENGRAVING COMPANY, INC. $229.15
11-CC-3820 CHICAGO AREA INTERPRETER REFERRAL SERVICES $208.00
11-CC-3821 CIVIGENICS, INC. $195,458.99
11-CC-3824 TRI-ELECTRONICS, INC. $621.09
11-CC-3825 WORKSHOP $661.25
11-CC-3839 KMART 4031 $1,593.56
11-CC-3840 SPECIALIZED TRAINING FOR ADULT REHABILITATION, $7,554.64
INC.
11-CC-3843 SPECIALIZED TRAINING FOR ADULT REHABILITATION, $13,076.15
INC.
11-CC-3846 PER A. BACKSTROM & ASSOCIATES $3,924.76
11-CC-3847 JONES, BERTHA $.00
11-CC-3850 WELCH, DOROTHY $3,011.15
11-CC-3851 MENARD, INC. $28.85
11-CC-3852 FOLLETT HIGHER EDUCATION GROUP $104.00
11-CC-3853 WATSON, HAROLD $68.48
11-CC-3854 MEMORIAL MEDICAL CENTER $211.19
11-CC-3855 CLEGHORN, ELIZABETH $1,534.44
11-CC-3857 EXPERT CHEMICAL & SUPPLY COMPANY $65.97
11-CC-3858 PINNACLE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP D/B/A SPRINGFIELD $7.45
HILTON
11-CC-3859 ROZCO LANDSCAPING COMPANY $135.30
11-CC-3860 PASSAVANT MEMORIAL AREA HOSPITAL $150.33
11-CC-3865 R & W MEAT COMPANY, INC. $4.89
11-CC-3866 R & W MEAT COMPANY, INC. $325.81
11-CC-3869 SUPERVALUE, INC. D/B/A NEW ALBERTSON'S, INC. $14,105.09
11-CC-3870 SUPERVALUE, INC. D/B/A NEW ALBERTSON'S, INC. $9,530.92
11-CC-3871 ILLINOIS COLLEGE OF EMERGENCY PHYSICIANS $3,229.00
11-CC-3874 SHERWIN WILLIAMS COMPANY $16.57
11-CC-3875 SWIMMING POOL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS, INC. $58.47
11-CC-3880 MEMORIAL MEDICAL CENTER $1,506.63
11-CC-3882 CTG, INC. OF ILLINOIS D/B/A NOVANIS $509.00
11-CC-3883 KONICA MINOLTA BUSNIESS SOLUTIONS $117.80
11-CC-3884 COLLEGE OF LAKE COUNTY $35,700.04
11-CC-3885 MARY & TOM LEO ASSOCIATES, INC. $87.74
11-CC-3886 MARY & TOM LEO ASSOCIATES, INC. $380.19
11-CC-3887 VANDALIA ELECTRIC MOTOR, INC. $247.35
11-CC-3889 ENTEC SERVICES, INC. $680.00
11-CC-3890 FLORIDA MICRO, INC. $434.62
11-CC-3892 MUNASSAR, JAMIE L. $208.49
11-CC-3893 TALLGRASS SYSTEMS, LTD. $140.92
11-CC-3894 TALLGRASS SYSTEMS, LTD. $132.56
11-CC-3895 PROGRESSIVE INDUSTRIES, INC. $121.90
11-CC-3898 RADULOVIC, PETER $149.52
11-CC-3900 HOWE CONSULTING $1,170.00
11-CC-3901 MORAN, DEBRA C. $444.00
11-CC-3906 ILLINOIS NATIONAL BANK $205.18
11-CC-3908 NEW HOPE CENTER, INC. $225.72
11-CC-3909 SHAWNEE CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIES $377.65
11-CC-3910 CORNER BAKERY CAFE $284.22
11-CC-3913 WICKLANDER-ZULAWSKI & ASSOCIATES, INC. $629.59
11-CC-3916 TEAS, SHAKU S., M.D. $1,300.00
11-CC-3923 CORNER BAKERY CAFE $236.28
11-CC-3928 TRAINING CONCEPTS, INC. $250.00
11-CC-3929 GRAHAM FEED COMPANY $1,264.20
11-CC-3930 COMMUNITY HEALTH ACCREDITATION PROGRAM $4,975.00
11-CC-3931 ABBOTT LABORATORIES, INC. $17.47
11-CC-3935 PATTEN INDUSTRIES, INC. $236.85
359
11-CC-3936 PATTEN INDUSTRIES, INC. $760.79
11-CC-3937 EMERSON JANE $53.33
11-CC-3938 VEOLIA ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES $479.25
11-CC-3939 MATRIX SYSTEMS GROUP $52.29
11-CC-3940 MATRIX SYSTEMS GROUP $111.63
11-CC-3941 ALVIN EADES CENTER, INC. $3,184.63
11-CC-3942 BIRD ENGINES $118.80
11-CC-3943 GOLD CHICAGO REALTY, LLC. $49,636.14
11-CC-3948 ALPHA BAKING COMPANY, INC. $77.74
11-CC-3949 TREISTER ORTHOPAEDIC SERVICES, LTD. $19,860.32
11-CC-3954 ILLINOIS ANESTHESIA ASSOCIATES $1,575.00
11-CC-3955 ATD AMERICAN COMPANY $319.10
11-CC-3959 FRAHER FORD, INC. $76.45
11-CC-3960 32 W. RANDOLPH BUILDING $851.36
11-CC-3961 32 W. RANDOLPH BUILDING $262.50
11-CC-3962 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS HEALTHCARE D/B/A MEMORIAL HOSPITAL $37,573.95
11-CC-3963 DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES CENTER $5,399.00
11-CC-3965 MERCER COMPANY FAMILY CRISIS CENTER $32,400.00
11-CC-3967 MOTOROLA, INC. $51,784.17
11-CC-3979 MOTOROLA, INC. $3,869.00
11-CC-3982 GUGLIUZZA, MICHELE $2,607.04
11-CC-3983 LONESTAR CARDINAL MOTORCYCLE $390.06
11-CC-3984 MCMASTER-CARR SUPPLY COMPANY $76.95
11-CC-3986 EXPERT CHEMICAL & SUPPLY COMPANY $40.13
11-CC-3989 COMMERCIAL TIRE SERVICE $298.80
11-CC-3994 LEROY-HOLOWINSK, LINDA $.00
11-CC-3995 FIRST NATIONAL BANK & TRUST COMPANY $600.00
11-CC-3996 FIRST NATIONAL BANK & TRUST COMPANY $600.00
11-CC-3999 MILLER, MARIA $.00
11-CC-4000 JOHNSON, SARAH $914.90
11-CC-4001 REGIONAL TRUCK EQUIPMENT, INC. $490.20
11-CC-4006 WEIMHOLT, JOSEF R. $1,406.16
11-CC-4007 KANKAKEE COMMUNITY COLLEGE $660.00
11-CC-4008 IHC SWEDISHAMERICAN EMERGENCY $560.00
11-CC-4011 CSI FORENSIC SUPPLY $91.13
CARE CENTERS
11-CC-4013 EXCLUSIVE CONSTRUCTION SERVICES, INC. $60.70
11-CC-4014 CYNTHIA CHOW & ASSOCIATES, LLC. $146.05
11-CC-4015 STARK, PHILLIP B., PH.D. $462.99
11-CC-4019 CCAR INDUSTRIES $136,474.23
11-CC-4020 MASTERSON, JAMES $13,800.00
11-CC-4021 GENTIVA HEALTH SERVICES $91.00
11-CC-4033 NEMANI, SAJJAN K., M.D. $143.66
11-CC-4039 KELLAMS, DAVID W. $350.00
11-CC-4044 DUNDAS, LORETTA $350.00
11-CC-4056 MUSSMAN'S BACK ACRES, INC. $12.87
11-CC-4058 GENTIVA HEALTH SERVICES $2,234.36
11-CC-4061 WEE FOLKS, INC. $1,301.96
11-CC-4070 FAMILY GUIDANCE CENTERS $95,823.16
11-CC-4074 FATKA, JOHN $350.00
11-CC-4092 HANSON, KATHERINE J. $350.00
11-CC-4097 RESCOR CORP. $48.13
11-CC-4098 GRAHAM, HARRY $1,000.00
11-CC-4100 ADVANTAGE REPORTING SERVICE $2,873.50
11-CC-4102 M3 MEDICAL MANAGEMENT $22.45
11-CC-4103 MACON-PIATT COMPREHENSIVE YOUTH SERVICE BUREAU $9,228.00
11-CC-4104 WILEY OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY $441.90
11-CC-4107 FRIEDRICH AIR CONDITIONING COMPANY $3,183.00
11-CC-4109 POINT GROUP, LLC. $2,686.00
360
11-CC-4110 PROVENA ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL $93.60
11-CC-4112 AMERICAN BUILDING SERVICES, LLC. $245.82
11-CC-4114 MOTOROLA, INC. $2,043.37
11-CC-4115 MOTOROLA, INC. $286.56
11-CC-4116 BLOOMINGTON PARKS, RECREATION & CULTURAL ARTS $442.00
DEPARTMENT
11-CC-4117 LIMEHOUSE, SABRINA $107.20
11-CC-4120 CAPITOL GROUP, INC. $288.04
11-CC-4124 PVI INDUSTRIES, LLC. $2,000.77
11-CC-4125 LET ALL THE SUN IN $984.00
11-CC-4127 BECKMAN, MARGARET $38.00
11-CC-4129 SPECIALIZED TRAINING SERVICES $37.07
11-CC-4130 VINYARD, BARBARA $350.00
11-CC-4132 UCAN $2,250.00
11-CC-4134 CUNNINGHAM, MARK D., PH.D. ABPP $210.00
11-CC-4135 MILLS, LYDIA S. $215.79
12-CC-0007 PERSONAL CARE INSURANCE OF ILLINOIS $2,459.53
12-CC-0012 HASLER C/O ARMSCO, INC. $269.47
12-CC-0013 HORNE, JANICE $.00
12-CC-0042 AUGUSTA, VINCENT $115.20
12-CC-0043 NOVACK & MACEY, LLP. $7,617.74
12-CC-0049 STEELE, DONNA $.00
12-CC-0051 PROFESSIONAL DYNAMIC NETWORK $153.65
12-CC-0052 BRAHLER TIRE MART, INC. $208.96
12-CC-0073 ACH DIRECT $2,512.15
12-CC-0074 ACH DIRECT $64.01
12-CC-0075 ACH DIRECT $52.36
12-CC-0078 CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF THE DIOCESE OF PEORIA $624.86
12-CC-0079 ANDREASEN, CYNTHIA J. $114.50
12-CC-0080 TRANSLATION SMART $3,570.00
12-CC-0084 HARRISON, BENNIE JOE $382.80
12-CC-0085 DEJESUS, WILFREDO $698.97
12-CC-0087 MCCRAY, LEONARDO $128.51
12-CC-0096 MEMORIAL HOSPITAL $5,785.24
12-CC-0099 NORTHERN TRUST COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT $374.63
12-CC-0102 HARRISON, BENNIE JOE $548.62
12-CC-0105 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS $227.42
12-CC-0113 CAMPBELL, LAVETTA $.00
12-CC-0114 LEGAL ASSISTANCE FOUNDATION OF METRO CHICAGO $4,800.00
12-CC-0115 LAWRENCE COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT $633.06
12-CC-0116 STUART DEAN COMPANY, INC. $2,456.55
12-CC-0118 MEMORIAL HOSPITAL $172.00
12-CC-0119 PASCOAL, DENISE A. $.00
12-CC-0120 PRISM MEDICAL USA, INC. $386.22
12-CC-0123 NASMHPD RESEARCH INSTITUTE $321.09
12-CC-0127 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY, EDWARDSVILLE $399.00
12-CC-0129 FOLLETT HIGHER EDUCATION GROUP $199.57
12-CC-0132 RODRIGUEZ, LORI $.00
12-CC-0133 RODRIGUEZ, LORI $.00
12-CC-0134 RODRIQUEZ, LORI $.00
12-CC-0135 ANDEX COMPANY D/B/A ANDERSON PEST CONTROL $15.44
12-CC-0139 OCE IMAGISTICS $629.81
12-CC-0140 OCE IMAGISTICS $511.25
361
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12CC0247
12-CC-0247 UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO PAID THROUGH
12CC0246
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362
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SAINT CLARE'S HOSPITAL
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SAINT CLARE'S HOSPITAL
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SUPPORT DIVISION
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363
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364
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BOARD OF ELECTIONS
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12-CC-0817 NICOR GAS $232.05
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12-CC-0824 FASTSIGNS $289.50
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12-CC-0840 BRINKOETTER, JAMES P., JR. $672.00
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12-CC-0864 WILLIS, JERRY A. $820.67
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12-CC-0903 KID CARE OF SALEM INC. $784.72
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12-CC-0944 CASA GUANAJUATO QUAD CITIES $3,322.42
12-CC-0945 DRURY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION $266.40
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12-CC-1012 NAVE, DEBORAH J. $589.77
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365
12-CC-1024 HAIRE VETERINARY CLINIC $150.00
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12-CC-1036 TAYLOR, NAOMI $365.08
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12-CC-1058 MELIN, MARILYN $224.00
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12-CC-1075 P & G MACHINE & TOOL $299.13
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12-CC-1104 UWANAMODO, CHIMA U. $355.00
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12-CC-1208 ALTORFER, INC. $249.99
12-CC-1209 ALTORFER, INC. $1,138.00
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366
12-CC-1241 MBS CHILD CARE CENTER, INC. $2,726.55
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SUITES JEFFERSON CITY
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SUITES JEFFERSON CITY
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12-CC-1296 PROVISO FAMILY SERVICES, INC. $298.15
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INSTITUTE
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12-CC-1320 JESLIN, JOSE $537.20
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12-CC-1343 JACKSON, RENEE $81.30
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12-CC-1359 KORNOSKI-DUVALL, CHARLENE R. $312.99
12-CC-1361 COLLINS & JOHNSON, PC. $2,168.56
12-CC-1364 DAVIDSON, LATONIA $492.84
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12-CC-1367 LAWSON PRODUCTS, INC. $129.96
12-CC-1375 SIMS COURT REPORTING $101.80
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12-CC-1403 A & A EQUIPMENT SUPPLY $1,129.60
12-CC-1404 FEDERAL FUNDS INFORMATION FOR STATES $6,900.00
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12-CC-1409 ABC COUNSELING & FAMILY SERVICES $2,221.26
12-CC-1412 JACKSON, JAMES $1,309.44
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12-CC-1431 WILEY OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY $1,500.00
12-CC-1432 SONNTAG REPORTING SERVICE $861.00
12-CC-1433 CONNER, CAROL $814.20
12-CC-1434 PERE MARQUETTE LODGE $469.35
12-CC-1436 HOME OF THE SPARROW, INC. $1,074.00
12-CC-1447 TASC, INC. $2,025.50
12-CC-1449 QUINT, AMY B. $519.96
12-CC-1450 JERNIGAN, AVA $183.09
12-CC-1451 PUBLIC HEALTH INSTITUTE OF METROPOLITAN CHICAGO $2,999.97
12-CC-1453 JUST LIKE HOME BALDWIN DAY CENTER $1,314.90
12-CC-1454 BROOKWEINER, LLC. $45,200.00
12-CC-1455 MAXWELL, JANINE $1,450.09
12-CC-1456 LOLLING, JENNIFER $464.61
12-CC-1462 NORTH GREENE UNIT DISTRICT NO. 3 $50.00
12-CC-1463 WILLIAMS, PHILLIP $1,794.00
12-CC-1464 BOB'S SEPTIC, LLC. $445.00
12-CC-1469 NATIONAL ABLE NETWORK, INC. $167,065.13
12-CC-1471 MAXWELL, JANINE $867.95
12-CC-1473 CHAMPAIGN COUNTY STATE'S ATTORNEY'S OFFICE $211.68
12-CC-1474 CHILDREN'S PLACE ASSOCIATION $308.40
367
12-CC-1475 WOMEN'S TREATMENT CENTER $222.06
12-CC-1476 ALTORFER, INC. $274.08
12-CC-1481 KALEIDOSCOPE, INC. $20,060.00
12-CC-1485 PITNEY BOWES GLOBAL FINANCIAL SERVICES, LLC. $8,288.00
12-CC-1486 SOBESKI, SCOTT T. $254.00
12-CC-1487 WEST CHICAGO POLICE DEPTARTMENT $2,794.00
12-CC-1492 CORVUS INDUSTRIES, LTD. $7,944.00
12-CC-1493 CORVUS INDUSTRIES, LTD. $9,690.00
12-CC-1494 RIVERSIDE POLICE DEPARTMENT $3,205.07
12-CC-1496 YOSANOVICH, MARTY $453.05
12-CC-1497 HAND-IN-HAND $370.08
12-CC-1498 HAND-IN-HAND $123.60
12-CC-1499 HAND-IN-HAND $87.55
12-CC-1500 HAND-IN-HAND $20.60
12-CC-1501 HAND-IN-HAND $108.16
12-CC-1508 BALLARD COMPANIES, INC. $246.60
12-CC-1513 CHRISTIAN COUNTY FARMERS SUPPLY COMPANY $25,545.30
12-CC-1514 IHS GLOBAL INSIGHT $3,500.00
12-CC-1516 BRIGHT START CHILDCARE $1,402.56
12-CC-1518 ACCURATE BIOMETRICS, INC. $2,136.40
12-CC-1526 MIDLOTHIAN, VILLAGE OF $3,014.84
12-CC-1530 YOUNG WOMEN CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION $27,850.86
12-CC-1535 SEGHERS, PATRICIA, PH.D. LCSW $140.00
12-CC-1536 SHELBY COUNTY COMMUNITY SERVICES, INC. $7,300.50
12-CC-1543 SUSTAINABLE ENERGY ADVANTAGE, LLC. $151.88
12-CC-1553 AJENIFUJA, OLA H. $12.24
12-CC-1562 WOLF, JERROLD $96,544.92
12-CC-1564 CATANIA, MICHAEL D. $280.00
12-CC-1568 TAYLORVILLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL $200.19
12-CC-1579 WOLD, JACQUELINE $24.00
12-CC-1580 KIDS R FIRST, INC. $3,053.24
12-CC-1581 WOMEN'S TREATMENT CENTER $1,727.04
12-CC-1596 KROLL FACTUAL DATA $430.92
12-CC-1598 SIMPLEX GRINNELL, LP. $1,520.00
12-CC-1601 SIMPLEXGRINNELL, LP. $11,887.00
12-CC-1602 BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH D/B/A GENESIS DAYCARE $1,246.56
12-CC-1604 ROCK COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE $31.56
12-CC-1605 BARTLETT POLICE DEPARTMENT $2,392.20
12-CC-1606 BRIGGS, STEVEN $400.00
12-CC-1613 MAHER, PEGGY J. $209.10
12-CC-1616 ST. VINCENT DE PAUL CENTER $138.78
12-CC-1617 SMITH, RUTH $4,692.77
12-CC-1624 FRANKLIN WILLIAMSON HUMAN SERVICES $454.02
12-CC-1625 VERITEXT CHICAGO REPORTING COMPANY $135.00
12-CC-1642 GOVERNORS STATE UNIVERSITY $8,690.26
12-CC-1644 HEATH'S, INC. $298.50
12-CC-1653 ALLIED ASPHALT PAVING COMPANY $1,879.64
12-CC-1654 DASE, DARLEAN $126.50
12-CC-1657 CHILDTIME SAINT FRANCIS HOSPITAL $3,418.74
12-CC-1661 DECATUR AMBULANCE SERVICE, INC. $97.44
12-CC-1664 CAMPBELL, PHYLLIS $82.80
12-CC-1665 BRADIE-BASKIN, DIANNE $226.27
12-CC-1670 HARBOUR, INC. $10.50
12-CC-1671 CONNOR COMPANY $12.75
12-CC-1675 ROCHELLE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL $44.00
12-CC-1677 ROCHELLE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL $294.00
12-CC-1678 VERIZON WIRELESS $86.14
12-CC-1679 STAFFORD, JOSEPH $17.91
12-CC-1681 ABNER MORGE, MIA LOU $935.00
12-CC-1682 GRACE AMMO, LLC. $24,360.00
12-CC-1685 WOZNY, JAMES $101.31
12-CC-1688 HARBOUR, INC. $20.00
12-CC-1689 HARBOUR, INC. $25.00
12-CC-1691 ALTON POLICE DEPARTMENT $3,778.31
12-CC-1715 KENSINGTON SCHOOL, INC. $6,533.01
12-CC-1719 HULTZ, SCOTT A. $458.49
368
12-CC-1720 HULTZ, SCOTT A. $517.83
12-CC-1724 ILLINOIS CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIES $478.62
12-CC-1728 HETH, DIANA SUE $597.00
12-CC-1729 MILLMAN, INC. $3,306.50
12-CC-1734 THORNTON, BILLIE $34.92
12-CC-1735 CAPITOL STRATEGIES CONSULTING, INC. $15,660.00
12-CC-1736 PEORIA, CITY OF, BOARD OF EDUCATION $50.00
12-CC-1739 HAWTHORNE SUITES, LTD. $532.74
12-CC-1757 HAGSTROM, JOHN $675.00
12-CC-1766 ILLINOIS CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIES $1,510.99
12-CC-1770 DUNDON, KATHRYN $175.00
12-CC-1771 PONCER DEMICHAEL, PAULA $75.00
12-CC-1773 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY $950.00
12-CC-1776 SCHMITT, CARL $20.40
12-CC-1777 NORTHWEST TREATMENT ASSOCIATES, INC. $195.53
12-CC-1781 VOGELE, GREGORY $260.80
12-CC-1786 POLLASTRINI, LAURA M. $46.41
12-CC-1797 JOHNSON-PEORIA VENTURES, LLC. D/B/A HAMPTON INN $86.24
12-CC-1816 ILLINOIS CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIES $1,997.22
12-CC-1860 OFFICE HQ, INC. $842.22
12-CC-1862 OPTIONS COUNSELING SERVICES $100.00
12-CC-1863 KRANKEL, KARIE $178.26
12-CC-1871 RESIDENT TRUST FUND D/B/A CENTRALIA CORRECTIONAL $116.50
CENTER RTF
12-CC-1878 TONICA HARDWARE D/B/A TOWN & COUNTRY SERVICES $975.00
12-CC-1897 NANDI, CHANDANA $278.14
12-CC-1907 DE STEFANO, CARMINE $156.40
12-CC-1924 STATEVILLE CORRECTIONAL CENTER TRUST FUND $2,392.47
12-CC-1928 HARRISON SPORTS, INC. $422.03
12-CC-1939 SAJNA, BASIA FAYE $372.60
12-CC-1962 BRISTOL MISSION, INC. D/B/A LOVING ARMS CHILDCARE $1,110.24
CENTER
12-CC-1964 QUICKSILVER MAILING SERVICES $1.08
12-CC-1965 FITZSIMMONS, ROBERT $269.36
12-CC-1967 QUICKSILVER MAILING SERVICES $.43
12-CC-1973 LYDIA HOME ASSOCIATION $62,500.00
12-CC-1975 HINSHAW & CULBERTSON, LLP. $896.00
12-CC-1976 MARCUS DAVIS LAWNCARE $14,866.30
12-CC-1987 GIS SOLUTIONS, INC. $1,700.00
12-CC-1988 HAMPTON, LENZINI & RENWICK, INC. $1,402.20
12-CC-1993 WOOD, RODGER $418.71
12-CC-2011 MONARCH CONSTITUENT SERVICES $3,165.17
12-CC-2012 MONARCH CONSTITUENT SERVICES $350.00
12-CC-2015 CHICAGO FAMILY HEALTH CENTER $111,110.00
12-CC-2016 CHICAGO FAMILY HEALTH CENTER $178,942.57
12-CC-2045 CHILDTIME LEARNING CENTER $678.48
12-CC-2109 COLUMBIA, CITY OF $4,484.93
12-CC-2110 NOBEL EDUCATION DYNAMICS $3,213.85
12-CC-2111 MONTRY, DANA $510.60
12-CC-2114 KEEFE & DEPAULI, PC. $882.70
12-CC-2115 MATTHEW BENDER & COMPANY, INC. $332.94
12-CC-2117 MCCORKLE COURT REPORTERS, INC. $308.30
12-CC-2118 MCCORKLE COURT REPORTERS, INC. $325.55
12-CC-2120 BUTLER, SUSAN $171.36
12-CC-2130 CARY, VILLAGE OF $4,434.70
12-CC-2133 FARLEY, FRANK $6.49
12-CC-2155 JOHN R. DAY & ASSOCIATES $150.00
12-CC-2160 ORGAN, BRANDI $75.93
12-CC-2164 RICE, AISHA $623.28
12-CC-2165 MIDLAND AREA AGENCY ON AGING $247.50
12-CC-2194 FRANKLIN COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE $2,416.38
12-CC-2197 ILLINOIS PRESS ADVERTISING SERVICE $889.80
12-CC-2198 BALSAMELLO, RICHARD $128.01
12-CC-2199 YOUNG, ANDREA $162.18
12-CC-2200 EDGAR COUNTY EMERGENCY SERVICES & DISASTER AGENCY $840.00
12-CC-2203 WABASH VALLEY SERVICE COMPANY $995.74
369
12-CC-2205 CROWELL, DAWN $138.72
12-CC-2222 UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE $427.80
12-CC-2226 ESQUIRE DEPOSITION SOLUTIONS, LLC. $112.50
12-CC-2235 ACCULINGUA INTERNATIONAL, INC. OF ILLINOIS D/BLA $127.98
INLINGUA
12-CC-2262 ST. ELIZABETH'S COMMUNITY CENTER $672.00
12-CC-2263 CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF THE DIOCESE OF ROCKFORD $462.72
12-CC-2266 CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF THE DIOCESE OF ROCKFORD $1,029.60
12-CC-2269 HOWARD, LINDA $105.00
12-CC-2270 HOWARD, LINDA $298.25
12-CC-2271 ALEXANDER, ELLEN $1,000.00
12-CC-2272 SKOGLUND, ROBERT $45.00
12-CC-2316 ABC COUNSELING & FAMILY SERVICES $1,598.35
12-CC-2318 ST. PAUL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST D/B/A ST. PAUL $4,518.78
WONDERLAND
12-CC-2321 BARNARD, JONATHAN $611.66
12-CC-2323 BAER HEATING & COOLING $1,362.41
12-CC-2324 MAHAN, RACHEL C. $125.00
12-CC-2325 SWIM, LARY $35.00
12-CC-2326 EQUIPMENT SERVICE PROFESSIONALS, INC. $1,045.49
12-CC-2327 MOTOROLA, INC. $627.19
12-CC-2332 CHARLES, KRIS $124.87
12-CC-2335 STANLEY CONVERGENT SECURITY SOLUTIONS $378.35
12-CC-2336 CORY, PATRICIA A. $1,104.00
12-CC-2342 RAININ INSTRUMENT, LLC. $3,958.50
12-CC-2345 MONTESSORI ACADEMY & ASSOC., INC. $1,085.60
12-CC-2349 PK DOWNTOWN, LLC. $1,516.96
12-CC-2355 MIMS, BEVERLY $420.62
12-CC-2359 MCLEAN, DON $336.00
12-CC-2361 RUEBE, ANN $292.08
12-CC-2366 STERN, MICHAEL $712.64
12-CC-2371 MECHANICAL SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. $168.03
12-CC-2383 DONALD R. CLARK DELIVERY SERVICE $1,070.00
12-CC-2385 STRIPENS, MICHAEL J. $89.10
12-CC-2388 FISHER, SHEEHAN & COLTON $4,800.00
12-CC-2390 LAZDA, LAURA $410.18
12-CC-2408 AREA DISPOSAL SERVICE, INC. $418.00
12-CC-2410 MISTER BATTERY, INC. $375.00
12-CC-2412 JOHNSON, MAYNA M. $711.26
12-CC-2414 JOHNSON, MAYNA M $19.00
12-CC-2417 JURKOWSKI, DONALD E. $115.26
12-CC-2422 OWENS, CATHOLLENE $305.75
12-CC-2426 OSF HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS D/B/A ST. FRANCIS MEDICAL $121.30
CENTER
12-CC-2430 PALOS HEIGHTS PARKS & RECREATION $352.00
12-CC-2435 W.W. GRAINGER, INC. $3,156.82
12-CC-2436 CENTRAL IL AGENCY ON AGING $3,089.65
12-CC-2438 MACON COUNTY STATE'S ATTORNEY $13,500.00
12-CC-2442 WATTS COPY SYSTEMS, INC. $29.83
12-CC-2443 SHEEHAN & SHEEHAN, PC. $1,305.00
12-CC-2446 KNOX PET CLINIC $1,005.70
12-CC-2448 STEWARDSON BUILDERS SUPPLY, INC. $994.17
12-CC-2449 LAWERENCE TRAVIS & COMPANY, PC. $579.12
12-CC-2453 CORPORATE IMAGE $4,167.67
12-CC-2470 KOSMICKI, FRANK $712.64
12-CC-2484 VERTEC SOLUTIONS, LLC. $616,181.72
12-CC-2493 DUANE DEAN BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CENTER $1,680.00
12-CC-2497 ASSOCIATED COURT REPORTERS $302.00
12-CC-2504 WORLD'S PRINTING $3,520.00
12-CC-2519 MIDWEST OFFICE SUPPLY, LLC. $177.41
12-CC-2528 PANIAK, MERYL $614.74
12-CC-2529 MARTIN IMPLEMENT SALES, INC. $809.32
12-CC-2539 TABET, DIVITO & ROTHSTEIN, LLC. $375.00
12-CC-2554 PRO-LINE DOOR SYSTEMS, INC. $944.49
12-CC-2561 SLOAN IMPLEMENT COMPANY, INC. $322.26
370
12-CC-2562 PERPETUAL STORAGE, INC. $497.07
12-CC-2565 BUX, JOY S. $134.85
12-CC-2566 DEHART RECYCLING EQUIPMENT, INC. $1,392.83
12-CC-2571 SAX, RITA A. $3,296.39
12-CC-2572 SAX, RITA A. $4,768.79
12-CC-2573 SAX, RITA A. $2,186.17
12-CC-2578 KID CARE OF SALEM, INC. $103.86
12-CC-2582 F.J. MURPHY & SONS, INC. $19,331.00
12-CC-2587 CARBEN, RANDAL $71.00
12-CC-2592 MAYERS, ANGELA $212.16
12-CC-2600 ONE HOPE UNITED-NORTHERN REGION $31,216.49
12-CC-2601 DEBOER, PHYLLIS R. $1,992.08
12-CC-2606 CARE-A-LOT EARLY LEARNING CENTERS, INC. $2,311.33
12-CC-2608 EAST CENTRAL IL AREA AGENCY ON AGING, INC. $4,593.75
12-CC-2613 BLAKE, MICHELLE $800.00
12-CC-2621 JOHANSEN & ANDERSON, INC. $4,323.89
12-CC-2637 SPRINGFIELD CHAPTER OF THE INSTITUTE OF INTERNAL $355.00
AUDITORS
12-CC-2638 DICK BLICK COMPANY $1,572.00
12-CC-2646 ALTERNATIVE TEACHING, INC. $625.00
12-CC-2669 OFFICE DEPOT $1,533.87
12-CC-2687 MOLINE DISPATCH PUBLISHING COMPANY, LLC. $260.29
12-CC-2691 LOTS OF LOVE PRESCHOOL ACADEMY $1,254.00
12-CC-2706 LIVINGSTON COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT $1,820.00
12-CC-2722 WILLIAMSON, PHEBE $291.13
12-CC-2725 WRIGHT, ROBIN $406.26
12-CC-2727 WEST SIDE TRACTOR SALES $2,717.79
12-CC-2734 ROCKFORD PUBLIC SCHOOL #205 $130,903.00
12-CC-2758 CHICAGO CHILD CARE SOCIETY $123.36
12-CC-2759 ASSOCIATION HOUSE OF CHICAGO $25,344.00
12-CC-2768 TICKETMASTER, LLC. $2,358.62
12-CC-2799 KENSINGTON SCHOOL, INC. $4,295.34
12-CC-2806 SONNTAG REPORTING SERVICE $597.00
12-CC-2840 HBM ENGINEERING GROUP, LLC. $31,615.00
12-CC-2842 KENYATTA'S DAY CARE $894.36
12-CC-2874 ILLINOIS PUBLIC EMPLOYER LABOR RELATIONS ASSOC $3,835.00
12-CC-2878 LAKE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE $34,053.09
12-CC-3111 A-1 CORPORATE HARDWARE $13,621.72
12-CC-3149 HEPHZIBAH CHILDRENS ASSOCIATION $631.55
12-CC-3210 ALEXIAN BROTHERS MEDICAL GROUP $7,305.42
12-CC-3318 FALCIONI, MICHAEL N. $50.00
12-CC-3756 VETERANS PARK DISTRICT $1,236.00
13-CC-0196 JOHN A LOGAN COLLEGE $724.00
371
PUBLIC AID MEDICAL VENDOR AWARDS
FY2012
11-CC-1288 QUEST DIAGNOSTIC CLINICAL LABORATORIES, INC. $18,950.25
372
PRISONERS AND INMATES

MISSING PROPERTY CLAIMS

FY 2012

The following list of cases consists of claims brought by prisoners and inmates of State
correctional facilities against the State to recover the value of certain items of personal
property of which they allegedly possessed while incarcerated, but which were allegedly lost
while the State was in possession thereof or for which the State was allegedly otherwise
responsible. Consistent with the cases involving the same subject matter appearing in full in
previous Court of Claims Reports, these claims were all decided based upon the theories of
bailments, conversion, or negligence. Because of the volume, length, and general similarity of
the opinions, the full texts of the opinions were not published, except for those claims which
may have some precedential value.
03-CC-4223 PEOPLES, STACY $50.00

04-CC-0082 LAMB, GREGORY $31.31
04-CC-2552 HARRIS, CRAWFORD $60.95
05-CC-0477 WILLIAMS, TRAVIS D. $50.00
05-CC-2833 DAVIS, JEFFREY $50.00
06-CC-0216 DUPREE, CEDRIC $100.00
06-CC-1716 PONZIO, ALEX $9,000.00
06-CC-3445 RILEY, WILLIAM D. $253.00
07-CC-1739 CLARK, EUGENE $44.26
07-CC-2042 CURRIE, KEVIN $500.00
07-CC-2899 HARDY, NEDRICK JEFFREY, SR. $26.70
07-CC-3006 BROWN, JERAMEY $365.00
07-CC-3447 WARE, ERIC $200.00
08-CC-0253 MCCANT, THOMAS $2,500.00
08-CC-0978 ORNELAS, ROBERTO $50.00
08-CC-2165 MITCHELL, ARTHUR $70.00
08-CC-2911 JONES, THADDEUS $3,000.00
08-CC-2913 TURNER, DAVID $400.00
08-CC-3238 HUBBARD, COURTNEY M. $115.96
09-CC-0161 THOMAS, MICHAEL $216.00
09-CC-0463 THOMAS, LAMONT $200.00
09-CC-0989 LAKE, LAMONTE $110.00
09-CC-0994 SHERWOOD, BRET $255.47
09-CC-2086 SMITH, FREDERICK $50.00
09-CC-2773 AUSTIN, ALLAN $150.00
09-CC-2894 BROWN, JERRY $45,000.00
09-CC-3020 THOMAS, LAMONT $149.35
09-CC-3071 WEEMS, GIOVANNI $50.76
10-CC-1332 SMITH, KENNETH $15.00
10-CC-1566 LANGSTON, EUGENE A. $369.34
10-CC-1568 MAY, AARON $50.00
10-CC-2378 PEEVEY, JAMES $100.00
10-CC-2623 OLIVER, HAROLD $40.00
10-CC-3133 JONES, BRIAN $359.30
10-CC-3543 WILLIAMS, THEOPOLIS $232.67
11-CC-0144 TAYLOR, ANGELO $75.00
11-CC-0175 ROBERTSON, MARLON $30.00
11-CC-0408 JONES, GLENN $74.52
11-CC-1337 CHENCINSKI, ROBERT E., JR. $38.43
11-CC-2794 JOHNSON, RICKY $234.06
12-CC-0196 MCROY, JAMES E. $100.00
12-CC-1834 WAINWRIGHT, ANTOINE $40.00
373

CRIME VICTIMS COMPENSATION ACT

OPINIONS NOT PUBLISHED IN FULL

FY 2012
Where person is victim of violent crime as defined in the Act; has suffered pecuniary loss;
notified and cooperated fully with law enforcement officials immediately after the crime; the
injury was not substantially attributable to the victim's wrongful act or substantial
provocation; and the claim was filed in the Court of Claims within one year of the date of
injury; compensation is payable under the Act.

92-CV-0345 BURNICE, EFFIE MAY RECONSIDERED DENIAL
93-CV-1712 MONTIEL, RUBEN $1,683.87
97-CV-2071 MADRID, CYNTHIA $28,281.72
98-CV-1492 MORALES, DANIEL & MORALES, MELANIE DENIED
99-CV-0004 KELLY, KEVIN K. $18,251.75
01-CV-0531 WATTS, ROSEMARY $27,365.10
01-CV-3988 RE, AMANDA M. DENIED
02-CV-1347 WATKINS, TERRY L. $27,000.00
03-CV-0357 NEWMAN, A. J. & NEWMAN, ALICE RECONSIDERED DENIAL
03-CV-1905 STONEHOUSE, KARREN S. DENIED
03-CV-2591 MAYS, LATINA & WHITE, CAROLYN $27,000.00
03-CV-3888 GARCIA, SARAH J. DENIED
03-CV-4582 JONES, TIMOTHY $27,000.00
03-CV-4915 WOMACK, SONGIA P. $11,573.28
04-CV-1993 ADAMS, RYANNA $9,545.00
04-CV-2693 CROWELL, ASHLEY & MOORE, LAURIE RECONSIDERED DISMISSAL
04-CV-3831 ADAME, ZITLALI $13,112.45
04-CV-5098 JOHNSON, SUSAN $8,437.83
05-CV-1420 SANDERS, TAWAN RECONSIDERED DENIAL
05-CV-1778 MEJER, JASON D. RECONSIDERED DISMISSAL
05-CV-2310 SAEZ, CHARLOTTE DISMISSED
05-CV-2820 CATCHING, EMMA LOGAN RECONSIDERED DENIAL
05-CV-3857 WILSON, MARLA $368.37
05-CV-4228 WAGNER, FORREST DENIED
05-CV-4547 DAHL, THOMAS $27,000.00
05-CV-5082 MORRIS, CHRISTINE L. DENIED
05-CV-5345 MCGEE, FRANKIE M. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
06-CV-0404 CHAMPION, TERRELL DENIED
06-CV-0828 ELUSTA, MORAD RECONSIDERED DISMISSAL
06-CV-1027 HOLLINSIDE, GEORGE DENIED
06-CV-1290 VAUGHN, LINEIA RECONSIDERED DENIAL
06-CV-1409 TORRES, ROBERT $174.02
06-CV-1503 ALPIZAR, AUGUSTO $27,378.00
06-CV-1948 COLEMAN, DEBRA $30.00
06-CV-1987 BRANDONISIO, ANNA M. $26,838.33
06-CV-2190 NALEPKA, BRENDA $8,082.00
06-CV-2192 NALEPKA, BRENDA $8,830.00
06-CV-3115 PASSONI, LARRY N. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
06-CV-3201 RIOS, JOANNA $23,097.00
06-CV-3248 JAMES, LAURA J. RECONSIDERED DISMISSAL
06-CV-3562 DIAZ, MARIA S. & PALAFOX, MARIA E. $27,000.00
06-CV-3779 SPANN, RICARDO RECONSIDERED DENIAL
06-CV-3927 CANNON, BEVERLYN DISMISSED
06-CV-4231 HARTMAN, KELLIE & AMES, CLAYTON $3,565.31
06-CV-4256 DAVIS, DE LORA J. $14,105.61
06-CV-4697 TROWERS, GORDON E. RECONSIDERED DISMISSAL
06-CV-4771 NOLTE, BLANCA RECONSIDERED DENIAL
06-CV-5402 RESH, CASSANDRA $4,106.51
06-CV-5890 KILEY, SCOTT RECONSIDERED DISMISSAL
07-CV-0002 ANTONELLI, SUSAN M. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
07-CV-0403 ESPARZA, ALICIA $4,013.28
07-CV-0719 PLANE, JERMAINE $24,085.65
07-CV-1230 PRESTON, JAMIE L. & WOOSLEY, BRANDY DENIED
374
07-CV-1707 LASKOWSKI-BOSSEY, CHRISTINE A. $3,034.91
07-CV-1939 HORN, CRAIG S. $19,156.76
07-CV-2197 YADLAPATI, SIRISHA $7,028.00
07-CV-2204 JOHNSON, DREW E. $4,193.70
07-CV-2599 EVANS, ANTHONY $27,000.00
07-CV-2697 JEFFERSON, EUGENE RECONSIDERED DENIAL
07-CV-3000 MARCKESE, KIEL $11,196.81
07-CV-3150 NOAIMAN, SALWA H. $10,512.63
07-CV-3384 MARTIN, ROSIE RECONSIDERED DENIAL
07-CV-3406 HAYNES, JOHN $9,809.40
07-CV-3715 MICHAUD, CHRISTINE L. DENIED
07-CV-4557 WALCHLI, DIANE $3,893.71
07-CV-4678 SAMEN, COLLEEN M. $5,350.50
07-CV-4883 IRBY, CLEO RECONSIDERED DENIAL
07-CV-5070 NEE, BRIDGET $18,720.00
07-CV-5427 RUBIO, LIZZETTE $855.65
07-CV-5432 SARDON, EDDIE $11,745.00
07-CV-5854 WHALEY, LAWRENCE RECONSIDERED DENIAL
07-CV-6168 SAWEIKIS, SEAN $27,000.00
07-CV-6487 TAYLOR, LILLIAN DENIED
08-CV-0416 DAVIS, YVETTE DISMISSED
08-CV-0564 DIEDRICH, SARA $11,252.13
08-CV-0731 DIXON, ARTHUR $23,498.65
08-CV-0778 WASHINGTON, PAMELA $26,034.18
08-CV-1090 PEREZ, SANDRA $2,494.77
08-CV-1222 CLARK, DAVID $2,542.85
08-CV-1768 JOHNCOURS, GLORIA DENIED
08-CV-1932 WILLIAMS, IODIS RECONSIDERED DENIAL
08-CV-2050 CAMPBELL, SHANNON $6,726.06
08-CV-2283 SYDNER, EARL E. $7,594.20
08-CV-2437 BRIGHT, RODNEY RECONSIDERED DENIAL
08-CV-2498 HARTLINE, JOHN S. DENIED
08-CV-2535 DOBBS, FELICIA DENIED
08-CV-2738 WINTERS, CARLTON $5,871.70
08-CV-2746 DUNBAR, CASEY DENIED
08-CV-2829 GRIGSBY, ANGELA $1,527.00
08-CV-2863 BURGESS, JEREMIAH DISMISSED
08-CV-3214 CARROLL, ALEXANDER W. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
08-CV-3555 ROSS, JENNIFER $6,441.67
08-CV-3599 MANZO, LIZA DISMISSED
08-CV-3611 WILLIAMS, ROSETTA $6,389.75
08-CV-3679 CERVANTES, DANIEL RECONSIDERED DENIAL
08-CV-3948 ROBINSON, AISHA P. DENIED
08-CV-3978 BUTTITTA, VICKY RECONSIDERED DENIAL
08-CV-4117 DAMPIER, MARK DISMISSED
08-CV-4174 DURAN, ADRIANA $4,950.00
08-CV-4291 TAYLOR-HART, JEREMIAH $2,957.75
08-CV-4376 YOUNG, ELIZABETH M. $3,455.15
08-CV-4381 GONZALEZ, MARCUS J. $1,741.00
08-CV-4441 GORZYNSKI, SHANE T. $17,725.83
08-CV-4478 LUGO, JULIO $9,289.39
08-CV-4566 LEE, DUANE DENIED
08-CV-4596 WHEELER, STEPHANIE $2,124.00
08-CV-4601 BLANC, VERNON RECONSIDERED DENIAL
08-CV-4875 CAMPBELL-MEEKS, KIMBERLY & MILLER, TIFFANEY N. DISMISSED
& MEEKS, JESSIE M. & CHAUDHRY, CRYSTAL
08-CV-4908 SLAUGHTER, ARMAND $27,000.00
08-CV-5035 MORALES RODRIGUEZ, GREGORIO RECONSIDERED DENIAL
08-CV-5225 SMITH, DARLENE $4,819.50
08-CV-5255 ZARATE, RUBEN DISMISSED
08-CV-5278 CONIGLIO, PARKER J. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
08-CV-5443 BENGE, TERESA DISMISSED
08-CV-5470 EDSTROM, JOAN P. $820.73
08-CV-5676 HIGGINS, BEVALYN DENIED
08-CV-5688 SCHEURING, JURG DENIED
08-CV-5716 DISHMAN, RICHARD $27,000.00
08-CV-5792 GREER, HAROLD RECONSIDERED DENIAL
08-CV-5808 DANTZLER, TIARA L. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
08-CV-5975 TAPIA, SANDRA & CHAMBERS, JOANNA RECONSIDERED DENIAL
08-CV-6020 WASHINGTON, NAOMI & SMITH, RUBY L. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
08-CV-6044 SCATES, TAMMY L. $2,700.46
08-CV-6111 BRUNSWICK, KARIE $6,816.00
08-CV-6127 BURNS, STANLEY M., JR. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
08-CV-6314 RAY, AARON RECONSIDERED DENIAL
08-CV-6335 JONES, KENNETH DENIED
08-CV-6337 LARRY, CRYSTAL D. & RUSSELL, JACQUELYN RECONSIDERED DENIAL
08-CV-6383 HENKEN, CHRISTINE $7,236.28
08-CV-6447 NORMAN, TRAVIS $9,713.51
08-CV-6484 SMITH, KELVIN RECONSIDERED DENIAL
08-CV-6511 RAGIAND, LINDA A. $8,248.94
09-CV-0024 STEVENS, CASSIE $4,766.25
375
09-CV-0160 SANFORD, WENDELL $53,838.00
09-CV-0314 CARTER, BARRY F., JR. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
09-CV-0470 JOHNSON, RONAULDO $41.00
09-CV-0556 MENNEFEE, RICKY RECONSIDERED DISMISSAL
09-CV-0646 OCAMPO, VICTORIA $5,925.00
09-CV-0665 FIGIEL, BOGDAN RECONSIDERED DENIAL
09-CV-0797 LAMB, GAILA B. $519.58
09-CV-1126 HERNANDEZ, CARLOS $4,232.45
09-CV-1203 FORGY, NICOLE DENIED
09-CV-1308 ZAWADZINSKI, MAREK $16,390.87
09-CV-1314 GOETZE, MARTIN $37,467.90
09-CV-1584 WRIGHT, LISA RECONSIDERED DENIAL
09-CV-1649 LOPEZ, JOSE J. $5,000.00
09-CV-1683 MARTIN, DANTE RECONSIDERED DENIAL
09-CV-1694 INMON, DOUGLAS PATRICK $24,424.61
09-CV-1749 BUTERA, ISABEL DENIED
09-CV-1782 VELASQUEZ, MARIA G. DISMISSED
09-CV-1787 WHITE, SONYA DISMISSED
09-CV-1801 FIELDS, CAROLYN RECONSIDERED DENIAL
09-CV-1856 FALLEN, MICHELLE L. $10,215.07
09-CV-1864 BRADY, DUANE $27,000.00
09-CV-2040 FIELLO, CATHY $9,722.64
09-CV-2047 LOPEZ, REBECCA & ORTIZ, ROXANNA $2,042.16
09-CV-2048 LYONS, ADRIA $648.77
09-CV-2099 CLARK, LESLIE A. $238.00
09-CV-2231 RODRIGUEZ, MANUEL RECONSIDERED DENIAL
09-CV-2283 WINTHER, DAVID A. $18,140.51
09-CV-2307 TURNER, DUANE C., JR. DISMISSED
09-CV-2353 DENNIS, ANGELA A. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
09-CV-2476 WARE, DINA DENIED
09-CV-2477 WARE, DINA DENIED
09-CV-2594 GATTON, DARLENE DEE DENIED
09-CV-2655 LOCKHART, JOSHUA $16,384.26
09-CV-2660 OZMENT, MATTHEW $20,627.19
09-CV-2672 BEREK, GEORGE $8,090.35
09-CV-2680 GALLAGHER, CATHERINE $15,083.50
09-CV-2783 FOURKAS, DARLENE $5,855.00
09-CV-2799 STEVENS, CASSIE $2,318.65
09-CV-2802 WEILER, PAMELA M. $5,312.31
09-CV-2809 ZURAWSKI, PETER $15.00
09-CV-2940 RUSSELL, JOHNETTA $18,990.00
09-CV-2994 MUNOZ, VICTOR DENIED
09-CV-3032 THEOFANOPOULOS, DINO $18,250.00
09-CV-3065 APPLEWHITE, DEONTE DISMISSED
09-CV-3164 DURBIN, JACQUELINE R. $3,599.75
09-CV-3199 WOODS, QUINCY A. $7,222.88
09-CV-3310 KESSEL, JILL RECONSIDERED DENIAL
09-CV-3337 JOHNSON, CHRISTOPHER $8,719.10
09-CV-3382 RUGGIERO, JUSTIN $730.97
09-CV-3480 CARTER, MARY $37,500.00
09-CV-3547 PEREZ, PABLO $1,778.69
09-CV-3640 MASON, ALEXANDRIA RECONSIDERED DENIAL
09-CV-3833 KNUTH, TOM $8,227.87
09-CV-3835 LYONS, VALERIE HOLLY $263.79
09-CV-3839 REED, LAMONT RECONSIDERED DENIAL
09-CV-3891 LYONS, IRA L. DISMISSED
09-CV-3920 VILLALOBOS, MARIA S. $9,601.75
09-CV-3944 RUIZ, JUAN CARLOS $2,033.00
09-CV-4013 BOYKIN, TAUNDA D. DISMISSED
09-CV-4059 ELLIOTT, JOSHUA RECONSIDERED DENIAL
09-CV-4178 JACKSON, CYNTHIA RECONSIDERED DENIAL
09-CV-4224 HENDERSON, WESLEY RECONSIDERED DENIAL
09-CV-4260 WILLIAMS, TODD E. DISMISSED
09-CV-4278 MCDAVID, ALONZO $27,000.00
09-CV-4323 OVERHEUL, CRAIG DISMISSED
09-CV-4347 PABST, IRENE L. DENIED
09-CV-4376 FLORES, NORMA DENIED
09-CV-4377 FLORES, NORMA DENIED
09-CV-4453 GRICE, PHYLLIS L. RECONSIDERED DISMISSAL
09-CV-4470 BROTHERTON, STEPHANIE R. $52,895.70
09-CV-4549 DOBBS, DIANE E. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
09-CV-4572 ALEXANDER, LATONYA & HEARD, DELORES $5,000.00
09-CV-4678 RUSHING, ANTONIO DENIED
09-CV-4842 ESPANA, CALIXTO A. $54,043.00
09-CV-4903 GREEN, ANTONIO DENIED
09-CV-4921 DAVIS, FRANCES DISMISSED
09-CV-4938 TRIPLETT, ANGELA RECONSIDERED DENIAL
09-CV-4958 BRADFORD, FRANK $27,000.00
09-CV-4966 COTTERILL, LORI RECONSIDERED DENIAL
09-CV-5029 PEREZ, SAMUEL $1,148.29
09-CV-5092 ORR, DERRICK & HARRIS, ZANDRA J. DENIED
376
09-CV-5158 MONTICELLO, KEIYA RECONSIDERED DENIAL
09-CV-5256 DANIELS, DELISA $5,000.00
09-CV-5307 HINKES, MICHAEL $27,094.50
09-CV-5333 ROSE, KEVIN $4,420.00
09-CV-5457 BUTLER, MARIE RECONSIDERED DENIAL
09-CV-5458 BUTLER, MARIE RECONSIDERED DENIAL
09-CV-5473 BISHOP, LORI RECONSIDERED DENIAL
09-CV-5579 STRUCK, JAMES T. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
09-CV-5591 DAYE, NORRA $3,283.80
09-CV-5592 DAYE, WILNER D. $1,245.50
09-CV-5601 JONES, HENRY $3,564.65
09-CV-5618 HRUBY, LEONA M. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
09-CV-5746 PRESNAK, BETTY L. $2,663.13
09-CV-5763 DONTIGNEY, DUSTIN A. $18,382.52
09-CV-5779 RADONJIC, VASILIJE RECONSIDERED DENIAL
09-CV-5877 ROBLES, JUAN $6,865.00
09-CV-5888 WASHINGTON, TAKEISHA RECONSIDERED DENIAL
09-CV-5933 PRICE, SCOTTY $27,000.00
09-CV-5949 ENSIGN, PATSY $1,431.77
09-CV-5952 HAYDEN, JOSEPH $26,287.50
09-CV-6033 REID, JAMES $1,677.98
09-CV-6225 SCHWAB, KAREN J. $418.51
09-CV-6254 NEYLAND, CYNTHIA $5,583.32
09-CV-6335 QUICK, STEPHEN A. DENIED
09-CV-6381 HENDERSON, MATTHEW $738.00
09-CV-6384 KNOWLTON, KIMBERLY $5,519.10
09-CV-6415 GOLD, STEVEN A. DISMISSED
09-CV-6436 ALMALIKY, SALAH $11,343.05
09-CV-6451 JACKSON, ELOISE B. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
09-CV-6456 MOREAU, SANDRA K. DENIED
09-CV-6458 O'NEAL, BLAKE $27,000.00
09-CV-6463 SPINELLE, WILLIAM S., IV RECONSIDERED DENIAL
10-CV-0033 BARROW, KIMBERLI DENIED
10-CV-0037 REZAC, WILLIAM F. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
10-CV-0091 GOSELL, KRISTIN $5,239.26
10-CV-0130 SHORT, WILLIE, SR. & SMITH, DIONNE DENIED
10-CV-0202 SMITH, TYRONE DISMISSED
10-CV-0221 PIKESLEY, MARK R. DENIED
10-CV-0224 STROUD, SULLIVAN $1,793.08
10-CV-0233 BURT, AVIE RECONSIDERED DENIAL
10-CV-0251 MATTHEWS, BRITTANY $5,772.44
10-CV-0254 MENNENGA, KRISTINA $4,140.60
10-CV-0303 STANSBURY, CALVIN, JR. DENIED
10-CV-0414 CRESPO, RAMONA $6,678.00
10-CV-0447 LUCKETT, JILL $148.08
10-CV-0459 BRANDHOF, DOUG $8,151.53
10-CV-0477 MCGEE, TERRENCE $12,186.71
10-CV-0504 GOMEZ, JOSE $1,216.36
10-CV-0534 TAPIA, ANGELICA $27,000.00
10-CV-0541 BEILIN, GAIL E. $6,344.76
10-CV-0649 HERNANDEZ, JOSEPH $15,237.34
10-CV-0667 WASHINGTON, REGGIE $225.71
10-CV-0668 WILLIAMS, BRANDON T. $2,099.64
10-CV-0678 HALBERT, GERAL L., SR. $1,553.43
10-CV-0735 GOWER, WILLIAM ANDREW $1,984.66
10-CV-0737 HOWARD, PAMELA $4,339.29
10-CV-0758 GEBALA, DANIELLE DENIED
10-CV-0767 RILEY, STEPHEN $4,782.92
10-CV-0777 TRACY, JESSIE DENIED
10-CV-0781 WEST, JOHN $14,486.50
10-CV-0790 MAPES, KELLY DENIED
10-CV-0803 COOK, MATTHEW, JR. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
10-CV-0824 BRECHT, NATHAN J. $3,003.35
10-CV-0906 BARBER, MARCHELLO $1,886.26
10-CV-0918 FREEMAN, CARRIE A. DENIED
10-CV-0949 PATTERSON, ALKEFE DENIED
10-CV-0992 MARTINEZ, EDWARD DISMISSED
10-CV-1022 WRIGHT, JOANNA $24.42
10-CV-1027 BAKER, SHEREASA T. DENIED
10-CV-1060 WELLS, JULIAN DISMISSED
10-CV-1063 WRIGHT, THEOPHILUS D. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
10-CV-1150 JOHNSON, SOLOMON DISMISSED
10-CV-1203 PEASE-CLIFT, DAWNETTA DISMISSED
10-CV-1204 PRATT, GREGORY $1,369.00
10-CV-1213 ARREOLA, ANGEL $4,636.10
10-CV-1231 JOHNSON, LISA $3,532.50
10-CV-1238 MARSHALL, DA SHAUN DENIED
10-CV-1265 GILBERT, ANTHONY DENIED
10-CV-1270 MOLLOHAN, WILLIAM H., III $14,428.40
10-CV-1277 RIVERA, MARIO $2,321.18
377
10-CV-1279 WEINBERG, JEFFREY L. $4,089.70
10-CV-1285 GROSS, DANIEL $3,817.17
10-CV-1291 RAMIREZ-ESCOBAR, VANESSA M. $10,152.94
10-CV-1295 TURNER, ROMOND $868.00
10-CV-1317 HANSON, DENNIS W. DISMISSED
10-CV-1318 HESSLING, CASEY $2,291.90
10-CV-1333 RODRIGUEZ, ANDRES $7,208.53
10-CV-1384 RODRIGUEZ, JUAN A. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
10-CV-1431 MORROW, MILLARD RECONSIDERED DENIAL
10-CV-1475 ATHMER, THOMAS $15.00
10-CV-1561 GONZALEZ, JONATHAN DISMISSED
10-CV-1567 JONES, JESSICA & WILLIAMS, KATRINA & JONES, $27,000.00
SIDERIA ETAL.
10-CV-1579 OUTLAW, YOLANDA DISMISSED
10-CV-1590 RICHARDS, MICHAEL DISMISSED
10-CV-1618 ALAYON, GUADALUPE D. & RODRIGUEZ, LUZ N. $2,500.00
10-CV-1653 PORTER-LILLY, MARISSA DENIED
10-CV-1692 THOMAS, TREMAIN DISMISSED
10-CV-1710 CROCKER, JOHN E. $1,704.63
10-CV-1727 BRINEY, BRITTANY $9,542.00
10-CV-1728 CRESPO, RAMONA $840.00
10-CV-1730 FORD, SAMUEL B. DISMISSED
10-CV-1752 ROBINSON, CINDA & JONES, REBECCA DENIED
10-CV-1794 PARSON, BOBBIE J. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
10-CV-1798 WORKMAN, DAWNA DENIED
10-CV-1802 BLACKBURN, JOHN M. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
10-CV-1822 QUEEN, PATRICK $12,186.34
10-CV-1826 WASHINGTON, JARED DISMISSED
10-CV-1837 HARBOUR, LONNIE DENIED
10-CV-1852 PETRASKY, BETH $488.70
10-CV-1853 ROBINSON, SHEILA RECONSIDERED DENIAL
10-CV-1872 KASZYNSKI, KATIE $4,739.88
10-CV-1874 LEE, DENIS M. $1,421.70
10-CV-1877 MITCHELL, NOLAN DISMISSED
10-CV-1925 IRVIN, DAKOTA DISMISSED
10-CV-1953 ROBERTS, PAMELA J. & JOHNSON, TAFFINISHA DENIED
10-CV-2047 CARMONA, FRANCISCO, JR. $22,543.00
10-CV-2117 KEENE, MICHAEL A. DISMISSED
10-CV-2140 THOMAS, SHWANA DISMISSED
10-CV-2172 WALTON, BRIAN DENIED
10-CV-2189 CORA, TERRENCE RECONSIDERED DENIAL
10-CV-2192 FAZIO, EDITH S. $6,417.53
10-CV-2212 VASQUEZ, NELSON DISMISSED
10-CV-2226 MCKINNEY, ALLEN D. DISMISSED
10-CV-2231 MURRAY, BARBARA RECONSIDERED DENIAL
10-CV-2291 GREEN, ZARRICK $9,895.00
10-CV-2295 JOHNSON, DERRICK DISMISSED
10-CV-2298 KELLER, RHONDA $45.45
10-CV-2303 MARTIN, NATHANIEL DISMISSED
10-CV-2310 BAKER, GARY DENIED
10-CV-2320 GALETTI, YVETTE DENIED
10-CV-2329 KENDALL, DAVID B. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
10-CV-2368 WIDNER, KEVIN C. DENIED
10-CV-2397 JOHNSON, JAMEEL RECONSIDERED DENIAL
10-CV-2402 RODRIGUEZ, JUAN A. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
10-CV-2422 HEARLEY, JEFFREY $2,378.42
10-CV-2439 GILBERT, RANDY K. $16,622.77
10-CV-2454 POWELL, ANDRE $4,611.80
10-CV-2512 COTTON, KENNETH $2,122.68
10-CV-2516 JONES, KEITH RECONSIDERED DISMISSAL
10-CV-2545 JESCHKE, MARGARET $3,816.96
10-CV-2551 ROBERTS, CHEVARRIE RECONSIDERED DENIAL
10-CV-2563 CRAIG, TIMOTHY $27,210.60
10-CV-2586 PINEDO, OFELIA A. $500.00
10-CV-2590 WILLIAMS, FREDDIE $4,888.00
10-CV-2592 ALLEN, DEION C. DISMISSED
10-CV-2593 ANDERSON, MICHELLA $8,383.56
10-CV-2624 WILLEY, KIMBERLY D. $4,700.00
10-CV-2626 BISHOP, REGINALD $341.00
10-CV-2688 SMITH, CODY DENIED
10-CV-2701 MCCULLOUGH, TRITIMA $1,880.30
10-CV-2801 WARD. KEVIN DISMISSED
10-CV-2819 ARKHIPOVA, IULIIA $1,253.00
10-CV-2823 CASPER, CHRISTINE DENIED
10-CV-2907 SISKA, JONATHAN $4,873.90
10-CV-2915 APONTE, GILBERT $9,466.00
378
10-CV-2919 ERVES, BRYANT DISMISSED
10-CV-2932 SARIC, CRYSTAL $14,835.95
10-CV-2934 STURGEON, HARRY DISMISSED
10-CV-2935 VALLDENEU, LATRICE $5,000.00
10-CV-2940 EVANS, CHRISTOPHER DISMISSED
10-CV-2943 JUENGER, KENNETH DENIED
10-CV-2979 YOUNG, PATRICIA A. $5,000.00
10-CV-3005 POTOCKI, BRETT DENIED
10-CV-3044 LAZARO, EDUARDO, JR. $8,032.09
10-CV-3052 SCHWARZLOSE, KIMBERLY $4,826.06
10-CV-3069 WELCH, GREGORY, JR. DISMISSED
10-CV-3073 BELL, JAMES DISMISSED
10-CV-3074 CHENAULT, CLAIRESE $683.00
10-CV-3095 DRAG, MARIAN $2,374.62
10-CV-3100 ESTES, VANCE DISMISSED
10-CV-3122 PAPISH, SUSANNAH $2,829.00
10-CV-3129 STANTON, TAMYLA M. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
10-CV-3141 BROWN, TERRANCE DISMISSED
10-CV-3189 GARCIA, HUMBERTO DISMISSED
10-CV-3201 KIRK, AARON DISMISSED
10-CV-3206 MLEKUSH-PRESLEY, CHRISTINE & WESTERFER, VICTOR DENIED
IA
10-CV-3225 RODRIGUEZ, APOLONIO $3,847.00
10-CV-3240 DYER, SAMUEL RECONSIDERED DENIAL
10-CV-3263 JONES, MELVIN DISMISSED
10-CV-3281 CLARK, JENSSEN DISMISSED
10-CV-3301 ERVES, BRYANT DISMISSED
10-CV-3360 BERRY, CHARLES E., JR. $6,772.65
10-CV-3384 KANAPI, PATRICK $2,474.00
10-CV-3388 LIBERADZKA, MARGARET $17,000.10
10-CV-3392 NELSON, BYRON DISMISSED
10-CV-3427 REYNOLDS, CARL $914.35
10-CV-3453 SUNDAY, JAMES D. $880.00
10-CV-3472 LUNFORD, VALLIANT A. $713.00
10-CV-3479 PERRY, ANNEICE L. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
10-CV-3483 FONSECA, ARNULFO $5,638.88
10-CV-3485 FRANCIS, MICHAEL $10,111.00
10-CV-3500 STOHLMEYER, MARLENE RECONSIDERED DENIAL
10-CV-3504 THURMAN, JASON $25,257.65
10-CV-3515 WILSON, CALVIN DENIED
10-CV-3521 CLAYBORN, WALTER DENIED
10-CV-3529 KURECKI, EUGENE DISMISSED
10-CV-3542 VARGAS, DANIEL J. $257.00
10-CV-3554 FOOTE, CHRISTOPHER $27,000.00
10-CV-3556 FULTZ, MELISSA RECONSIDERED DISMISSAL
10-CV-3565 MCELROY, JEREMIAH DISMISSED
10-CV-3573 THOMAS, MELODY L. $10,141.92
10-CV-3574 WISE, KENNETH $970.00
10-CV-3577 COOKE, PAUL DENIED
10-CV-3581 GRANT, CRYSTAL DENIED
10-CV-3584 MOSS, JOHN $5,626.00
10-CV-3591 RIGALI, SAMANTHA DENIED
10-CV-3592 ROGERS, DEVONJA A. $2,986.00
10-CV-3597 VASQUEZ, RAUL $439.10
10-CV-3605 BAILEY, SHALONDA DISMISSED
10-CV-3614 NIELSEN, LARRY DISMISSED
10-CV-3622 ACEVEDO, CECILIO & LARES, MARIA $5,000.00
10-CV-3661 SUN, WEI-CHEH $1,527.00
10-CV-3668 BELL, ERNESTINE DENIED
10-CV-3683 ELSAYEGH, MAGED $4,581.00
10-CV-3686 FORD, MICHAEL DISMISSED
10-CV-3694 MILLION, MICHELE A. DENIED
10-CV-3697 MONTGOMERY, JAMES D. DISMISSED
10-CV-3708 WALTERS, NATE DENIED
10-CV-3710 WHITE, MARCIA $4,950.00
10-CV-3729 SHORT, KATIE N. DENIED
10-CV-3741 DYKES, ROMON M. DENIED
10-CV-3746 MURPHY, WILLIAM E. DISMISSED
10-CV-3749 SLAGEL, KEENAN DENIED
10-CV-3766 SZOTT, PAMELA $680.00
10-CV-3775 MCGUIRE, MARJORIE DENIED
10-CV-3778 ROBERT, PAUL, JR. DISMISSED
10-CV-3797 GOMEZ, PABLO DISMISSED
10-CV-3800 HOGAN, SHANNIN R. $15,657.07
10-CV-3808 LIVINGSTON, HENRIETTA A. $4,380.00
10-CV-3823 RYAN, JOHN PATRICK $2,381.30
10-CV-3828 SIMS, ANTHONY D. DENIED
10-CV-3836 WILLIAMS, RAYSHUN DENIED
10-CV-3843 COLON, PABLO E. DISMISSED
379
10-CV-3877 JONES, ANTHONY RECONSIDERED DENIAL
10-CV-3879 LANGSTON, JASON C. $12,263.29
10-CV-3886 MILLER, CHANEL DENIED
10-CV-3887 MIXON, CALVETTE WALKER DENIED
10-CV-3897 ROHLFING, SHERRY L. DENIED
10-CV-3902 VAUGHAN, JOHN $1,565.78
10-CV-3906 WILSON, ANGELA DENIED
10-CV-3909 COLON, LINDA I. DISMISSED
10-CV-3913 HLAD, CURT $4,155.18
10-CV-3914 HLAD, CURT $4,839.42
10-CV-3916 LAMAR, AMBER R. DENIED
10-CV-3940 CANDANEDO, AVELINO DISMISSED
10-CV-3960 HOPKINS, JAMES S., III DISMISSED
10-CV-3972 RINCON, ESTELA $5,000.00
10-CV-3973 ROCHE, ROGER $5,717.37
10-CV-3978 AGEE, MARY RECONSIDERED DENIAL
10-CV-3981 BRADEK, SUSAN A. $70.52
10-CV-3982 BRINNEHL, KEVIN M. $13,740.66
10-CV-3991 HOLEMAN-HOLLAND, CORLISS $5,000.00
10-CV-3997 MATHIS, BRENDA $1,224.18
10-CV-3998 MATHIS, BRENDA $976.20
10-CV-4017 FULLILOVE, DOROTHY & OSBORNE, ROLANDA & ALLEN, $24,429.36
LAKISHA
10-CV-4021 PICON, ROSA $5,000.00
10-CV-4033 LUTSCHG, JESSICA DENIED
10-CV-4040 NORMAND, BEVERLY A. $8,697.56
10-CV-4075 MAXON, BARBARA $3,135.44
10-CV-4077 PICKETT, JEREMY DISMISSED
10-CV-4078 POWELL, JOSHUA DISMISSED
10-CV-4081 STEPTER, SEAN DISMISSED
10-CV-4089 STONER, CODY DISMISSED
10-CV-4093 TUBEK, JAKUB DISMISSED
10-CV-4095 WELLS, DARIUS DENIED
10-CV-4098 BELOCH, BADRU DENIED
10-CV-4099 BRIM, LONNIE $1,801.19
10-CV-4110 THEISEN, BRANDY & FLINT, SARAH $27,000.00
10-CV-4121 GEISEN, CHRISTINA $3,240.62
10-CV-4124 KEITH, JAMES M. $2,045.00
10-CV-4167 GODEE, MARY L. DISMISSED
10-CV-4234 HOY, KEVIN W., SR. $2,219.00
10-CV-4245 BARRERA, LUIS DISMISSED
10-CV-4265 ZALDIVAR, ERWIN DENIED
10-CV-4270 BOOKER, JAMAR A. DISMISSED
10-CV-4276 GRICE, ALISHA J. DENIED
10-CV-4289 MCGEE, CARL DENIED
10-CV-4305 JONES, IZESTA DISMISSED
10-CV-4308 KNOLLENBERG, MICHAEL, SR. $1,260.00
10-CV-4338 WELLBAUM, VICTORIA $157.80
10-CV-4355 BRACKNEY, DAWN DENIED
10-CV-4357 CATERINA, JILLIAN $1,984.24
10-CV-4359 GUERRERO, ARMANDO DISMISSED
10-CV-4361 JOHNSON, DERICK M. $1,481.71
10-CV-4364 OWENS, ERIC $6,753.45
10-CV-4368 ROLAND, KRISS $2,416.05
10-CV-4374 BARRIENTOS, MARIO $1,655.53
10-CV-4383 JONES, BRIAN D. $2,074.24
10-CV-4387 MOORE, HOLLY DISMISSED
10-CV-4390 SCOTT, JAMES R. DENIED
10-CV-4391 SHEALLY, WHITNEY T. DENIED
10-CV-4416 AUGUSTA, BREON $134.57
10-CV-4422 DISHER, TIMOTHY R. $1,622.79
10-CV-4427 GIBSON, KENNETH F. DISMISSED
10-CV-4428 HARPER, BARBARA RECONSIDERED DENIAL
10-CV-4438 WIESE, BRIAN T. $27,000.00
10-CV-4439 BALOG, RYAN C. DENIED
10-CV-4441 DE LA CRUZ GUERRERO SILVA, MARIA $1,688.27
10-CV-4445 MARIDUENA, FERNANDO $523.40
10-CV-4462 OWENS, DEBRA $90.90
10-CV-4472 CASTILLO, ANTHONY $2,501.00
10-CV-4473 DELANEY, KIMBERLY A. $1,648.94
10-CV-4491 TURKS, TAWANA L. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
10-CV-4496 BANKS, LATANNYA DISMISSED
10-CV-4505 MCCRAY, WILMA $6,907.98
10-CV-4507 SAVAGE, ANTOINE RECONSIDERED DENIAL
10-CV-4509 BLACK, SHERYL D. $2,308.08
10-CV-4524 JENKINS, DAVID N. $1,833.32
10-CV-4525 KURTZ, WILLIAM M. DENIED
10-CV-4529 LEWIS, DIANNE DENIED
10-CV-4532 RAMIREZ, GISELLE $76.55
10-CV-4537 ST. LOUIS, WALLACE DENIED
10-CV-4545 CURTIS, RUBY J. $18,007.11
380
10-CV-4559 ROAN, SAMUEL $3,140.00
10-CV-4563 TURNER, BLANDENA $3,034.16
10-CV-4565 BERRY, CHARLENE M. $5,605.84
10-CV-4574 RUSSELL, MICKEY DISMISSED
10-CV-4585 JOHNSON, WINFRED R. DISMISSED
10-CV-4587 MEJIA, OFELIA M. $634.78
10-CV-4588 ORTEGA, MARISSA DENIED
10-CV-4596 CLARK, ANDREA DENIED
10-CV-4601 HARPER, LA SHAWNDA DISMISSED
10-CV-4608 WALKER, ISIAH DISMISSED
10-CV-4622 JOHNSON, BERNARD, JR. $11,411.85
10-CV-4637 GUNN, JANICE DENIED
10-CV-4641 ROBINSON, WILLIE DENIED
10-CV-4643 TURNER, DEVON DISMISSED
10-CV-4647 BROWN, KENNETH, JR. DISMISSED
10-CV-4648 BROWN, KENNETH, JR. DISMISSED
10-CV-4653 FONDER, DYLAN $1,608.00
10-CV-4679 ELKINS, JERRY $631.00
10-CV-4685 MOORE, MATTIE $10,000.00
10-CV-4686 NAILING-BRIDGEFORD, ALANDRIA $27,000.00
10-CV-4697 WILL, BETH M. DENIED
10-CV-4700 AHMED, ZUBAIR DENIED
10-CV-4705 FORD, SAMUEL B. DISMISSED
10-CV-4708 JOHNSON-YANCEY, KIMBERLY $40.71
10-CV-4713 MOUZAI, HAMID DENIED
10-CV-4715 VASQUEZ, HENRY A. DISMISSED
10-CV-4721 CLARK, MONDALE $6,273.67
10-CV-4725 JACKSON, REGINALD DISMISSED
10-CV-4728 MITCHELL, DIJON $884.00
10-CV-4732 REITINGER, TONY DISMISSED
10-CV-4733 ZACHERY, WAYNE E. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
10-CV-4734 GORNEY, THOMAS J. DENIED
10-CV-4740 CAL, NICHELLE & LEE, MORGAN DENIED
10-CV-4743 DAVIS, ANTYON J. DENIED
10-CV-4752 JONES, TIMOTHY DENIED
10-CV-4756 RANDALL, ARNETTE DENIED
10-CV-4762 STAMPLEY, CALVIN DISMISSED
10-CV-4771 HALE, WILLIAM $27,000.00
10-CV-4780 MONEYHAM, PIERRE $1,387.50
10-CV-4782 PATTEN, RAPHAEL $621.00
10-CV-4783 RICE, CHIFFVETTE $38.00
10-CV-4790 BRANTLEY, ROCHELLE $100.00
10-CV-4798 MCCORMICK, BRANDT DENIED
10-CV-4800 MASON, KENNETH W. DENIED
10-CV-4804 CRUZ, LUIS $1,187.71
10-CV-4813 STASSI, NICKOLAS G. DISMISSED
10-CV-4818 ZAMARRIPA, JUAN A. $1,029.82
10-CV-4824 BREYER, RICHARD $2,052.00
10-CV-4833 LANG, DONNA DENIED
10-CV-4846 DAVIDSON, GLEN $4,072.00
10-CV-4847 SHANLEY, CAROLINE R. $2,465.00
10-CV-4855 HERNANDEZ, VICTOR DENIED
10-CV-4877 IMBRONONE, JESSICA $615.48
10-CV-4880 SMITH, JOHN J. $1,150.84
10-CV-4883 TORRES, ADER, SR. $119.46
10-CV-4890 KALEJAIYE, AUGUSTINE T. $851.00
10-CV-4897 NORDMEYER, ABBEY DENIED
10-CV-4906 EUGENE, JACQUES $1,729.00
10-CV-4907 HORTON, KERRY DENIED
10-CV-4912 MELQUIADES, JESUS DENIED
10-CV-4919 ROSS, MARCUS DISMISSED
10-CV-4932 HILDEBRAND, HEATH $4,837.00
10-CV-4939 RODRIGUEZ, JOSE $11,838.00
10-CV-4951 JOHNSON, ARTHUR $5,488.00
10-CV-4956 MERRITT, WENDY $9,350.00
10-CV-4965 HOMSI, MAMOUN $5,840.14
10-CV-4967 KARRA, SHANNON $1,104.41
10-CV-4971 PENNOCK, GRACE DENIED
10-CV-4979 CARROLL, ALBERT D. DISMISSED
10-CV-4981 CREDIT, WILLIAM D. $2,125.27
10-CV-4983 FARINA, KERRY J. DISMISSED
10-CV-4989 RAMSEY, MAURICE $22,183.86
10-CV-4996 WALKER, MELANIE DENIED
10-CV-4998 ZIEBARTH, LYDIA $2,781.44
10-CV-5000 CARTHEN, TAKARA S. DENIED
10-CV-5005 JONES, CHRISTOPHER M. DENIED
10-CV-5015 BRACEY, DARLA $1,727.20
10-CV-5029 BARTON, DAVID DENIED
10-CV-5031 FELGNER, JEFFREY $660.36
10-CV-5036 HACHMEISTER, APRIL A. $23.13
381
10-CV-5037 HANTZ, ROCKY J. H. DENIED
10-CV-5042 JACKSON, ALISHIA DENIED
10-CV-5045 O'BRIEN, ERIN $1,510.99
10-CV-5057 FORD, CARL T. DENIED
10-CV-5060 GULTNEY, CHARLENE $5,000.00
10-CV-5070 MURPHY, ALVIN DISMISSED
10-CV-5080 BAILEY, CHRIS $572.93
10-CV-5082 BARR, PATTI RECONSIDERED DENIAL
10-CV-5084 BLANC, VICK RECONSIDERED DENIAL
10-CV-5090 DUNCAN, RAYMOND $27,000.00
10-CV-5093 GLIDEWELL, KATHY RECONSIDERED DENIAL
10-CV-5114 WILLIAMS, DOUGLAS $20,353.00
10-CV-5121 FLEMON, JESSICA $322.52
10-CV-5122 JACKSON, JERMAINE RECONSIDERED DENIAL
10-CV-5124 KOBCHYK, VOLODYMR RECONSIDERED DENIAL
10-CV-5131 DAVIS, KATHY C. DENIED
10-CV-5139 PASS, FONTAIN $4,182.00
10-CV-5146 TALLEY, PORCSHA $2,523.35
10-CV-5154 WOODS, ERIC DENIED
10-CV-5156 BENNETT, LAKEYTIA DENIED
10-CV-5159 BRACKINS, ANGJELL & WOODSON, CHAD $1,880.00
10-CV-5170 GONZALEZ, PAZ $1,221.48
10-CV-5176 MITCHELL, CHRISTINA & WALKER, MARGARET $5,000.00
10-CV-5181 CAMPHOR, RICK H. $1,212.00
10-CV-5187 HORTON, GEORGE & BURKS, BRENDA $5,000.00
10-CV-5191 MASON, FRANKLIN R. DENIED
10-CV-5195 ODUM, LAVON DENIED
10-CV-5198 PECK, GARY E. $19,377.00
10-CV-5202 SLABY, JANUSZ $5,509.00
10-CV-5211 WEATHERSPOON, WILLIE D. $6,464.00
10-CV-5214 ZAMORA, GUADALUPE $1,183.26
10-CV-5215 BASHAW, COLLEEN RECONSIDERED DENIAL
10-CV-5228 MEI, YUAN DENIED
10-CV-5238 GONZALEZ, GUILLERMO DENIED
10-CV-5239 HOWARD, ISAAC DENIED
10-CV-5245 KLUSEK, KRZYSZTOF DENIED
10-CV-5246 LONG, RYAN M. DENIED
10-CV-5250 SIMMONS, JEREMIAH $1,587.00
10-CV-5262 ANDERSON, LA SHON, II $2,558.00
10-CV-5267 BREWER, CORA DENIED
10-CV-5272 GREEN, TIFFANI DENIED
10-CV-5279 MCFADDEN, DEONTE J. $2,430.05
10-CV-5284 CAFFEY, ERIKA DENIED
10-CV-5286 GOMEZ, VICTOR $652.00
10-CV-5289 JACKSON, REMEL RECONSIDERED DENIAL
10-CV-5292 LAING, RUTH F. DENIED
10-CV-5304 SAGE, MARIE $6.90
10-CV-5306 SHERROD, PORTLAND D. DISMISSED
10-CV-5308 SMITH, ASHLEY DENIED
10-CV-5309 SMITH, ASHLEY DENIED
10-CV-5310 STEWART, MICHELLE DENIED
10-CV-5322 HOWARD, MICHAEL DENIED
10-CV-5329 YOUNG, LYNETTE DENIED
10-CV-5330 BROWN, LEE DISMISSED
10-CV-5333 FERGUSON, CORNELL $756.00
10-CV-5335 MEDDERS, MICHAEL DENIED
10-CV-5336 MIXON, TREMAINE A. $4,656.93
10-CV-5337 PAVON, JORGE $5,081.00
10-CV-5346 HERNANDEZ, ALEXA DENIED
10-CV-5351 DENSMORE, LOIS & MONTGOMERY, TAURESHA $27,000.00
10-CV-5360 MEINDERS, TROY J. $3,941.35
10-CV-5364 WOOD, CHRISTOPHER G. $6,526.94
10-CV-5366 BEESON, BRIAN DENIED
10-CV-5382 ADAMS, EMMA DENIED
10-CV-5389 MARCHESE, NICHOLAS E. $12,401.92
10-CV-5392 PINNICK, LONNIE M., JR. $8,372.60
10-CV-5398 THOMPSON, GARY DENIED
10-CV-5400 WEBB, RYAN $7,035.46
10-CV-5406 MILLER, KRISTA N. $9,158.22
10-CV-5417 KYSER, ANN MARIE DENIED
10-CV-5419 MCDOWELL, ANGELO $15,744.76
10-CV-5420 NAVARRO, STEPHANIE R. $734.05
10-CV-5422 POWELL, NEDRA $2,233.00
10-CV-5423 RETEGUIN, SUSANA $30.53
10-CV-5424 RETEGUIN, SUSANA DENIED
10-CV-5430 VILLAREAL-ZUNIGA, MERCEDES DENIED
10-CV-5431 VLAD, JOY C. DENIED
10-CV-5437 ANGELES, MIGUEL $300.00
10-CV-5442 CAMACHO, VICTORIA $489.73
10-CV-5446 HUDSON, LUTELDA $5,000.00
10-CV-5461 WALLS, DARWIN DENIED
382
10-CV-5462 WILLIAMS, ASHAWNTA DENIED
10-CV-5464 CATO, ERICKA $1,214.46
10-CV-5466 DAVIS, STEVEN $2,500.00
10-CV-5474 HYDE, CODY $27,000.00
10-CV-5476 KING, DONNELL $2,452.40
10-CV-5477 LADD, EARL, JR. DISMISSED
10-CV-5478 LAMPKIN, SHIRA DENIED
10-CV-5484 MILLER, JOHN DISMISSED
10-CV-5486 MURPHY, BRENDA F. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
10-CV-5489 PLEASANT, DARIUS $1,435.49
10-CV-5499 COMENDADOR, CENON $6,818.10
10-CV-5501 DODD, MARY F. $5,000.00
10-CV-5502 GARCIA, ALFREDO $1,280.44
10-CV-5503 MUNOZ, JULIUS O. $678.00
10-CV-5504 PAIGE, KEITH $2,658.99
10-CV-5515 BENNETT, JUSTIN C. $4,538.93
10-CV-5522 GUADARRAMA, ELIZABETH DENIED
10-CV-5527 MCCOY, ANDREA DENIED
10-CV-5536 DE LA ROSA, EZEQUIEL DENIED
10-CV-5545 MCCLINTON, DAN JUAN DENIED
10-CV-5547 MOORE, ANTHONY DENIED
10-CV-5555 SPETHMAN, GREGORY A. $510.57
10-CV-5556 TSAO, DEBBY $3,046.00
10-CV-5559 DAVIS, DERRICK $912.00
10-CV-5565 GENTIL, RAYMOND, JR. $8,561.00
10-CV-5572 INGRAM, WILLIE B. $6,269.00
10-CV-5574 LANDRITH, ADAM D. DENIED
10-CV-5575 MCCANN, DWAYNE $5,000.00
10-CV-5576 MCINERNEY, TODD DENIED
10-CV-5579 PEREZ, VICENTE M. DENIED
10-CV-5580 POLICANDRIOTES, TOD $386.21
10-CV-5581 REYNA, RAUL $652.00
10-CV-5582 WALKER, RANDY $2,144.70
10-CV-5583 WINSTON, PATRICIA E. $4,783.71
10-CV-5587 DAVIS, CARL L., JR. $290.00
10-CV-5589 DILLON, ROBERT $848.09
10-CV-5590 DURAN, VICENTE DENIED
10-CV-5592 HOLLINGSWORTH, MORYE $1,020.00
10-CV-5593 JOHNSON, DARRYL L. DENIED
10-CV-5594 KESSANTI, FARID $184.44
10-CV-5595 MADDEN, LAWRENCE R. DISMISSED
10-CV-5600 SMITH, JOSE A. $275.00
10-CV-5604 BUNKOFSKE, TODD $441.72
10-CV-5608 HENSON, JAMES $8,111.20
10-CV-5612 RAMP, WILLIAM D. $830.00
10-CV-5623 DANCY-BLEDSOE, CANDICE $2,214.38
10-CV-5643 MATTHEWS, JASON C. DENIED
10-CV-5645 MCDONNOUGH, YVONNE M. DENIED
10-CV-5646 MELUCCI, ROBERT $4,404.00
10-CV-5650 OSHODI, KHAFILU M. $27,000.00
10-CV-5657 WILSON, ANTHONY DISMISSED
10-CV-5663 GREER, DARRYL $692.00
10-CV-5664 HARDIN, PASIA C. DENIED
10-CV-5670 MOJICA, YULIZET $1,132.20
10-CV-5672 PRESTON, CHRISTOPHER K. DENIED
10-CV-5675 RAY, JAWAN DISMISSED
10-CV-5676 STEWART, LAURA $5,000.00
10-CV-5680 VAUGHN, JERRY D. DENIED
10-CV-5684 AKSMAN, ROBERT DENIED
10-CV-5707 GOMEZ, MARIA $4,588.12
10-CV-5709 MCGINNIS, MICHELLE DENIED
10-CV-5710 PEARSON, BRENDA $1,101.36
10-CV-5711 WLODARCZYK, ELZBIETA $1,102.58
10-CV-5716 GOMEZ, ELVIS $33.18
10-CV-5717 HAWKINS, VIRGINIA $3,750.00
10-CV-5723 ROSALES, JESSICA DENIED
10-CV-5725 TOLLIVER, BRIDGET $7,404.00
10-CV-5728 CLARK, PIERRE $7,439.00
10-CV-5730 CUEVAS, FERNANDO $10,401.00
10-CV-5739 LARES, FELIX $11,831.00
10-CV-5752 TORRES, EDGAR $21,745.00
10-CV-5756 ANDERSON, MAGGIE & NEAL, LEE ETHER $10,000.00
10-CV-5758 BANUELOS, GORGE DENIED
10-CV-5765 DANIELS, MARY $5,000.00
10-CV-5769 JACKSON, ODIS, JR. DENIED
10-CV-5771 LENKOWSKI, DONALD $545.66
10-CV-5772 MARVIN, STEVEN RECONSIDERED DENIAL
10-CV-5775 PATTON, CARTREZ DENIED
10-CV-5793 GARCIA, RUBEN $831.00
10-CV-5795 GWALTNEY, EDDIE W. $14,786.60
10-CV-5799 HUTT, KIA $20.00
383
10-CV-5800 HUYNH, THU VUONG $1,759.89
10-CV-5805 MACKE-BOOTH, JONAH $342.48
10-CV-5808 NAEEMULLAH, NASREEN $749.50
10-CV-5809 NELSON, LENORA RECONSIDERED DENIAL
10-CV-5810 NYMAN, SARAH DENIED
10-CV-5811 OLIVA, ALAN P., SR. $5,000.00
10-CV-5814 PENN, TIMOTHY M. $558.00
10-CV-5815 PORTER, STEVEN A. $1,290.76
10-CV-5816 RUGE, DONNA $2,248.94
10-CV-5818 SIEBOLD, KEVIN DENIED
10-CV-5820 TIMM, AMANDA DENIED
11-CV-0001 ALLEN, DAVORICK J. $27,000.00
11-CV-0004 HARTLEY, LINDA DENIED
11-CV-0005 HAWKINS, CAROLYN D. $2,023.58
11-CV-0006 HAWKINS, MARIAN W. DENIED
11-CV-0007 HAWKINS, JEFFREY C. DENIED
11-CV-0009 LUNA, DANNY, JR. DENIED
11-CV-0013 WHISMAN, BRANDON $441.10
11-CV-0022 HARRIS, CURTIS $3,756.90
11-CV-0025 LONG, DONALD, JR. DENIED
11-CV-0026 LONG, DONALD, JR. DENIED
11-CV-0029 ROMERO, MILDRED & PAGAN, ANGELINA RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-0031 SCHMIDT, TAMMY L. DENIED
11-CV-0033 THURMAN, TIFFANY L. DENIED
11-CV-0037 BERNATE, SONIA DENIED
11-CV-0038 BROCZKOWSKI, NORBERT $664.00
11-CV-0040 DODSON, MELISSA DENIED
11-CV-0048 LYMAS, JEANETTE DENIED
11-CV-0056 MOORE, VICKI L. DENIED
11-CV-0058 PLUSHKIS, GLORIA $205.00
11-CV-0059 PLUSHKIS, GLORIA $54.16
11-CV-0060 TADEO, CHIARA $652.00
11-CV-0061 TATE, DERRELL H. $7,105.00
11-CV-0063 WYATT, MATTIE DENIED
11-CV-0070 DOWLING, HEATHER DENIED
11-CV-0075 GONZALEZ, YOLANDA $11,317.00
11-CV-0077 HEMPHILL, SHAYNE DENIED
11-CV-0084 ORTIZ, JUAN A. $1,223.70
11-CV-0086 RANDALL, SHAYLA DENIED
11-CV-0094 TOWRY, JESSE DENIED
11-CV-0097 CARTER, ANTHONY D. DENIED
11-CV-0098 WISZ, ALBERT $3,462.00
11-CV-0099 CROUCHER, ABDIEL DENIED
11-CV-0101 DUNBAR, TAVIS D. DENIED
11-CV-0106 PRITCHETT, LISA DENIED
11-CV-0107 SMITH, ALONZO $15,814.14
11-CV-0109 THOMPSON, LEONARD DENIED
11-CV-0115 WYSONG, RANDALL $160.00
11-CV-0124 JAMISON, TIMOTHY B. DENIED
11-CV-0128 MACCHIONE, MATTHEW $1,423.24
11-CV-0133 PROSISE, WILLIAM RANDY $3,267.84
11-CV-0135 SEALS, DISBY, III $291.00
11-CV-0137 SKINNER, TAMARA J. DENIED
11-CV-0140 TUCKER, TREVIN $4,916.89
11-CV-0141 VARGAS, ALFREDO $638.83
11-CV-0147 ALMARAS AMARO, HERIBERTO $2,016.20
11-CV-0149 BENNETT, TASHARA S. DISMISSED
11-CV-0156 DE LA TORRE, ERIKA DENIED
11-CV-0157 DELANEY, JOHN W. $5,992.95
11-CV-0165 JOHNSON, LATONYA DISMISSED
11-CV-0170 BATES, JOHN G. $4,060.51
11-CV-0175 HOUNMETIN, LAURENT DENIED
11-CV-0189 PICKERING, DARLENE DENIED
11-CV-0190 PUENTE, MANUEL $14,924.00
11-CV-0191 BRADLEY, KATHERINE DENIED
11-CV-0196 SMITH, MICHAEL DENIED
11-CV-0200 WANG, PENG $2,212.41
11-CV-0203 WATSON, TYRON $6,240.00
11-CV-0215 RIGGS, NATHAN $12,816.31
11-CV-0234 KSIAZEK, DOMINICK $724.30
11-CV-0236 MCDONALD, DWAINE C. $27,000.00
11-CV-0238 SMITH, TIFFANY DISMISSED
11-CV-0245 CARNEY, PATRICK $2,389.00
11-CV-0249 DEUTSCHMANN, BETHANY DENIED
11-CV-0250 DOROBA, JANET $177.12
11-CV-0251 DUDA, RICHARD $226.52
11-CV-0252 GODFREY, LISA DENIED
11-CV-0253 GRANT, CORNELIUS $1,621.35
11-CV-0254 HARPER, SABRINA $6,143.00
11-CV-0259 JOHNSON, DARIAN DISMISSED
11-CV-0262 LAWRENCE, DANIEL DENIED
384
11-CV-0263 MERCER, CHELSEA DENIED
11-CV-0267 NOON, JAWAD DENIED
11-CV-0268 OJEDA, MARIA DENIED
11-CV-0271 STACKHOUSE, VANESSA DENIED
11-CV-0272 THOMAS, OLLIE $5,000.00
11-CV-0275 WALL, DALIJA $1,315.22
11-CV-0279 ANDRADE, MIGUEL $5,652.00
11-CV-0291 GAZELLA, NICHOLAS DENIED
11-CV-0292 GUZMAN, GUADALUPE $8,496.96
11-CV-0299 DAVIS, LAWRENCE S. $3,184.88
11-CV-0300 FITZPATRICK, ALLEN S. $597.00
11-CV-0302 HALL, MARIE $3,823.28
11-CV-0303 HARRIS, ASHLEY DENIED
11-CV-0308 JENKINS, JEROME DENIED
11-CV-0314 LOPEZ-DOMINGUEZ, MARTIN $678.00
11-CV-0316 MCNEIL, TAMMY DENIED
11-CV-0322 NAVAREZ, JOSE L. $817.00
11-CV-0327 TABORN, ANGEL DENIED
11-CV-0329 TOKARCZYK, ELIZABETH J. DENIED
11-CV-0334 WEATHERS, PRENTISS DENIED
11-CV-0335 WHITAKER, SHERRIE D. $4,344.97
11-CV-0336 WHITAKER, SHERRIE D. DENIED
11-CV-0338 WHITLEY, JEFFREY L., JR. $27,000.00
11-CV-0340 WOODS, MITCHEL DENIED
11-CV-0344 BONDS, TERRENE DENIED
11-CV-0345 BOWMAN, JENNIFER DENIED
11-CV-0349 DORRIS, LOVALLE $3,959.29
11-CV-0355 HARDING, LINNELL DENIED
11-CV-0356 IM, SAMUEL M. $12,024.24
11-CV-0358 JENKINS, CLIFTON RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-0362 MARQUIS, NORMA $5,000.00
11-CV-0368 WAYENKNECHT, ROBIN DENIED
11-CV-0369 PACK-RIDDLE, MARY DENIED
11-CV-0374 RIVAS, ROBERTO, JR. $8,558.25
11-CV-0377 THOMPSON, LAMARR $664.00
11-CV-0378 WARD, BILLY $3,520.00
11-CV-0386 CALUSINSKI, CHRIS $26,987.50
11-CV-0389 HAMEED, ALAZEEM $7,929.83
11-CV-0391 JAMES, MILDRED & JAMES, EVERETT C. DENIED
11-CV-0396 RICHARDS, YOULANDA RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-0401 STREETER, CHARLES RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-0407 CAMERON, ILENE DENIED
11-CV-0409 DOMINGUEZ, GILBERT $842.00
11-CV-0419 SCHWARTZ, TERESE M. DENIED
11-CV-0420 ACOSTA, SEBASTIAN $570.91
11-CV-0424 CORTES, JOSE L. DENIED
11-CV-0426 GONZALEZ, RAYMUNDO DENIED
11-CV-0428 HARRIS, HORATIO, JR. $3,124.57
11-CV-0429 HOEHNE, RORY DISMISSED
11-CV-0436 LOPEZ, EDGAR $2,607.00
11-CV-0439 MONTENEGRO, NICOLAS $11,977.00
11-CV-0441 MOUNT, VERNICA DENIED
11-CV-0457 TIMM, ROBERT J. $8,870.80
11-CV-0462 WOODS, ANTWAN $24,999.00
11-CV-0464 ZULMAI, HABB $3,993.97
11-CV-0470 KOSANDA, MATTHEW $1,947.00
11-CV-0471 OVERDORF, TYLER L. $2,270.42
11-CV-0480 FANNING, SHANNON $3,167.61
11-CV-0483 HEATON, JENNIFER L. $27,000.00
11-CV-0488 SALGADO, RAQUEL $1,155.68
11-CV-0494 ENIS, PATRICK D. $5,024.09
11-CV-0499 HILL, SHANTELL $8,426.00
11-CV-0505 MARBLE, BRENDA & WATKINS, LAURA $5,000.00
11-CV-0506 MCWILLIAMS, TYRONE DENIED
11-CV-0509 RODRIGUEZ, JOHN F. $475.00
11-CV-0511 SUTTON, ROSEMARY RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-0514 SCHREK, ELIZABETH DENIED
11-CV-0517 CAMPBELL-CRIGLER, KIMBERLY $1,038.30
11-CV-0524 GARCIA, ANDRES, SR. DENIED
11-CV-0525 JOHNSON, SPANNIESHA $997.00
11-CV-0528 POCIUS, PAULA $27,000.00
11-CV-0532 VERA, VICTOR $27,000.00
11-CV-0538 FORD, JERMAINE DENIED
11-CV-0540 GRAY, DELILAH DENIED
11-CV-0542 PARRA, OLHA $406.00
11-CV-0543 PETERSON, TAMI $28.32
11-CV-0544 SCHRINER, CLINT DENIED
11-CV-0549 WATKINS, PENNY $27,000.00
11-CV-0552 BROWN, SHANA DENIED
11-CV-0553 LECH, MARIA DENIED
11-CV-0554 MCDONAGH, JOSEPH $1,316.67
385
11-CV-0558 THRASHER, TAMAR DENIED
11-CV-0567 GREEN. LINDA $3,697.00
11-CV-0570 KELLY, MAURICE RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-0575 MCGOWAN, MARCUS $2,661.44
11-CV-0583 WILLIAMS, RENATA DENIED
11-CV-0589 CRUZ, ORLANDO $1,783.62
11-CV-0591 FRINGER, ANTHONY $27,000.00
11-CV-0593 GILES, ANTHONY DISMISSED
11-CV-0596 JOHNSON, PATRICIA DENIED
11-CV-0598 KANE, PATRICIA P. $1,042.52
11-CV-0602 ROBINSON, NONA DENIED
11-CV-0607 BANKS, CAROLYN $5,000.00
11-CV-0613 JEFFERS, JASON $78.00
11-CV-0614 JOHNSON, KARISSA & BUCHANAN, IMOGENE & ROBERTS $24,974.60
LISA L.
11-CV-0617 NAMBO, FROYLAN $4,337.09
11-CV-0623 WALKER, HAROLD L. DENIED
11-CV-0624 WENGREN, DAVINA L. $100.00
11-CV-0625 WRIGHT, ALETA S. $574.00
11-CV-0626 WYCKOFF, LAURA DENIED
11-CV-0628 BALDWIN, WILLIAM E. $711.14
11-CV-0631 BREEDLOVE, RENEE L. $1,130.00
11-CV-0633 CRUZ, ALEXANDER $7,232.52
11-CV-0638 HENDERSON, DANIN $6,965.00
11-CV-0639 JACKSON, KAYLA DENIED
11-CV-0653 MAYS, DEJUAN K. DENIED
11-CV-0654 MEEKS, REGINALD P. DENIED
11-CV-0655 MELENDEZ, DANNY DISMISSED
11-CV-0661 PAZ, NERY YESENIA $1,713.00
11-CV-0670 SANCHEZ, GABRIELA $231.40
11-CV-0673 TOWNES, JUANITA DENIED
11-CV-0677 TYSON, SHANIKA DENIED
11-CV-0680 WILFORD, MARK DISMISSED
11-CV-0682 WORTHY, RASHAWN DENIED
11-CV-0683 WYATT, BOYSIE, JR. $5,000.00
11-CV-0689 GRANDEL, DIANA DISMISSED
11-CV-0699 ORES, STEPHEN DENIED
11-CV-0706 WEBB, BRANDON J. DENIED
11-CV-0707 WEBB, WENDE U. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-0708 WILLIAMS, KANDYCE DENIED
11-CV-0711 BUSH, ANTOINE T. DISMISSED
11-CV-0714 HERMAN, COLIN DENIED
11-CV-0715 ISLAM, SAQIB $444.00
11-CV-0716 MCCARTHY, BARBARA DISMISSED
11-CV-0720 ROHMAN, JARED DENIED
11-CV-0722 SEARS, SABRINA P. $5,000.00
11-CV-0725 WILLIAMS, ANGELA RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-0731 DAVIS, JOHN F. DISMISSED
11-CV-0733 FRANKLIN, STEPHEN J. $23,919.00
11-CV-0734 GARCIA, JESUS $7,998.00
11-CV-0735 GARRETT, LOLETHA DENIED
11-CV-0736 GREGORY, SHEDRICK B. $5,182.80
11-CV-0743 LATTA, IRV $5,780.00
11-CV-0744 LOPEZ, ESTELA $4,725.00
11-CV-0746 RODGERS, APRIL $1,045.45
11-CV-0751 BOOKER, CORINE RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-0758 FOSTER, MARIA $525.00
11-CV-0763 MABREY, SUSAN $8,455.40
11-CV-0779 REYNA, PETER, JR. DENIED
11-CV-0780 RICHARDS, TONY RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-0781 RICHARDSON, CHERITA L. DENIED
11-CV-0788 WATKINS, CARLA & CHATMAN, PEGGIE & O'GRADY, MAGGIE $5,000.00
11-CV-0796 DELANEY, ERNEST R. $1,847.50
11-CV-0799 HARE, ANGELA $1,245.01
11-CV-0811 CLARK, JOSHUA M. $23,876.77
11-CV-0815 GREENLEE, TERRANCE $96.00
11-CV-0819 JACKSON, JANET C. $5,491.20
11-CV-0828 SEAGO, LAURIE M. DENIED
11-CV-0833 ZIOLKO, SEAN $5,300.70
11-CV-0835 CASTRO, JAIME DENIED
11-CV-0837 IOVA, GHEORGHE $9,259.96
11-CV-0839 JONES, ROBERT R. $2,109.00
11-CV-0846 ULLOA, SAMUEL O. $799.00
11-CV-0850 BOCLAIRE, DONNA RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-0852 CASTANEDA, JUAN C. DENIED
11-CV-0854 GOODMAN, CLAUDETTE $19,313.99
11-CV-0855 HOPKINS, KENNETH DENIED
11-CV-0857 JAY, CHRISTOPHER A. DENIED
11-CV-0861 LYONS, JOHN DENIED
11-CV-0864 NEUMAN, JAMES $5,178.92
11-CV-0866 ROBERSON, SANDRA S. $57.00
386
11-CV-0867 SALAMAN, JOSE $996.00
11-CV-0868 SIMMONS, TAKIYA M. $2,750.58
11-CV-0872 FULLER, KYNDON J. DENIED
11-CV-0875 CATO, ERICKA DENIED
11-CV-0878 DIAZ, MARVIN G. $5,063.00
11-CV-0886 RITCHIE, JOHNATHAN A. $281.00
11-CV-0889 SANCHEZ, JUAN DENIED
11-CV-0895 WILSON, RONALD, SR. $5,941.08
11-CV-0897 AGEE, LOUISE H. $3,887.40
11-CV-0899 CARRERA, EDWIN $2,416.00
11-CV-0902 DELGADO, JOSEPH DENIED
11-CV-0905 GUZMAN, JEREMY $2,662.00
11-CV-0907 KING, ROY, SR. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-0908 KORCHEVSKA, OKSANA $1,843.90
11-CV-0909 MCLAREN, LAMONTE DENIED
11-CV-0914 PRUITT, STEPHAN $22,081.92
11-CV-0918 THOMPSON, LEONARD DENIED
11-CV-0919 WYATT, MATTIE DENIED
11-CV-0923 ANDERSON, ROBERT $817.00
11-CV-0925 BRADLO, BARBARA $509.00
11-CV-0930 FARMER, WILLIAM J. $873.00
11-CV-0934 GUTIERREZ, EMMANUEL $4,160.00
11-CV-0944 PUCHETAMALAGA, CLAUDIO $27,000.00
11-CV-0945 RITSCHEL, JASON $21,115.17
11-CV-0950 SUDDETH, JEFFREY D. DENIED
11-CV-0951 THOMAS, ALICE DENIED
11-CV-0953 ANDERSON, ANDRE D. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-0955 CASTREJON, ELI E. $2,872.24
11-CV-0956 CURIEL-AGUILA, JOSE DISMISSED
11-CV-0961 KARPINSKI, WITOLD $6,441.40
11-CV-0962 KIM, MIK $6,045.35
11-CV-0964 LEDESMA, LARRY $409.99
11-CV-0966 MCDOWELL, LAVINCE $10,204.00
11-CV-0970 OLMOS, ESTHER $834.00
11-CV-0972 SALES, JORGE $3,302.18
11-CV-0974 STIMSON, ANNA $527.32
11-CV-0980 WILLIAMS, SONTARIUS DENIED
11-CV-0981 WILSON, JOHN DENIED
11-CV-0997 PENSON, KEVIN L. DISMISSED
11-CV-1003 THOMAS, DEBRA $5,000.00
11-CV-1005 WATERS, CHRISTINA $3,121.98
11-CV-1010 DUFF, AVERY $27,000.00
11-CV-1011 HARP, SHIRLEY J. $30.47
11-CV-1012 HINOJOSA, ROLANDO $1,790.30
11-CV-1016 SHEALLY, WHITNEY T. DISMISSED
11-CV-1021 BOYD, WILLIAM C. DENIED
11-CV-1023 DEDEAUX, ROCHELLE DENIED
11-CV-1024 DOMINO, DEBRA DENIED
11-CV-1026 GRIFFIN, FREDERICK, JR. DENIED
11-CV-1027 HENDRICKS, ANQUENNETT DENIED
11-CV-1032 LEE, TANGANIKA DENIED
11-CV-1034 REGELIN, KIERSTEN DENIED
11-CV-1038 VAZQUEZ, MIGUEL A. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-1039 ALEXANDER, ERICA DENIED
11-CV-1040 BAKER, YOLANDA DENIED
11-CV-1048 KOONTZ, JUSTIN $2,964.90
11-CV-1049 LEANOS, JESSICA $1,017.00
11-CV-1050 MARTIN, KRISTON D. $1,538.53
11-CV-1053 PETERSON, RONNIE & BOYD, JOYCE DISMISSED
11-CV-1054 SALINAS, BRIANA DENIED
11-CV-1055 SLATER, WANDA R. $5,000.00
11-CV-1056 STREETER, BESSIE H. $5,000.00
11-CV-1059 ANTHONY, JERROD R. DENIED
11-CV-1069 HOOPER, QAADIR $949.28
11-CV-1078 MILLER, HETTIE $5,000.00
11-CV-1079 PELAYO, CARLOS $17,079.79
11-CV-1080 PERSON, JERRY DENIED
11-CV-1084 TUFFS, DAVID DENIED
11-CV-1089 GERRITSEN, DAVID $7,907.00
11-CV-1092 KOZLOWSKI, CHRISTIAN $5,170.42
11-CV-1094 MERCHEL, EWA DENIED
11-CV-1095 MERCHEL, EWA $604.42
11-CV-1096 MERCHEL, EWA $234.15
11-CV-1103 BATTIE, OLIVIA DENIED
11-CV-1106 BRIDGET, RODNEY $18,233.60
11-CV-1109 COOLEY, TAMIKA $458.00
11-CV-1111 FERNANDEZ, JESSICA DENIED
11-CV-1113 HALE, LEON $1,760.80
11-CV-1115 HERRINGTON, BRANDON $27,000.00
11-CV-1116 HOOK, STEVEN R. DENIED
11-CV-1118 LOPEZ, RAMON $27.32
387
11-CV-1121 SANFORD, RECCA $1,492.97
11-CV-1127 WOODBURN, JOHN C. $542.00
11-CV-1130 BELL, LATASHA $7,361.74
11-CV-1137 FAHEY, RYAN DENIED
11-CV-1138 GREGORY, DUSTIN $293.40
11-CV-1149 SMITH, ALBERT DENIED
11-CV-1153 WARD, CHRISTOPHER $1,143.00
11-CV-1156 CAMPOS, ANTHONY $9,337.00
11-CV-1158 CLARK, ANTHONY R. $5,000.00
11-CV-1162 HENDRIX, LORETTA RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-1169 OSHO, ELINA $5,000.00
11-CV-1171 RUSSELL, MICKEY DISMISSED
11-CV-1172 SANCHEZ, JUAN $4,126.00
11-CV-1173 WISE, KELLY DENIED
11-CV-1180 ALVARADO, ROBERT F. $5,000.00
11-CV-1183 BOYCE, CHARMETHA $12,594.20
11-CV-1188 DAVIS, KEVIN DENIED
11-CV-1195 GREEN, NATASHA $37.20
11-CV-1205 MADISON, MARGIE $5,000.00
11-CV-1206 MILBURN, HEATHER DENIED
11-CV-1208 MILLER, ROBERT DENIED
11-CV-1209 MYLES, KEITH A. $4,017.55
11-CV-1219 SERRANO, JOSE L. $2,097.15
11-CV-1224 VIANE, MATTHEW $568.20
11-CV-1227 WILLIAMS, KATHERINE JEAN DENIED
11-CV-1228 ADAMS, SAM $968.00
11-CV-1230 ANGSTEN, PHILLIP DENIED
11-CV-1231 COOPER, CAROLYN M. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-1234 HUGHES, DONALD $9.00
11-CV-1237 LANE, TONI A. $5,000.00
11-CV-1243 SOSTRE, MELISSA $70.00
11-CV-1251 DAVIS, FREDERICK L., JR. DENIED
11-CV-1254 DYER, IDA $5,000.00
11-CV-1256 GARCIA, ALEJANDRO $1,961.79
11-CV-1259 HUMPHRES, JEREMY DENIED
11-CV-1262 LITTLE, PIERRE J. $11,773.05
11-CV-1275 SANDERS, JESSE $8,571.29
11-CV-1288 BLACK, ASHLEY DENIED
11-CV-1300 HEMMERICH, TERRENCE L. DENIED
11-CV-1302 RICHARDSON, CHERITA L. DENIED
11-CV-1303 SHRESTHA, SABNAM $2,539.40
11-CV-1309 AVMEDOSKI, DENIS $1,915.00
11-CV-1319 MARTIN, EDWARD $1,386.00
11-CV-1320 MAYA, LUIS DENIED
11-CV-1331 HALL, DERRICK A. DISMISSED
11-CV-1334 JOHNSON, NICHOLAS & ASHFORD, MATTIE DENIED
11-CV-1336 JONES, MICHAEL $1,479.14
11-CV-1337 LAWSON, JOHN D. DENIED
11-CV-1340 LINCOLN, LORETTA DENIED
11-CV-1348 ORTIZ, ANA LAURA DENIED
11-CV-1350 PICCO, JOHN T. $1,079.50
11-CV-1351 RAND, TERRY $664.00
11-CV-1352 ROJAS, DIGNA $1,275.85
11-CV-1361 THOMPSON, MARGO $158.46
11-CV-1367 WILLIAMS, DUBOIS S. $817.00
11-CV-1369 YOUNG, JETON . $870.00
11-CV-1373 GRAY, MARCUS DENIED
11-CV-1376 MARTIN, ORLANDAS $2,878.00
11-CV-1379 MARTINEZ, ARCADIA $27,000.00
11-CV-1382 ROBINSON, ANTHONY $3,175.46
11-CV-1384 SLATTERY, SHAUN $1,096.45
11-CV-1385 MARTIN, CARLEE DENIED
11-CV-1387 WELLS, ANTWAN $926.00
11-CV-1397 HUNTER, MARY D. $427.00
11-CV-1401 LEON, NOE $831.00
11-CV-1404 MCNEIL, TAMMY DENIED
11-CV-1405 MILLAN, OMAR $2,956.00
11-CV-1412 RODRIGUEZ, CARMEN D. $831.00
11-CV-1414 RUIZ GARCIA, JESUS DENIED
11-CV-1421 ULRICH, SARAH $748.90
11-CV-1422 WELCH, DASHAY $12.70
11-CV-1423 ZIZUMBO, LICCI DENIED
11-CV-1425 BARRERA, JOSE M. DENIED
11-CV-1434 MCCRAY, LACEY R. & BRADLEY, LYDIA A. $2,942.00
11-CV-1444 DAWSON, LEOLA $5,000.00
11-CV-1445 ELLIS, KEENAN L. $1,253.56
388
11-CV-1447 GIVENS, RIMMANA $2,800.00
11-CV-1450 LARSEN, JASON $14,468.88
11-CV-1453 NICKOLS, MATTHEW C. DENIED
11-CV-1456 ROMAN, DEMETRIO $11,677.50
11-CV-1460 SIMMS, JOSEPH P. DENIED
11-CV-1466 VESEY, COURTNEY $3,230.00
11-CV-1467 VLADIC, DRASKO $10,239.18
11-CV-1468 WARD, MARQUEZ D. DENIED
11-CV-1475 DAVIS, SCOTT $4,854.56
11-CV-1477 DOUBEK, JACQUELINE J. $2,454.13
11-CV-1479 GAGNE, JUANITA DENIED
11-CV-1480 GORDON, DAVID L., JR. $2,108.15
11-CV-1482 HAYNES, MICHAEL $921.42
11-CV-1485 INCANDELA, NICOLETTA DENIED
11-CV-1496 SIMS, LENORE D. DENIED
11-CV-1500 CARTER, CORNELIA DENIED
11-CV-1501 CICCONE, NICHOLAS J. $1,932.00
11-CV-1506 HAYES, MONIQUE $2,135.00
11-CV-1507 HERMOSILLO, HECTOR $1,078.24
11-CV-1509 HILL, EDWARD DENIED
11-CV-1510 LOPEZ, FROILAN $11,855.00
11-CV-1514 PANIAGUA, ZITA $2,146.00
11-CV-1515 RIVERA, LUZ M. DENIED
11-CV-1523 VUICHARD, JONAH DENIED
11-CV-1528 GAUSTAD, ADAM $1,709.43
11-CV-1529 HILL, ANTHONY DENIED
11-CV-1534 ROGERS, MATTHEW J. $3,009.25
11-CV-1535 ROSARIO, JOSEPH $448.00
11-CV-1536 RIIS, KIMBERLY $2,797.78
11-CV-1538 BAUGH, CELESTINE $5,000.00
11-CV-1539 BRIDGEWATER, LAVAR DENIED
11-CV-1541 CARLOS, SABRINA $1,035.00
11-CV-1542 CARLOS, SABRINA DENIED
11-CV-1548 GUTIERREZ, JUAN D. $75.00
11-CV-1549 HAYNES, ELI, III $1,423.31
11-CV-1552 MARTINEZ, JANET $3,381.00
11-CV-1553 MUHAMMAD, LA RAD $4,578.88
11-CV-1556 NUNNALLY, JAMES DENIED
11-CV-1560 BOUBO, PAUL $7,375.71
11-CV-1561 CABRERA, CLAUDIO DENIED
11-CV-1571 IVEY, NEEDHAM $57.00
11-CV-1573 JOHNSON, ARTHUR L. $153.95
11-CV-1574 LUTILO, MARTINE DENIED
11-CV-1575 MARTINEZ, ELIEZER DENIED
11-CV-1580 RANGEL, RUDY, SR. $4,391.18
11-CV-1581 REARS, STEVEN $1,848.00
11-CV-1582 REYNAGA, MELINA $1,320.00
11-CV-1590 SPEARS, MANQUINYELLE DENIED
11-CV-1592 THOMPSON, SOUNJA $15,774.25
11-CV-1594 VERA, VICTOR DISMISSED
11-CV-1599 ALEXANDER, WILLIE $4,908.91
11-CV-1608 JOHNSON, MARQUIS $18,104.00
11-CV-1616 RIVERA, JAVIER $4,319.21
11-CV-1619 SHCHYR, ULYANA $6,900.00
11-CV-1622 WICKER, JOHN $2,187.64
11-CV-1628 CLARK, LYNNETTE DENIED
11-CV-1639 MCCORMACK, JOY H. $9,198.99
11-CV-1642 NOWAK, VICTORIA $48.95
11-CV-1647 VANDA, KELLY DENIED
11-CV-1652 BRIDGEWATER, LYNN RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-1654 HATCHER, BRANDON $9,348.44
11-CV-1656 JOHNSON, JHAMAL K. DENIED
11-CV-1659 MAGOUIRK, ALLEGRA $14,620.87
11-CV-1660 MARTINEZ, CARMEN DENIED
11-CV-1662 MACK, RA'SAAN DISMISSED
11-CV-1671 ADAMS, JEREMY $3,527.40
11-CV-1674 BANKS, GREGORY $1,969.00
11-CV-1675 BEAIRD, STACY DENIED
11-CV-1676 BROCK, BYRON DENIED
11-CV-1678 BROWN, SUNDIATA DISMISSED
11-CV-1687 COTTON, BERTHA L. $2,110.36
11-CV-1689 DAVIDSON, LAKESHIA DENIED
11-CV-1690 STELLY, STEPHANIE DENIED
11-CV-1693 EARWIN, CANDICE $4,168.18
11-CV-1696 GREEN, EDWARD A. DISMISSED
11-CV-1697 GREEN, MICHAEL L. DENIED
11-CV-1699 JACKSON, LAMONT $912.00
11-CV-1700 JOHNSON, JOHNNIE DENIED
11-CV-1702 KEEVY, KIMBERLY DENIED
11-CV-1707 LUTES, CODY $1,758.70
11-CV-1708 MARQUEZ, PORFIRIA $27,000.00
389
11-CV-1709 MCKEE, TERESA L. DENIED
11-CV-1710 MCKEE, TERESA L. $545.40
11-CV-1724 VALLADARES, SHARON DENIED
11-CV-1731 COOPER, CURTIS $5,000.00
11-CV-1732 DOMINGUEZ, MARTA DENIED
11-CV-1734 FRANK, MICHAEL $3,961.00
11-CV-1738 HAMMOND, AMANDA E. $744.06
11-CV-1740 HUNT, LEANDRE DENIED
11-CV-1743 JONES, NAKIA F. $27,000.00
11-CV-1744 LAIN, AMANDA DENIED
11-CV-1745 LEACH, FELICIA DENIED
11-CV-1749 NEMETH, HEATHER $200.00
11-CV-1751 PERKINS, TAMARA DISMISSED
11-CV-1760 SCOTT, TIFFANY N. $1,285.25
11-CV-1763 STEFFEN, MATTHEW R. $15,018.00
11-CV-1765 STONE, MARK S., JR. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-1777 YU, IVY DENIED
11-CV-1780 ARIAS, ALBERTO $2,412.90
11-CV-1781 BAILEY, TANYA DENIED
11-CV-1782 BARILLAS, BRAULIO $664.00
11-CV-1785 BORAH, SHELLEY J. $1,797.38
11-CV-1786 BOWIE, BILLY DENIED
11-CV-1788 BROOKS, CANDACE $5,000.00
11-CV-1791 DUBOSE, SCIPIO $5,000.00
11-CV-1794 GUERRERO, VICTOR M., JR. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-1795 HAMANN, DARRELL DENIED
11-CV-1796 HARMON, TOMMY LEE $17,545.84
11-CV-1798 HILDEBRANDT, RICHARD $2,077.00
11-CV-1800 IKNER, VAN K. $27,000.00
11-CV-1801 IMSEEH, DIALA DENIED
11-CV-1806 KOCHTA, PETR $13,322.25
11-CV-1808 LOPEZ, AUGUSTINE DENIED
11-CV-1810 MENSAH, LARNELL DENIED
11-CV-1812 MURPHY, SANDRA G. DENIED
11-CV-1813 NASH, LAURA $7,366.00
11-CV-1820 SUDDUTH, JESSE D. $507.04
11-CV-1824 BRENGETTCY, JUDY DENIED
11-CV-1825 BRENGETTCY, JUDY DENIED
11-CV-1830 HOUPE, FREDERICK DENIED
11-CV-1832 JARVIS, STEPHANIE $810.00
11-CV-1835 LOVE, ALLISON $2,973.31
11-CV-1838 POLK, CLAREACE $2,500.00
11-CV-1840 QUARLES, REGINA $3,473.97
11-CV-1841 RENTMEESTER, SANDRA DENIED
11-CV-1844 SCHELLING, TERRI DENIED
11-CV-1846 SILAS, THOMAS $804.40
11-CV-1847 SONA, KARI L. $6,948.87
11-CV-1850 TONGE, SARA DENIED
11-CV-1855 WILLIAMS, EDDIE R., III $5,000.00
11-CV-1856 WINDMON, NORA P. DENIED
11-CV-1862 ERDMANN, BRANDON C. $23,800.90
11-CV-1863 GASH, TERESA L. DENIED
11-CV-1864 KENNEDY, ANTERRIO DENIED
11-CV-1865 ELLIOTT LAMAR A. $621.44
11-CV-1867 ROBESON, LANAE DENIED
11-CV-1868 SANCHEZ, CINDY DENIED
11-CV-1869 SANCHEZ, CATALINA DENIED
11-CV-1875 BUIE, TYSHAWN $808.13
11-CV-1879 DEL TORO, OCTAVIO $2,096.00
11-CV-1883 GREEN, NATASHA $272.70
11-CV-1886 HUERTA, HECTOR RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-1894 STEPHENS, TRACY M. $5,000.00
11-CV-1896 TAYLOR, CYNTHIA $3,500.00
11-CV-1899 YELVERTON, STEVEN DENIED
11-CV-1901 ZONNO, NICOLA $12,878.95
11-CV-1903 BANKS, ROOSEVELT DENIED
11-CV-1904 BARRIOS, CELSO DENIED
11-CV-1905 BELMER, ELLA $5,000.00
11-CV-1908 CHILDRESS, JEFFREY DENIED
11-CV-1914 GRIMES, LYNNZE $137.89
11-CV-1915 GUZMAN, DOMINGA DENIED
11-CV-1918 MENDOZA, NELSON $3,013.00
11-CV-1920 ROBINSON, CHERYL F. DENIED
11-CV-1922 SAGE, MARIE $890.17
11-CV-1923 SEWARD, SOPHIA DENIED
11-CV-1924 MITCHELL, WILLIE J. $5,000.00
11-CV-1926 ALSBURY, JERRY DENIED
11-CV-1929 BLACK, LONNY W. $5,379.41
11-CV-1931 CUESTA, JESSIE, JR. $14,651.00
11-CV-1932 CUSTER, MORTEZ D. DENIED
11-CV-1936 GREEN, TERRY R. $5,000.00
390
11-CV-1939 HARRIS, MARCIA & LEWIS, TYNESHIA $5,000.00
11-CV-1941 HOUCK, CHRISTOPHER $7,579.95
11-CV-1944 ELLIS, LORETTA DENIED
11-CV-1946 JOHNSON, DARRON A. $4,413.11
11-CV-1947 JOHNSON, EDDIE DENIED
11-CV-1951 KOURAKIS, BRAD E. DENIED
11-CV-1952 KRENZER, ARTHUR L. $5,000.00
11-CV-1953 LANDA, ALFONSO DENIED
11-CV-1955 LUVERT-HENRY, YOLAN T. $5,000.00
11-CV-1956 LUVERT-HENRY, YOLAN T. $3,397.50
11-CV-1965 NAVES, J. INES DENIED
11-CV-1967 OLIVER, NEWTON DENIED
11-CV-1970 REYES, BRIAN DENIED
11-CV-1972 RODRIGUEZ, MARIA DENIED
11-CV-1973 ROSS, MELINDA DENIED
11-CV-1975 SALEH, TAYSEER DENIED
11-CV-1976 SCHROEDER, GREGORY J. $3,148.33
11-CV-1978 SMITH, KINDRA DENIED
11-CV-1983 STOVALL, DERWIN DENIED
11-CV-1985 WATSON, ANGELO RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-1996 BELL, TWILONDA DENIED
11-CV-1997 BENNETT, DAJUAN DENIED
11-CV-1999 BURGER, KYLE D. DENIED
11-CV-2001 CHAVEZ, GUADALUPE DENIED
11-CV-2009 KING, KENDRA & LYONS, PATRICIA & MOSELEY, CAROL $4,460.90
11-CV-2012 MILLER, ANITA RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-2014 NEWTON, SHILLA J. $1,000.00
11-CV-2016 SANDOVAL, JAIME DENIED
11-CV-2017 SCHOFIELD, ALISON DENIED
11-CV-2018 SMITH, MARSHALL, JR. DISMISSED
11-CV-2019 COLEMAN, LAMARA DENIED
11-CV-2021 WHITEHEAD, PATRICE $1,837.30
11-CV-2024 BIESTERFELD, SARAH D. $562.08
11-CV-2025 BIESTERFELD, RONALD L. $984.99
11-CV-2028 JONES, BILLY A. DENIED
11-CV-2032 LYTLE, MEGAN $3,089.95
11-CV-2033 PEREZ, DEMARIS $711.00
11-CV-2035 CONTRERAS, CARLOS M. DENIED
11-CV-2036 REMTER, ERIC SCOT DENIED
11-CV-2037 RICE, DEBRA $792.00
11-CV-2043 CARRIGAN, TIMOTHY P. $18,824.77
11-CV-2049 ISLAS, RENE $764.00
11-CV-2050 LONGEWAY, MICHAEL J. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-2054 PATTON, DEMARR $912.00
11-CV-2055 PEREIRA, MICHELLE DENIED
11-CV-2057 ROBINSON, HARVEY DENIED
11-CV-2059 SCHWANTERS, ALEXANDRIA DENIED
11-CV-2060 SHAY, CHRISTIE L. DENIED
11-CV-2063 TRIBBLE, DEBORAH A. $18,540.54
11-CV-2067 YOUNG, GERALDINE $142.30
11-CV-2068 ACEVEZ, STACEY M. DENIED
11-CV-2070 COLE, MICHELLE DENIED
11-CV-2071 CONLAN, NICHOLAS DENIED
11-CV-2073 DODD, MARY F. DENIED
11-CV-2074 DOYLE, BRIANNA M. DENIED
11-CV-2076 FRANKLIN, DEANTRELL DENIED
11-CV-2078 GOMEZ, ANNA $1,228.00
11-CV-2079 GRIFFIN, ALMA $5,000.00
11-CV-2080 HARRISON, ANDREW $1,064.00
11-CV-2081 HENDERSON, DESIREE $4,133.00
11-CV-2083 HESS, JULIE DENIED
11-CV-2084 HILL, CHARLES J. $489.45
11-CV-2086 LANE, KERRY DENIED
11-CV-2098 RODRIGUEZ, GLORIA M. $1,161.00
11-CV-2100 RUTHERFORD, KATHERINE $1,451.61
11-CV-2101 SHARP, KRISTINE $393.00
11-CV-2102 SIERZEGA, MARK E. $1,456.96
11-CV-2104 THOMPSON, TERRY DENIED
11-CV-2105 TILLESEN, LISA DENIED
11-CV-2106 TINAJERO, JOSE $984.00
11-CV-2108 WALFORD, CECIL DENIED
11-CV-2110 VALENTINE, LISA DENIED
11-CV-2111 ABDULLAH, MUHAMMAD DENIED
11-CV-2115 BAUMA, NICHOLAS $1,275.07
11-CV-2116 BOLER, MAURICE $721.73
11-CV-2118 CLARK, ANDRE DENIED
11-CV-2120 CRUMES, CODY L. $6,300.32
11-CV-2121 DIAZ, ADRIAN $3,709.74
11-CV-2122 EYTINA, YOVELAH DENIED
11-CV-2128 HANNAH, JOHN $5,454.56
11-CV-2130 HICKS, BRYAN W. $2,748.00
391
11-CV-2131 TOPOR, TINA MARIE $7,968.25
11-CV-2133 JOHNSON, ISHANTI $803.64
11-CV-2135 LYNUMN, WAYNE MAURICE $678.00
11-CV-2137 MCGHEE, RICKY RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-2138 MIDDLECOAT, BRENDA C. $18,906.33
11-CV-2139 MIDDLECOAT, NEIL G. $25,874.02
11-CV-2141 MROCZEK, ANNA $1,981.20
11-CV-2142 MUNDT, GUS DISMISSED
11-CV-2143 MURARSHEED, XAVIER K. K. $3,817.56
11-CV-2144 NAOUM, PHOEBE $5,531.00
11-CV-2145 OLIVAS, AUDON DENIED
11-CV-2151 ZENTKO, RAYMOND $2,941.40
11-CV-2152 BROWN, JOSEPH A. DENIED
11-CV-2153 CARDONA, ROGER $5,112.00
11-CV-2157 FLORES, LUCIO DENIED
11-CV-2158 FUNCHESS, ANSEL DENIED
11-CV-2160 GRIFFIN, PAMELA E. & ASHE, FRANCES $5,000.00
11-CV-2163 JOHNSON, KENNETH L., JR. DENIED
11-CV-2165 KNOX, CHRISTOPHER DENIED
11-CV-2166 MACON, TIERRA DENIED
11-CV-2174 RICE, KENYATA DENIED
11-CV-2175 RODGERS, REGINALD, JR. $27,000.00
11-CV-2176 SANDERS, SHAYLA DENIED
11-CV-2178 SIMS, SADAIREE DENIED
11-CV-2180 SODERLUND, VALERIE $5,000.00
11-CV-2182 STIMAGE, SAMUEL DENIED
11-CV-2186 ANDERSON, KEWONN $1,289.49
11-CV-2188 ANDRADE, DARIO DENIED
11-CV-2191 COLEMAM. JESSICA DENIED
11-CV-2196 GRAY, ERIC DENIED
11-CV-2197 HAAS, JERIN DENIED
11-CV-2198 HARRIS, JACQUELINE DENIED
11-CV-2199 HOBSON, STEPHANIE DENIED
11-CV-2201 RUSSELL, ALBERT G., JR. $934.75
11-CV-2205 WARNSLEY, STEPHANIE DENIED
11-CV-2208 BOUWENS, ROXANNE DENIED
11-CV-2211 ESCALANTE, JUAN $22,157.00
11-CV-2213 GARCIA, RICHARD M. C. DENIED
11-CV-2216 JONES-HEATH, THERESA $5,000.00
11-CV-2219 LANE, TONI A. DENIED
11-CV-2220 LESTER, JACKIE DENIED
11-CV-2221 MARKS, CHARLES E., JR. DENIED
11-CV-2222 MEANS, DANIELLE DENIED
11-CV-2226 MONTERO, OSCAR DENIED
11-CV-2228 ODEN, MYRA DENIED
11-CV-2229 ODEN, MYRA DENIED
11-CV-2230 OLIVEIRA, ANGELA $160.00
11-CV-2231 OPALKA, KEVIN M. $281.80
11-CV-2235 PAGE, LARRY $275.34
11-CV-2239 ROGERS, MICHAEL DENIED
11-CV-2240 ROSS, CARMENNETT DENIED
11-CV-2242 SANGABRIEL, JOSE DENIED
11-CV-2243 SANDERS, PORSCHE $1,083.98
11-CV-2245 SORIA, LUZ $24,587.00
11-CV-2246 STOVALL, HELENA DENIED
11-CV-2248 SYKES, PATRICIA A. $5,000.00
11-CV-2251 TRUSS, ALBANY DENIED
11-CV-2253 VILLMER, JONATHAN C. DENIED
11-CV-2260 WESTERFIELD, STEVEN L. & WESTERFIELD, SHERRI L $1,851.46
11-CV-2262 WINFIELD, TERRANCE $40.00
11-CV-2263 ADAMS, ANNALYSE DENIED
11-CV-2264 ALVAREZ, OLGA DENIED
11-CV-2268 BROWN, BRIAN DENIED
11-CV-2269 CARPENTER, ADDO DENIED
11-CV-2272 GREEN, JEANEEKA M. $15,213.07
11-CV-2275 MEDINA, MERCEDES DISMISSED
11-CV-2278 STATON, DANNY O. DENIED
11-CV-2285 CALVERT, COREY D. DENIED
11-CV-2286 CANNON, BRIAN $2,136.36
11-CV-2287 CONCEPCION, AXEL $1,543.00
11-CV-2288 DAMIAN, CESAR DENIED
11-CV-2289 EVERETT-SUMMERS, STEPHANIE DENIED
11-CV-2290 EVERETT-SUMMERS, STEPHANIE DENIED
11-CV-2291 FORNEY, RHONDA S. DENIED
11-CV-2292 FOURMAN, GEOFFREY M. $1,008.37
11-CV-2293 HALL, TABITHA L. $150.00
11-CV-2294 HATCHER, JAMES S. $200.00
11-CV-2299 NIXON, THOMAS W. $806.00
392
11-CV-2301 POLAND, JAROD D. $27,000.00
11-CV-2302 REIN, MARK O. DENIED
11-CV-2304 EVANCHIK, JEFFREY DISMISSED
11-CV-2305 FOX, JEANETTE & RODGERS, TISHA DENIED
11-CV-2309 MURDOCK, LIONEL DENIED
11-CV-2310 MURRAY, SHAUNDRADIN, JR. DENIED
11-CV-2316 ABRAHAM, JONATHON $3,528.00
11-CV-2317 ALLISON, DEANTE $2,649.99
11-CV-2319 AXTELL, NICHOLAS P. $2,070.00
11-CV-2322 BETTS, TERRAINE $27,000.00
11-CV-2324 CAMPBELL, DENNIS $4,581.05
11-CV-2325 CLARK, DANTREON $626.00
11-CV-2326 DEMMA, FAWNA DENIED
11-CV-2327 EVANS, WILLIAM DENIED
11-CV-2328 GERKITZ, HALEY E. $6,375.10
11-CV-2330 HAND, HARLEY J. DENIED
11-CV-2332 HELD, ALLISON DENIED
11-CV-2333 HENDERSON, NOLAN, JR. DENIED
11-CV-2336 JACKSON, DEVON $392.00
11-CV-2337 KASE, JULIE $33,023.24
11-CV-2338 KEYS, LINDA K. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-2345 MARSH, NIKOLE L. $5,879.00
11-CV-2346 MEDRANO, NERIDA DENIED
11-CV-2351 ROGEL, BERTIN DENIED
11-CV-2353 SANDERS, MARIANN & STEELE, KRYSTAL & ROGERS, JESSICA $5,000.00
11-CV-2354 SANDOVAL, MICHAEL A. DISMISSED
11-CV-2355 STEPHENS, TRACY $224.58
11-CV-2356 WALKER, EDWIN DENIED
11-CV-2357 WEBBER, MARJORIE $5,000.00
11-CV-2358 ADAN, ANDRES RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-2360 BARRIOS, TINA DENIED
11-CV-2361 BRUNSON, DENISE DISMISSED
11-CV-2362 BRYANT, MAURICE DENIED
11-CV-2363 BURDINE, JOSEPH DENIED
11-CV-2366 CARTER, TERRY DENIED
11-CV-2367 DAVIS, SENTWALI DENIED
11-CV-2368 DE YOUNG, JARAD DENIED
11-CV-2371 GRASSMUCK, MICHELLE DENIED
11-CV-2372 GUM, JIMMEL, JR. $9,417.36
11-CV-2374 LOPEZ, GEORGINA DENIED
11-CV-2375 MCELROY, MAURICE $842.00
11-CV-2376 MORSE, CRAIG S. DENIED
11-CV-2377 PARKER, EBONY A. DENIED
11-CV-2378 PARKER, JACQUELINE $1,449.68
11-CV-2381 SANDOVAL, RAUL $17,121.62
11-CV-2383 VELA, CYNTHIA DENIED
11-CV-2384 BARNEY, SANDRA $5,000.00
11-CV-2386 BERDINE, COLLEEN DENIED
11-CV-2390 DOBSON, DEON DENIED
11-CV-2391 DOBSON, JUDY B. DENIED
11-CV-2394 GARUS, GABRIELA $932.60
11-CV-2395 GEUNS, CALEB J. DENIED
11-CV-2397 HAMB, TERONE E. DENIED
11-CV-2400 HOGAN, ROBIN A. $5,281.19
11-CV-2401 HORVATH, JORDAN N. DENIED
11-CV-2406 MEDELLIN, ISMAEL $140.00
11-CV-2407 MACK, ANDREW $2,134.16
11-CV-2411 ODRZYWOLSKA, BARBARA DENIED
11-CV-2412 BASAK, ADAM $127.80
11-CV-2413 BESS, RODNEY DENIED
11-CV-2414 BREWER, TREMONT DENIED
11-CV-2415 BROOKMYER, DARLENE DENIED
11-CV-2417 DAVIS, TREDERICK, SR. DENIED
11-CV-2418 FLANDERS, MARY ANN $637.00
11-CV-2420 HERNS, DEBORAH & GURROLA, LA SHON $5,000.00
11-CV-2422 KRENKEL, SHIRLEY A. $1,433.24
11-CV-2424 ORTIZ, HILDA DENIED
11-CV-2425 PATTERSON, ANTOINE D. $11,391.15
11-CV-2428 STEUBINGER, NICOLE DENIED
11-CV-2429 TILLER, ROBIN $13,881.00
11-CV-2433 ALEXANDER, AMANDA $1,863.67
11-CV-2435 BARKER, ERICA M. DENIED
11-CV-2442 FINLEY, SHAQUILLE $775.00
11-CV-2445 FRISON, LATRICE DENIED
11-CV-2447 GARCIA, BLANCA DENIED
11-CV-2449 HARRIS, TERESA $5,000.00
11-CV-2450 HOGUE, TOMYSHUNA $4,993.00
11-CV-2453 LASHLEY, ANTHONY DENIED
11-CV-2454 LEE, ANTONIO $19,409.00
11-CV-2455 LOVETT, SHAVEE DENIED
393
11-CV-2458 PANIAGUA, ZITA DENIED
11-CV-2462 RUSH, POLLOCK G. DENIED
11-CV-2464 SPENCE, SARAH E. $150.00
11-CV-2465 STARNES, PAULINE DISMISSED
11-CV-2466 STEVENS, MALCOLM $5,000.00
11-CV-2467 WALKER, MARTELL DENIED
11-CV-2469 BATES, MICHELE $577.00
11-CV-2472 FONVILLE, JUSTIN DENIED
11-CV-2475 HUNTER, VANESSA L. $664.00
11-CV-2476 JOHNSON, JERMAINE $18.00
11-CV-2477 KELLY, SHERRY R. $3,103.00
11-CV-2479 HOBSON, RENA $4,193.00
11-CV-2482 RAINYL, MARCO DENIED
11-CV-2484 RICHMOND, JOHN DENIED
11-CV-2485 ROBERTSON, BRITTANY A. $8,225.53
11-CV-2488 THORNTON, CANDRIA E. DENIED
11-CV-2490 WILLIAMS, ELMER DENIED
11-CV-2492 YAGOW, LISA M. $2,083.15
11-CV-2493 CANO, ORLANDO DENIED
11-CV-2494 CHAPMAN, DARESHIA DENIED
11-CV-2497 CRUMP, REGINA $215.00
11-CV-2499 MARKIER, MAGEE $1,143.70
11-CV-2500 MAK, ANNA $27,000.00
11-CV-2501 MAK, ANNA $3,963.79
11-CV-2502 MCKENZIE, RONNIE DENIED
11-CV-2505 OULLETTE, MICHELLE A. $1,256.00
11-CV-2506 PHILLIPS, BERNARD DENIED
11-CV-2508 SCHOOLER, DEBORAH $5,895.74
11-CV-2509 SMITH, TIFFANY DISMISSED
11-CV-2513 BECKMANN, MATTHEW K. $27,000.00
11-CV-2520 AVALOS, SAMUEL $2,074.00
11-CV-2521 SANTOYO, SANDRO $13,482.00
11-CV-2523 SPELLS, RORY $2,113.00
11-CV-2525 VILLALOBOS, HECTOR DENIED
11-CV-2526 ZITO, MARIA DENIED
11-CV-2527 ADEMOSKI, DAISY $120.94
11-CV-2528 ALLEN, ROBERT D. $235.52
11-CV-2529 ARCARA, JOSEPH J., JR. $1,146.00
11-CV-2530 BARAJAS, SALVADOR DENIED
11-CV-2532 BERNARD, MATTHEW C. $644.00
11-CV-2534 CASTRO-GRAY, SUSANA DENIED
11-CV-2537 DRIGGERS, JAMES DENIED
11-CV-2538 MURRAY, JESSICA DENIED
11-CV-2539 NOLAN, BRYAN $15,125.00
11-CV-2541 PAWLIK, LUKASZ $5,586.67
11-CV-2543 QUIGLEY, BRITTNEY DENIED
11-CV-2544 DEL ROCIO ARIAS, MARIA DISMISSED
11-CV-2545 ALEXANDER, FRANK DENIED
11-CV-2546 BAEZ, CHER $1,446.20
11-CV-2549 BROWN, ARTHUR DENIED
11-CV-2550 CARLSON, ERIC $19,800.01
11-CV-2551 CARSON, CHRISTOPHER $800.79
11-CV-2555 COVIN, JEFF DENIED
11-CV-2559 HARSHMAN, JODY DENIED
11-CV-2561 KIZER, CALEB $1,082.00
11-CV-2562 MOORE, ORLANDO $3,017.30
11-CV-2563 MURFF, CRYSTAL $18.96
11-CV-2564 NEMTUSAK, BRIAN DENIED
11-CV-2565 PATTERSON, STEPHANIE DENIED
11-CV-2567 SAMPSON, KEEVUS DENIED
11-CV-2568 SCOTT, WILLIE DENIED
11-CV-2569 TOLER, DAVID R. $1,535.15
11-CV-2570 WATLEY, JANELLE $5,000.00
11-CV-2571 WILLIAMS, JAMES S. $27,000.00
11-CV-2573 YOUNG, ROY E. DENIED
11-CV-2574 BANKS, TAKIA $4,564.25
11-CV-2576 CONOVER, ROBERT A. DENIED
11-CV-2577 CORONADO, FRANCISCA $1,708.99
11-CV-2579 EDWARDS, MEL C. $200.00
11-CV-2584 PARKS, SHEKEADRIA DENIED
11-CV-2588 RODGERS, LORENZO, JR. $27,000.00
11-CV-2589 ROLLINS, SUNRA DENIED
11-CV-2592 SANTARELLI, SARAH $1,647.11
11-CV-2593 SERRANO, CYRUS DENIED
11-CV-2595 SOON, MELINDA E. DENIED
11-CV-2596 TAROCHIONE, TAMI $37.52
11-CV-2597 TIMM, AMANDA DENIED
11-CV-2599 WINTERS, TRACY $5,000.00
11-CV-2601 BETNEY, ONESE $5,000.00
11-CV-2602 BROWN, RANDELL RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-2608 JACKSON, ANTONIO $1,949.00
394
11-CV-2610 MALAGON, AGUSTIN $27,000.00
11-CV-2612 MITCHELL, GENTILA DENIED
11-CV-2613 MITCHELL, GENTILA DENIED
11-CV-2614 MONTGOMERY, TASHA $3,693.95
11-CV-2616 RIOS, ROBERTO $271.60
11-CV-2619 ROLDAN, MANUEL $7,446.00
11-CV-2620 TATE, NIGEL $1,309.56
11-CV-2621 VALLELY, MATTHEW T. $2,761.00
11-CV-2622 WELCH, CONNIE $237.14
11-CV-2624 YOUNG, LISA $2,226.43
11-CV-2625 YOUSIF, NATHAN DENIED
11-CV-2626 ALLEN, KARNEISHA T. DENIED
11-CV-2627 ARROYO, JOSE M. DISMISSED
11-CV-2630 BOLLINGER, TIMOTHY L. $802.27
11-CV-2631 DAVIS, JERMAINE DENIED
11-CV-2632 DILLARD, MARCUS $994.00
11-CV-2637 HOUSE, SHOMIKA $1,800.00
11-CV-2642 ZACHERY, CHARLES $5,679.49
11-CV-2645 BAUER, MICHELLE R. DENIED
11-CV-2646 BLEVINS, CHERISE $5,000.00
11-CV-2647 BOLLINGER, CYNTHIA DENIED
11-CV-2648 BROWN, KRYSTI $4,417.85
11-CV-2651 DAVIS, GELONDA $11.92
11-CV-2652 DORNEY, GAIL DENIED
11-CV-2653 DUNN, ERIC DENIED
11-CV-2654 FERRANTE, SUSAN $2,987.50
11-CV-2656 HAUSCHILD, ALAN DENIED
11-CV-2658 LEDSINGER, ARCHIBALD F. $1,568.09
11-CV-2660 MILLER, LARRY R. DENIED
11-CV-2661 MOORE, SIDNEY DENIED
11-CV-2662 MURRAY, ANTHONY $5,000.00
11-CV-2664 PRATT, VIRGINIA $1,927.70
11-CV-2665 REIMERS, EUGENE C. $5,879.13
11-CV-2666 RICHARDSON, TERRYANA DENIED
11-CV-2669 SHAZZAD, ARIF $792.00
11-CV-2670 STEELE, PHILLIP DENIED
11-CV-2672 TAYLOR, CYNTHIA DENIED
11-CV-2673 TAYLOR, CYNTHIA DENIED
11-CV-2675 THORNTON, ADDIE $5,000.00
11-CV-2678 YORK, JAMES $982.00
11-CV-2680 HARRIS, ROBERT, JR. DENIED
11-CV-2681 HEARD, DARLENE $1,556.25
11-CV-2682 JACKSON, DOMINIQUE DENIED
11-CV-2683 KANAGO, AMOS DENIED
11-CV-2688 SANDERS, OZELLA DENIED
11-CV-2689 SCOTT, RHONDA DENIED
11-CV-2691 VILLAFRANCA, REBECA DENIED
11-CV-2695 FORMAN, ANTHONY $27,000.00
11-CV-2696 GUICE, MICHELLE $309.00
11-CV-2698 LE BLANC, JERIHA RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-2703 MILLER, WESLEY $5,000.00
11-CV-2704 MUNNERLYN, TRAVIS $62.98
11-CV-2705 PERKINS, JIMMY $1,633.71
11-CV-2706 POLK, SHERRY $5,000.00
11-CV-2710 ZANG, MICHELLE DENIED
11-CV-2711 ALLEN, LASHONDA DENIED
11-CV-2712 BOYD, THOMAS $16,723.00
11-CV-2713 CHAVEZ, HATTIE R. DENIED
11-CV-2714 DAVIS, KELLY & WOODHOUSE, CHARLES T., SR. $3,026.82
11-CV-2715 GATEWOOD, AKEABA DENIED
11-CV-2716 GOODSON, MARY RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-2717 GRANKOWSKI, DANIEL $2,893.18
11-CV-2719 JOHNSON, DOMINIQUE $1,130.00
11-CV-2720 MARABANIAN, PEGGY $4,391.82
11-CV-2721 MARABANIAN, PEGGY DENIED
11-CV-2722 MARABANIAN, PEGGY DISMISSED
11-CV-2723 MCCARTER, ERNESTINE DENIED
11-CV-2724 MCHENRY, EDWARD DENIED
11-CV-2725 MONREAL, JESUS $4,431.00
11-CV-2729 PORTER, TERRELL DENIED
11-CV-2730 PORTER, TOMMIE L. DENIED
11-CV-2731 RADCLIFFE, LAKIA DENIED
11-CV-2732 RODGERS, KEYANTAE $5,303.36
11-CV-2734 TAYLOR, QUINCY DENIED
11-CV-2735 TILLER, ERNESTINE $3,848.71
11-CV-2736 BEVERLY, BRANDON DENIED
11-CV-2737 BOSLEY, HEATHER DENIED
11-CV-2739 BURNS, SHANE M. $1,864.50
11-CV-2742 COOKE, RICHARD DENIED
11-CV-2744 DRINKWATER, GINA DENIED
11-CV-2745 DTIVER, DALVIN DENIED
395
11-CV-2746 GARCIA, JOSE DENIED
11-CV-2747 HINOJOSA, ROLANDO DENIED
11-CV-2749 JOINER, GREGORY DENIED
11-CV-2750 LEONE, MATTHEW $27,000.00
11-CV-2751 LOMAX, KINYA DENIED
11-CV-2752 MATTESON, DOUGLAS A. DENIED
11-CV-2753 MITCHELL, KIARA J. $887.00
11-CV-2754 MOSLEY, CLARETHA $5,000.00
11-CV-2755 OIJ, ERIC A. DENIED
11-CV-2760 DAVIS, TONY J. DENIED
11-CV-2761 DORTCH, BEULAH DENIED
11-CV-2763 GRIFFIN, JEFFREY S. $196.60
11-CV-2764 JONES, ROBERT DENIED
11-CV-2767 SMITH, BRITTANY C. DENIED
11-CV-2768 SZMURIO, SEBASTIAN DENIED
11-CV-2770 THEUS, MARVE DENIED
11-CV-2771 VALENTIN, NICOLASA $706.00
11-CV-2772 WALKER, GREG DENIED
11-CV-2774 WILLIAMS, VERONICA $5,000.00
11-CV-2776 ZEPEDA, ARNULFO $4,335.70
11-CV-2778 DOBROVOLNY, JOANNA $1,080.00
11-CV-2779 GONZALEZ, IRVING T. $1,778.00
11-CV-2780 JOHNSON, LLOYD DENIED
11-CV-2781 OVERTURF, NORMAN $469.00
11-CV-2782 SMITH, KENNETH W. $118.00
11-CV-2786 BECERRIL, CAROLE DENIED
11-CV-2787 BURKS, MATTHEW L. $4,135.06
11-CV-2788 CAVIN, EDWARD C., JR. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-2789 COLE, REBEKAH S. . DENIED
11-CV-2790 COMBS, DAVID W. DENIED
11-CV-2793 HICKS, MICHAEL A. $16,240.00
11-CV-2797 REBOLLAR, SALOMON DENIED
11-CV-2799 WARE, SHIRLEY $5,000.00
11-CV-2800 CALDWELL, DERRICK D. DENIED
11-CV-2803 KORSZLAK, CHRISTOPHER $3,016.07
11-CV-2804 LONG, LADONNA DENIED
11-CV-2805 LUKASIEWICZ, MATTHEW $7,647.99
11-CV-2806 MALDONADO, NATHANIEL $1,404.10
11-CV-2807 MARCIA, WILLIAM R. $4,396.87
11-CV-2808 MOSCARDELLI, DOMINICK P. DENIED
11-CV-2809 POTTS, JOHN $508.00
11-CV-2811 QUIRINO, MARCELINO E. $27,000.00
11-CV-2812 RICKFORD, NATHAN DENIED
11-CV-2813 ROBINSON, JAMES M. DENIED
11-CV-2814 TRASTER, CYLE R. DISMISSED
11-CV-2815 WILLIS, DEMEL $1,015.00
11-CV-2816 ALVIZO, MARTHA $4,019.40
11-CV-2818 COOPER, ALGERNON C. DENIED
11-CV-2819 FARFAN, ARCELIA & FARFAN, CORNELIO, SR. DENIED
11-CV-2820 HANLON, BRIDGET $780.00
11-CV-2821 HENDERSON, CHRISTINE $440.00
11-CV-2822 HURTADO, GLORIA DENIED
11-CV-2823 JIMENEZ, EFIGENIA $5,000.00
11-CV-2824 JONES, AMANDA M. DENIED
11-CV-2825 KURTH, JILL $160.00
11-CV-2826 LEE, WADE DENIED
11-CV-2828 MCKOWN, MICHELLE R. $75.00
11-CV-2829 PLESKOVITCH, NICOLE DENIED
11-CV-2830 THOMAS, BRITNEY DENIED
11-CV-2832 RIOS, REBECA DENIED
11-CV-2833 ROCKETT, BEN E., JR. DENIED
11-CV-2834 ROHL, SCOTT P. DENIED
11-CV-2835 SIMS, TASHUNDA & BURTON, LORRAINE $1,537.00
11-CV-2836 SMITH, WALTER, III DENIED
11-CV-2838 VERA, ANGELICA M. DENIED
11-CV-2839 WESLEY, JOAN C. DENIED
11-CV-2841 ALEXANDER, ADAM D. DENIED
11-CV-2842 ANDERSON, DERRICK $1,355.00
11-CV-2843 BOATENG, PAUL $27,000.00
11-CV-2844 BOLDIZSAR, BRIAN DENIED
11-CV-2845 BROWN, LAZARIS DISMISSED
11-CV-2846 CHEATHAM, TIMOTHY DENIED
11-CV-2851 GLEATON, D'MARIO DISMISSED
11-CV-2854 LOPEZ, ISRAEL DENIED
11-CV-2855 NAVARRETE, LUIS $2,861.00
11-CV-2856 NICHOLS, TERRY DENIED
11-CV-2857 PISTERZI, ALEXANDRA M. DENIED
11-CV-2858 RUFFIN, QUASHAWN RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-2859 SISSOKO, TACKO $3,377.00
11-CV-2860 STACK, COURTNEY DENIED
11-CV-2862 STEWART, TASHA DENIED
396
11-CV-2864 WALDBEESSER, MICHAEL $715.21
11-CV-2867 BARR, JOHN $200.00
11-CV-2868 CANCEL, ALEJANDRO DENIED
11-CV-2870 ROBERTSON, LITESHIA DENIED
11-CV-2871 THOMAS, JERRI C. DENIED
11-CV-2872 WILLIAMS, JOYCE C. DENIED
11-CV-2873 WONG, CLAYTON DENIED
11-CV-2874 ABUNDIS, MARCELA $1,331.75
11-CV-2875 BARRUETA, SALOMON DENIED
11-CV-2876 BENNETT, JEREMIAH D. $864.49
11-CV-2877 BRYANT, DEXSTIN DENIED
11-CV-2878 DEBEBE, TADESSE DENIED
11-CV-2879 ESCOBAR, DEANNA DENIED
11-CV-2880 GARDNER, WILLIAM DENIED
11-CV-2881 HERNANDEZ, CARLOS DENIED
11-CV-2885 KEEVEN, KELLY L. $1,430.21
11-CV-2888 MARR, ELIZABETH DENIED
11-CV-2890 OBISPO, LUIS RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-2891 O'MEARA, MELISSA $5,581.41
11-CV-2892 RODRIGUEZ, JUAN $5,119.00
11-CV-2893 RODRIGUEZ, JUAN M. $8,171.88
11-CV-2895 SALDANA, JOSE DENIED
11-CV-2897 SCOTT, MARY P. DENIED
11-CV-2898 SCOTT, MARY P. DENIED
11-CV-2900 TSIAPAS, GEORGETTE DENIED
11-CV-2902 ARZATE, VICENTE DENIED
11-CV-2907 HILTON, TIMOTHY $885.45
11-CV-2908 HOWARD, RICHARD $2,533.30
11-CV-2909 JOTZAT, BRIAN, JR. DISMISSED
11-CV-2910 KERSHAW, MICHAEL $1,121.80
11-CV-2912 LUBAS, ALEKSANDRA $5,000.00
11-CV-2914 SAVARIA, PIERRE $1,128.17
11-CV-2915 SPATES, DEMAROUS DENIED
11-CV-2916 BAALMAN, LAGAILA $340.61
11-CV-2919 COLLINS, YASHICA $622.50
11-CV-2920 DAVIS, DUSTIN DENIED
11-CV-2921 DIAZ, ISRAEL $192.00
11-CV-2928 LANE, JASON R. DENIED
11-CV-2931 MILLER, EFFIE DISMISSED
11-CV-2932 MORRIS, JAMES DENIED
11-CV-2933 NORDSTROM, MICHAEL T. $2,339.65
11-CV-2940 RATLIFF, PHYLLIS $1,727.20
11-CV-2941 RATLIFF, PHYLLIS DENIED
11-CV-2942 RATLIFF, PHYLLIS DENIED
11-CV-2944 ROBINSON, BRITTNEY DENIED
11-CV-2945 ROBINSON, LE'A D. DENIED
11-CV-2946 ROBINSON, KEVIN D. $870.00
11-CV-2948 RODRIGUEZ, JAIME DENIED
11-CV-2949 SALGADO, JOSE DENIED
11-CV-2950 SOYAN, DANIEL $1,299.76
11-CV-2952 TREJO, CARLOS $1,324.99
11-CV-2954 WESTPHAL, MARGIE DENIED
11-CV-2955 WILLIAMS, SHAWN $540.84
11-CV-2956 WOJCIECH, JAROG DENIED
11-CV-2958 BUSSIE-SAMS, PATRICIA A. $5,000.00
11-CV-2959 ALEXANDER, ROBERT DENIED
11-CV-2960 BAILEY, TYRONE DENIED
11-CV-2964 CARIUS, WENDY $185.00
11-CV-2965 ELLIS, GENEVA DENIED
11-CV-2966 FRANK, ANTHONY W. DISMISSED
11-CV-2968 JACKSON, SAMANTHA DENIED
11-CV-2969 LEAKS, MARILYN A. $5,000.00
11-CV-2971 MASSINGILL, JENNIFER DENIED
11-CV-2972 MINNICK, MICHELLE DENIED
11-CV-2973 O'CONNOR, TAMI L. DENIED
11-CV-2974 HILL PETERS, DIANA L. DENIED
11-CV-2980 WASHINGTON, JOHN R., SR. DENIED
11-CV-2982 BOLF, TAMMY L. $84.06
11-CV-2983 FLEMING, MICHAEL DENIED
11-CV-2984 HENDRYX, PETER $1,543.20
11-CV-2985 HUNT, DAVID G. DENIED
11-CV-2986 JERRY, TENICA L. $1,936.00
11-CV-2987 MATIMORE, JUSTIN $103.60
11-CV-2988 MOORE, JOSEPH $17,573.63
11-CV-2989 NAILOR, TERA Y. $15.00
11-CV-2990 PAINTER, CRYSTAL L. DENIED
11-CV-2991 PALMER, ZACHARY $7,140.35
11-CV-2992 REYES, BEATRICE $5,000.00
11-CV-2993 ROYAL, SHREE $2,935.00
11-CV-2995 SCOTT, FRED W. DENIED
11-CV-2998 WARRAICH, ASIM M. $3,401.50
397
11-CV-2999 WELLS, JAMES R. $630.08
11-CV-3001 ARRENDONDO, MELISSA $4.00
11-CV-3002 BALDRIDGE, RICHARD M. DENIED
11-CV-3003 CARR, DURANTE DENIED
11-CV-3008 FITZGERALD, STEPHANIE B. $1,534.13
11-CV-3009 FULTON, DEVON DENIED
11-CV-3010 HERRERA, EZEQUIEL $800.00
11-CV-3012 KELLER, GREGORY $230.23
11-CV-3014 KRIENKE, MATTHEW $1,239.69
11-CV-3015 LEE, TYRONE $1,546.00
11-CV-3016 LINDAHL, ERIK $3,218.65
11-CV-3017 RIOS, JEFFREY DENIED
11-CV-3018 SAFERITE, SHARON $5,000.00
11-CV-3019 SHIRLEY, RIKHEA $39.90
11-CV-3026 PENNINGTON, CHERIE $228.58
11-CV-3029 ROBINSON, LINDA $5,000.00
11-CV-3030 STEPHENS, EILEEN DENIED
11-CV-3032 SUAREZ, SALVADOR DENIED
11-CV-3033 FIGGS, LESLIE $375.00
11-CV-3035 JACOBS, DIANNE V. $21,996.18
11-CV-3036 KELLEY, STEPHANIE DENIED
11-CV-3037 KOEHLER, JEFFREY $950.00
11-CV-3039 MOORE, RUTH A. $5,000.00
11-CV-3040 MORELAND, MICHAEL DENIED
11-CV-3041 RUSSO, ANTHONY T. $2,563.10
11-CV-3042 SALAZAR, RENE $20,713.50
11-CV-3044 SHEARS, HEATHER J. DENIED
11-CV-3051 BARBER, KATHLEEN $1,695.00
11-CV-3052 BOONCHAIPRASERT, HATTAYA DENIED
11-CV-3053 HALL, SHARISSE P. DENIED
11-CV-3054 HINES, CHARLOTTE & BANKS, TIFFANY $4,673.28
11-CV-3055 HUNT, KENDRA DENIED
11-CV-3056 MARTINI, KARL M., JR. $1,216.73
11-CV-3058 MITCHELL, ALICIA DENIED
11-CV-3059 MORRIS, MEGHAN E. DENIED
11-CV-3061 SAVOIE, JASON $821.91
11-CV-3062 SMITH, LAWANNA DENIED
11-CV-3063 STANTON, JOHN DENIED
11-CV-3064 SWANIGAN, CAROLYN RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-3066 YARBROUGH, KATHRYN A. DENIED
11-CV-3074 GRANT, QUENTIN DENIED
11-CV-3075 BOWERS, RHONDA R. $526.66
11-CV-3076 BROWN, MARK A. DENIED
11-CV-3077 DEGREGORIO, JOHN A. $2,245.29
11-CV-3078 EWALD, JOSHUA P. DENIED
11-CV-3079 GOLDEN, VICTOR C., JR. DISMISSED
11-CV-3080 GUY, IVAN DENIED
11-CV-3081 HOWELL, DEMOND DENIED
11-CV-3082 IACCARINO, GLORIE $360.00
11-CV-3083 JACKSON, TIMOTHY DISMISSED
11-CV-3084 KENDALL, ROBERT A. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-3085 PLUMLEY, WILLIAM O. DENIED
11-CV-3086 SINGLETON, ALEXIS E. $2,278.84
11-CV-3090 VALENTINE, ISLYA J. $300.00
11-CV-3091 WASHINGTON, TAWANA DENIED
11-CV-3092 WIGGINS, KEVIN $3,170.79
11-CV-3093 ARRINGTON, JEAN M. $4,732.49
11-CV-3094 BEARD, DANISHA DISMISSED
11-CV-3095 BENDER, MELVIN E., JR. DENIED
11-CV-3097 BROWN, ANGEL $5,000.00
11-CV-3098 BURRELL, YAUNCEY DENIED
11-CV-3099 CHILDS, TOMMY L. DENIED
11-CV-3100 COLLIER, JANICE $5,000.00
11-CV-3101 DELGADO, CHRISTINA DENIED
11-CV-3103 GOLUB, SARA DENIED
11-CV-3107 JEFFRIES, CRYSTAL D. $1,603.00
11-CV-3108 MARCELLIS, JENNIFER $884.89
11-CV-3110 MCCLAIR, MARY E. $5,000.00
11-CV-3111 MCKEE, THERESA DENIED
11-CV-3112 MEDRANO, INES $1,173.00
11-CV-3113 MEREDITH, MICHELLE DENIED
11-CV-3114 MEREDITH, MICHELLE DENIED
11-CV-3115 MOSES, FORLANDO DENIED
11-CV-3116 PARADA, SILVIA DENIED
11-CV-3117 PRIAR, DENISE DENIED
398
11-CV-3119 SCHILTZ, DANIEL T. $5,000.00
11-CV-3120 SCHRANK, CRISTINA $4,674.75
11-CV-3121 SCHOOLMAN, COLE A. DENIED
11-CV-3123 SULLIVAN, KRYSTAL $342.00
11-CV-3124 TERRY, MICHAEL D. $96.00
11-CV-3125 THOMPSON, CHRISTINE $831.00
11-CV-3126 TRIPLETT, STEVEN, SR. DENIED
11-CV-3127 TRIPLETT, DARLA DENIED
11-CV-3129 VIRTO, FRANKIE $3,618.00
11-CV-3131 WRIGHTSELL, STEPHEN DISMISSED
11-CV-3132 GARCIA, DEMETRA DENIED
11-CV-3133 HALE, GEORGE, JR. DENIED
11-CV-3134 KRUSE, PHILIP DENIED
11-CV-3139 RIGGS, MICHAEL N. DENIED
11-CV-3140 ANDERSON, MICKEY $6,964.19
11-CV-3142 CISNEROS, LILIA $27,000.00
11-CV-3143 DANIEL, DERRICK $5,000.00
11-CV-3145 EVANS, PATRICIA $2,962.89
11-CV-3146 GNEZDA, JOHN DENIED
11-CV-3148 HOLLIDAY, THOMAS DENIED
11-CV-3149 JACKSON, EMMA $2,833.33
11-CV-3150 KITTANEH, YAZAN S. DENIED
11-CV-3152 LUNA, LUIS M., JR. $947.00
11-CV-3154 PENROD, ERICA DENIED
11-CV-3155 PORTILLO, SERGIO DENIED
11-CV-3156 REED, GLENN DENIED
11-CV-3157 STROUD, MATTHEW DENIED
11-CV-3158 TERRY, TEVALLIS D. DENIED
11-CV-3159 WHITACRE, ANTHONY DENIED
11-CV-3160 WIGGINS, RONALD B., JR. DENIED
11-CV-3162 BILLINGS, CHRISTI $4,902.00
11-CV-3163 BURGH, SARAH A. $2,765.00
11-CV-3164 DANIELS, ROBERT, JR. $2,525.97
11-CV-3166 EVANS, TIERA $9,963.96
11-CV-3167 HENDRON, SUSAN E. DENIED
11-CV-3168 HONIOTES, KIRSTEN $360.00
11-CV-3169 HUNT, CLIFFORD C. $2,121.19
11-CV-3171 JOHNSON, NATHAN D. DENIED
11-CV-3173 MARCHMAN, ANTHONY DENIED
11-CV-3180 QUINN, ZOHAREL DENIED
11-CV-3182 RICHARDSON, MAEOLDER $5,000.00
11-CV-3183 SALGADO, TAURINO DENIED
11-CV-3184 SCHWARTZ, STEVEN DENIED
11-CV-3185 SUTTON, ALLISON DENIED
11-CV-3186 TOMCZYK, ALICE MARIE $917.89
11-CV-3187 WILLIAMS, KIOWANNA DENIED
11-CV-3188 WILSON, SHARON DENIED
11-CV-3189 NARANJO, ORENCIO $27,000.00
11-CV-3190 ARCEO, ANTHONY $13,044.00
11-CV-3191 BROWN-MAYS, JESSE DENIED
11-CV-3192 BUNZOL, MATTHEW DENIED
11-CV-3193 CAMPBELL, RUSSELL T. $937.00
11-CV-3196 GAGAN, MARTHA V. DENIED
11-CV-3197 GARDUNIO, RICARDO A. $805.72
11-CV-3200 LA PLACE, VINCENT $11,283.55
11-CV-3201 LOPEZ, MARISSA DENIED
11-CV-3202 RUEHL, DANIELLE DENIED
11-CV-3203 SULLIVAN, LEWIS $12,552.56
11-CV-3204 TORRES, KAREN DENIED
11-CV-3206 WELLS, JOAN DENIED
11-CV-3207 WHITE, DOROTHY $5,000.00
11-CV-3209 BAKER, ANTOINE G. $3,880.23
11-CV-3211 BROWN, DE MARIO DENIED
11-CV-3212 BROWN, MICHELLE $4,500.00
11-CV-3213 CHAPMAN, TINESHA A. DENIED
11-CV-3214 DINGLE, PHILLIS DENIED
11-CV-3215 ELLIOTT, AUBREY A. DENIED
11-CV-3217 MARTINO, JENNIFER $21,974.90
11-CV-3218 NEWSON, RODNEY $1,315.22
11-CV-3219 PHILLIPS, MARK RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-3220 SANTA CRUZ, JULIO C. $3,388.69
11-CV-3221 STARKEY, MAURKETTIA DENIED
11-CV-3223 ZIRIAXE, JOSEPH $4,292.00
11-CV-3225 BAGINSKI, RADOSLAW $1,296.50
11-CV-3228 FAVELA, ESTELA $5,000.00
11-CV-3229 GULLATT, ANTRON DENIED
11-CV-3230 MARTINEZ, LUIS E. DENIED
11-CV-3232 SALAZAR, VALENTINA DISMISSED
11-CV-3233 SINGLETON, KENYETTA DISMISSED
11-CV-3234 BARNES, CHRISTINE $58.00
11-CV-3235 CAPONE, KRISTIN $234.12
399
11-CV-3236 CASAS, LAURA $1,465.94
11-CV-3237 COLLINS, CATHY DENIED
11-CV-3239 DONLEY, FARRICKIA $1,887.90
11-CV-3241 FARRELL, KRYSTAL DENIED
11-CV-3242 HENEGHAN, KATY DISMISSED
11-CV-3243 IWUJI, HENRY $310.00
11-CV-3245 MOORE, SAMANTHA A. $5,000.00
11-CV-3247 ORELLANA, EDDY R. DENIED
11-CV-3248 SERRANO, HORACIO $1,453.10
11-CV-3251 VELEZ, CARMEN DENIED
11-CV-3252 WALKER, ANTOINETTE $5,000.00
11-CV-3254 BEHRENS, MEGAN NICOLE DENIED
11-CV-3255 CANO, MARY $159.04
11-CV-3256 CHATMAN, CHRISTOPHER $3,536.28
11-CV-3259 GARCIA, FERNANDO DENIED
11-CV-3260 GARTH, KENNETH DENIED
11-CV-3262 HASSAN, SHABBIR DENIED
11-CV-3263 JONES, TABITHA G. DISMISSED
11-CV-3264 MITCHELL, PIERRE DENIED
11-CV-3265 QUIROZ, DOROTHY M. DENIED
11-CV-3266 RIVERA, JUAN $12,753.00
11-CV-3267 SANDERS, OBBIE L. DENIED
11-CV-3268 SILMON, WALTER DENIED
11-CV-3270 THIERJUNG, JENNIFER $2,193.00
11-CV-3271 VARGA, MANDI $797.80
11-CV-3274 ARELLANO, ALEJANDRO $978.53
11-CV-3275 BALLINGER, JEREMY M. $3,879.00
11-CV-3276 BOYLES, LYNN DENIED
11-CV-3278 COOPER, MICHAEL $803.00
11-CV-3279 CRUZ, STEVEN DENIED
11-CV-3280 CURRINGTON, LEONA DENIED
11-CV-3281 DARMOFAL, MATTHEW $3,737.50
11-CV-3282 FOREMAN, FAHLIN $4,495.20
11-CV-3283 FUENTES, JOSE LUIS RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-3284 GARVOLTOVA, ANDREA DENIED
11-CV-3285 GOLABEK, JONATHAN S. $263.10
11-CV-3287 HAMILTON, MARCELLA $1,705.39
11-CV-3289 HABER, CHARLES S. DENIED
11-CV-3290 HE, QIZHEN $506.00
11-CV-3293 JORDAN, YOLANDA $6.53
11-CV-3294 KIRK, JENNIFER DENIED
11-CV-3295 LOPEZ, ALONDRA DISMISSED
11-CV-3297 MCBRIDE, KATIE A. $677.83
11-CV-3299 MORTON, EDWARD $7,382.32
11-CV-3300 OLZEN, JOHN DENIED
11-CV-3301 ORRO, NORMA DENIED
11-CV-3302 ORTEGA, BONI $962.49
11-CV-3303 OSTERBERG, SKYLAR DENIED
11-CV-3304 OWENS, BIANCA DENIED
11-CV-3305 PEMPILTON, MARY DENIED
11-CV-3310 PRICE, JESSIE A. DENIED
11-CV-3311 REYES-DELGADO, RAFAELA DENIED
11-CV-3312 ROSENE, MICHAEL J. $15,442.86
11-CV-3313 STREET, CARLA DENIED
11-CV-3314 STREET, MARCUS DENIED
11-CV-3315 STRESAK, KATHRYN $2,299.00
11-CV-3316 WILLIAMS, LATOYA DENIED
11-CV-3318 BROOKS, DAVID M. $1,047.00
11-CV-3320 CHINN, LA SHAWN & WELLS, DEBORAH DENIED
11-CV-3322 GRANICZNY, KENNETH, JR. $2,228.00
11-CV-3323 JOHNSON, ACQUILLA J. DENIED
11-CV-3324 KIZER, SHEILA $5,000.00
11-CV-3325 KREIFELS, NICHOLAS E. $500.41
11-CV-3326 KRET, ADRIANA $2,160.00
11-CV-3327 LOCASCIO, ANGELO V. DENIED
11-CV-3328 MAYA, EDMUNDO $1,929.66
11-CV-3329 MORALES, MIGUEL A. $3,589.00
11-CV-3331 RODRIGUEZ, ROSA DENIED
11-CV-3332 TUTTLE, FRANCES L. DENIED
11-CV-3334 BROWN, TRACEY $1,303.51
11-CV-3335 BUTLER, KRISTINE DENIED
11-CV-3336 CHENG, SARAH DENIED
11-CV-3337 COMRIE, ELIZABETH S. $186.00
11-CV-3338 EDWARDS, ADONNIUS DENIED
11-CV-3339 HANSEND-ROLAND, SARA N. & JEFFERY, KENDRA $27,000.00
11-CV-3340 HEATH, TIM $832.56
11-CV-3341 JONES, HAROLD DENIED
11-CV-3342 LEWIS, AVION $2,245.00
11-CV-3343 MAYS, TRACY R. DENIED
11-CV-3344 PHILLIPS, MARTHA $4,102.00
11-CV-3345 PINEDA, EDWIN DENIED
400
11-CV-3346 RAMIREZ, ALEJANDRO DENIED
11-CV-3347 RAMIREZ, JANIMEL DENIED
11-CV-3348 ROGERS, SERRETTA DENIED
11-CV-3350 WILLIAMS, BOYCE D. $890.00
11-CV-3351 DAUGHERTY, KAYLEE DENIED
11-CV-3353 HALL, TIM R. $758.59
11-CV-3354 JENKINS, CRAIG $1,214.52
11-CV-3355 MITCHELL, ANTHONY DENIED
11-CV-3356 SKUBA, PETER N. DENIED
11-CV-3357 SUITER, JODI DENIED
11-CV-3358 THOMAS, MABLE V. $299.00
11-CV-3359 TORRES, ERICA DENIED
11-CV-3360 WESTON, HELEN & STEVENSON, LILLIE $4,990.40
11-CV-3362 JEFFERSON, MARC $2,378.00
11-CV-3363 BHATTARAI, HARKA $678.00
11-CV-3364 BLACKMON, OTIS DISMISSED
11-CV-3365 CAREY, ROBERT DENIED
11-CV-3366 DAVIS, MICHELLE $5,478.10
11-CV-3367 DU PREE, ANTONE DENIED
11-CV-3368 ELLENBECKER, CHARLES DISMISSED
11-CV-3369 ESTRADA, DORA DENIED
11-CV-3370 ESTRADA, EVELYN DENIED
11-CV-3372 CANUTO, LUIS $1,437.21
11-CV-3376 OCASIO, ADAM E. DENIED
11-CV-3378 PRESTON, DARRNELL $968.00
11-CV-3380 STOVALL, HELENA DENIED
11-CV-3382 BOECKER, ANDREW DENIED
11-CV-3384 DIAZ, FACUNDO DENIED
11-CV-3385 FULTON, MATTHEW D. $2,365.43
11-CV-3386 GALVAN, MARINA DENIED
11-CV-3387 HAZELWONDER, BILLIE J. DENIED
11-CV-3388 HOLLINGSWORTH, GEORGE A. DENIED
11-CV-3389 JENKINS, WILLIAM E., SR. DENIED
11-CV-3390 JOHNSON, MICHAEL DENIED
11-CV-3391 JOHNSTON LYNCH, MICHELLE $354.68
11-CV-3392 KEANE, KEVIN $170.38
11-CV-3393 LEWIS, BRIAN DENIED
11-CV-3395 MALONE-JONES, TONET V. $5,000.00
11-CV-3396 MCCRAY, THOMAS DENIED
11-CV-3397 MITCHELL, AWANDA DENIED
11-CV-3398 PEREZ, MARTIN DENIED
11-CV-3399 PHILLIPS, ROBERT J. DENIED
11-CV-3401 RUSSELL, SANDRA DENIED
11-CV-3402 RUTZ, CHRISTOPHER $454.50
11-CV-3403 RUTZ, TRACY $31.62
11-CV-3406 SPARROW, CHRISTOPHER $527.00
11-CV-3407 SUDDOTH, CORA RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-3408 SWANSON, SHARRON $804.00
11-CV-3409 TURNER, ANDREA $1,581.00
11-CV-3411 CARDONA, CELESTINO DENIED
11-CV-3412 CHILDS, ERIK DENIED
11-CV-3413 COOK, TAMAREKA $10,000.00
11-CV-3415 FORD, TASIA DENIED
11-CV-3416 GRAY, ANNA L. $790.00
11-CV-3417 JOHNSON, JAMES DENIED
11-CV-3418 KELLY, MICHAEL DENIED
11-CV-3419 KRAKOWIAK, WALDEMAR $4,584.87
11-CV-3423 RIHANI, NIZAR K. $784.00
11-CV-3424 SMITH, CYNTHIA RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-3425 VELEZ, OLIVIA $5,000.00
11-CV-3426 YZEIRI, ANDI DENIED
11-CV-3427 ANZO, HAMBLET, JR. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-3428 ANZO, RUBEN DENIED
11-CV-3434 HANIACZYK, IRENA $85.00
11-CV-3435 HARVEST, GLENDA $3,055.00
11-CV-3436 LUI, DAVID DENIED
11-CV-3437 ROJO, ERICK DENIED
11-CV-3439 WELLS, CRISTIAN $548.01
11-CV-3440 DAVILA, JUSTIN DENIED
11-CV-3442 HESSENAUER, RICK D. DENIED
11-CV-3444 JONES, TILFORD DISMISSED
11-CV-3445 MAGPANTAY, RAY R. $883.77
11-CV-3446 MELE, CAROL DENIED
11-CV-3447 MURPHY, WILLIAM, III $875.79
11-CV-3450 RHYNE, TATIANA $187.28
11-CV-3451 SANCHEZ, JESUS $5,000.00
11-CV-3452 SLATER, DALVIN $807.12
11-CV-3453 SLATER, EARLINE $16.89
11-CV-3454 STATEN, DEMETRICE $4,350.00
11-CV-3456 ZINNI, THOMAS J. DENIED
11-CV-3457 ADAMS, IRA DENIED
401
11-CV-3458 OCAMPO, MARIA $54.83
11-CV-3460 ASHLEY, JESSIE DENIED
11-CV-3461 BAHENA, ALEXANDER $951.59
11-CV-3463 BECERRA, ISRAEL $3,033.81
11-CV-3464 BRAVO, ANGELICA DENIED
11-CV-3465 BROWN, ARTHUR DENIED
11-CV-3467 CONTRERAS, DOUGLAS DENIED
11-CV-3468 EGDORF, JESSICA DENIED
11-CV-3469 FLORES, GILBERTO & MARCHANT, WAYNE $5,000.00
11-CV-3470 FLORES, GILBERTO DENIED
11-CV-3473 GARDNER, SAMUEL $1,600.58
11-CV-3474 HOUSTON, HERBERT DENIED
11-CV-3475 LAMAN, DEANA DENIED
11-CV-3476 LYNN, GORDON $1,554.07
11-CV-3477 MOCORRO, TRACY DENIED
11-CV-3478 PORTER, XAVIER DENIED
11-CV-3479 ROUTT, GREGORY $3,212.61
11-CV-3480 ANDERSON, CLARENCE DENIED
11-CV-3481 SALAZAR, JESUS $4,932.86
11-CV-3482 SAYANI, SOPHIA DENIED
11-CV-3483 SIMMONS, JON M. DENIED
11-CV-3485 STINSON, HELEN $10,952.46
11-CV-3488 WU, JAU YI $2,397.58
11-CV-3489 QAZI, ASLAM DENIED
11-CV-3490 WU, JAU YI DENIED
11-CV-3494 BARBER, NATHAN J. DENIED
11-CV-3503 MALDONADO, ANGEL DENIED
11-CV-3504 NOWLIN, SANDRA DENIED
11-CV-3506 SALGADO, OSCAR M. DENIED
11-CV-3507 TOMLIN, MARVINE C. DENIED
11-CV-3508 SKORPIKOVA, EVA $1,441.24
11-CV-3510 BRADLEY, CLINT R., JR. $1,289.00
11-CV-3511 BROWN, DENISE DENIED
11-CV-3514 DAVIS, BETTY J. $150.00
11-CV-3516 KUROWSKI, DAVID $4,592.00
11-CV-3520 RICE, ANDRE D. $30.00
11-CV-3521 ROWLEY, GARY N. DENIED
11-CV-3522 SANCHEZ, EUSTOLIA DENIED
11-CV-3523 SCHROEDER, MARY A. DENIED
11-CV-3524 WATKINS, FELICIA DENIED
11-CV-3525 WEASE, DAVID DENIED
11-CV-3526 WESTBROOKS, GARRETT D. $8,879.25
11-CV-3528 ALVARADO, MARIA DENIED
11-CV-3529 AKONG, ABRAHAM $38.60
11-CV-3531 BOYD, DOMINIQUE $5,000.00
11-CV-3532 BUFORD, ANGELA DENIED
11-CV-3533 DURBIN, TIMOTHY L. $16,769.60
11-CV-3534 ESPINAL, JAIRO DENIED
11-CV-3535 EVANS, EARL $226.25
11-CV-3536 FLOWERS, BERNADETTE DENIED
11-CV-3538 GONZALES, DOMINIQUE DENIED
11-CV-3541 JOHNSTON, JEFFREY P. $693.00
11-CV-3543 DAVIS, JOSHUA D. DENIED
11-CV-3546 MARTINEZ, SINUHE $5,319.82
11-CV-3547 OROZCO, JOSE V. $5,000.00
11-CV-3549 ROSS, MICHAEL $5,000.00
11-CV-3550 SANTOS, RUBEN DENIED
11-CV-3551 SMITH, DONNA $5,000.00
11-CV-3553 TATE, MARCUS DENIED
11-CV-3555 WILSON, KAREEM L. DENIED
11-CV-3556 ZAVALA, MATTHEW DENIED
11-CV-3557 BENNETT, LEVI T. $990.13
11-CV-3558 CASTILLO, PATRICIA DENIED
11-CV-3559 CLARK, HEIDI DENIED
11-CV-3560 CZUPRYNA, HELENA RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-3561 DOUBET, JADE RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-3562 EDWARDS, JAMAR DENIED
11-CV-3563 FRANKLIN, GLORIA DENIED
11-CV-3564 GARCIA, RAMON DENIED
11-CV-3565 GONNIGAN, KYNNETH D. DENIED
11-CV-3566 LAMBRECHT, CORISSA DENIED
11-CV-3567 LANDI, JOSEPH $985.00
11-CV-3568 MANDEL, EDWARD DENIED
11-CV-3572 MITCHELL, EDMUND $7,709.71
11-CV-3573 MITCHELL, PATRICIA $1,050.00
11-CV-3574 MOORE, TIMMIE DENIED
402
11-CV-3578 WHITE, CHARLENE DENIED
11-CV-3579 WHITE, KENNETH M. $1,383.97
11-CV-3580 WOLLET, EDWIN B. $930.00
11-CV-3582 ZAMORA, JENNIFER $2,076.15
11-CV-3584 BROWN, DARRELL $4,738.81
11-CV-3585 BUGNO, TIMOTHY, SR. DENIED
11-CV-3586 HARPER, MAURICE DENIED
11-CV-3587 JOHNSON, JOSHUA J. $2,922.70
11-CV-3588 LARKIN, ANTHONY DENIED
11-CV-3589 LILLY, DANNY E. $15.95
11-CV-3590 LOPEZ, FELIX DENIED
11-CV-3591 MORENO, MICHAEL DENIED
11-CV-3592 OCAMPO, OSCAR RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-3593 OLSEN, EDWARD G. $1,657.00
11-CV-3597 SANTILLANES, GERARDO $13,456.00
11-CV-3598 SPEARMAN, DENISE DENIED
11-CV-3601 THOMAS, WILLIE $5,000.00
11-CV-3602 WILKEN, DANIEL $20,640.99
11-CV-3603 BLAKER, NICOLE DENIED
11-CV-3604 HODO, TIFFANY DENIED
11-CV-3606 JARRETT, KRISTAL DENIED
11-CV-3608 MARSHALL, ASHIA DENIED
11-CV-3610 PETERSON, COLLEEN DENIED
11-CV-3615 RODRIGUEZ, LORENA DENIED
11-CV-3616 RUIZ, MONICA $2,387.00
11-CV-3618 WALKER, FRANCIS DENIED
11-CV-3620 ATAYDE, JUNIOR E. DENIED
11-CV-3622 GARCIA, BEATRIZ DENIED
11-CV-3623 MARTINEZ, ROMANTIA DENIED
11-CV-3625 PATINO, ALVARO $1,142.67
11-CV-3626 ROBERSON, BEVERLY $5,000.00
11-CV-3627 ROBERTSON, TERRY DENIED
11-CV-3628 RODRIGUEZ, JUAN J. $678.00
11-CV-3629 TUCKER, JEANETTE $5,000.00
11-CV-3631 WINSTON, TERRY C. DISMISSED
11-CV-3632 BATIE, CHARLES DENIED
11-CV-3633 EASLEY, TINA L. DENIED
11-CV-3634 ESCAMILLA, NICK G. DENIED
11-CV-3635 ESTRADA, MIGUEL $11,635.99
11-CV-3636 HOWES, ROBERT D. DENIED
11-CV-3638 KAMPMEIER, KARL DENIED
11-CV-3639 MURPHY, JOSE A. $1,764.16
11-CV-3640 MURPHY-CAZARES, JENNIFER & MURPHY, PETER J. $23,909.00
11-CV-3641 MURPHY-CAZARES, JENNIFER & MURPHY, PETER J. $5,000.00
11-CV-3642 MURPHY-CAZARES, JENNIFER $977.64
11-CV-3643 MURPHY-CAZARES, JENNIFER $1,537.03
11-CV-3644 CAZARES, JERRY, JR. $90.90
11-CV-3645 MURPHY-CAZARES, JENNIFER $43.08
11-CV-3646 MURPHY, PETER J. DENIED
11-CV-3648 STAINBACK, TONYA DENIED
11-CV-3651 WALKER, LATANGALA DENIED
11-CV-3653 WATSON, LA VERNE $119.96
11-CV-3654 ZANGER, LAWRENCE DENIED
11-CV-3656 ATKINS, ERIC DISMISSED
11-CV-3657 BOYD, JOSEPH DENIED
11-CV-3658 BRUMFIELD, JACKIE DENIED
11-CV-3659 BRINDLEY, JENNIFER $114.65
11-CV-3660 BURCY, CLINT T. DENIED
11-CV-3661 CHESTER, KEVELL DENIED
11-CV-3662 DAVIS, LATYUNA RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-3663 DAVIS, LATYUNA $5,000.00
11-CV-3664 DURR, TYLER RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-3665 DUTTON, CHERYL DENIED
11-CV-3666 FORTUNE, WANDA D. $5,000.00
11-CV-3667 GARCIA, ABRAHAM A. $5,210.69
11-CV-3668 HAMPTON, CALVIN DENIED
11-CV-3669 HERCHY, JOHN DENIED
11-CV-3670 HOUSTON, FAVIAN DENIED
11-CV-3671 JOBE, TRISHA DENIED
11-CV-3672 LOGAN, RICHARD DENIED
11-CV-3673 MANNING, RODERICK DENIED
11-CV-3674 PADILLA, RUBEN DENIED
11-CV-3675 PERSON, CECELIA DENIED
11-CV-3676 PIAT, JESSE DENIED
11-CV-3679 SOLOMON, TIMIKA L. DENIED
11-CV-3681 STEELE, NATALIE $5,000.00
11-CV-3682 SZULA, GENOWEFA $27,000.00
11-CV-3683 THOMAS, GRAICE $5,000.00
403
11-CV-3684 THURMAN, BROCK D., SR. DENIED
11-CV-3686 WATKINS, ISRAEL DENIED
11-CV-3687 WILLIAMS, JON $15,105.00
11-CV-3688 ASTORGA, JESSE DENIED
11-CV-3689 AU, TONY $536.00
11-CV-3690 CARDENAS, JOSE LUIS $7,862.65
11-CV-3691 ENGEL, TRAVIS $20,488.70
11-CV-3692 HEALY, MELODY $1,103.34
11-CV-3693 HEWITT, TROY A. DENIED
11-CV-3695 LUVIANO, REBECCA $1,320.00
11-CV-3697 MACIAS, DIEGO DENIED
11-CV-3698 NELSON, VANESSA DISMISSED
11-CV-3701 SCHOOLER, DEBORAH $136.35
11-CV-3702 TORRES, MIGDALIA $268.62
11-CV-3703 WOODSON, TANISHA DENIED
11-CV-3704 BURNETT-MOSS, KATRINA DENIED
11-CV-3705 BURNETT, MILDRED $5,000.00
11-CV-3706 GARCIA, GUADALUPE DENIED
11-CV-3708 GOSSAGE, GERALD D. $1,244.35
11-CV-3709 HAACK, DAVID R. $1,284.59
11-CV-3712 KAUS, ROBERT A. DENIED
11-CV-3714 PHILLIPS, DEANDRE $1,978.40
11-CV-3715 RAVELLETTE, SHARON DENIED
11-CV-3716 RAVELLETTE, SHARON DENIED
11-CV-3717 RAVELLETTE, SHARON $800.00
11-CV-3718 SMALL, MARISSA DENIED
11-CV-3719 SMITH-WARD, SHANNON DENIED
11-CV-3721 VINCZE, DAVID M. $5,000.00
11-CV-3722 WILKIE, JUSTIN $664.00
11-CV-3723 WILSON, DARREN DENIED
11-CV-3724 BARRA, RICHARD A. $19,338.90
11-CV-3725 BATES, REGINALD $920.00
11-CV-3726 BONE, LISA & HOPKINS, ENID $5,000.00
11-CV-3727 BRILLA, LAURA DENIED
11-CV-3728 GARGUS, ROY DENIED
11-CV-3730 HARTWELL, TRACEY L. $4,920.44
11-CV-3731 HUGHES, MICHAEL C. DENIED
11-CV-3732 HUNTER, TORANNA DENIED
11-CV-3734 KESTIAN, ANTHONY $5,000.00
11-CV-3735 LANGAN, LYNN M. $751.65
11-CV-3737 MCCOMB, CHERRYLON DENIED
11-CV-3738 MCKEAN, HANNAH DENIED
11-CV-3739 MCPEAKE, DAWN F. DENIED
11-CV-3741 PRINCE, RHONDA $5,000.00
11-CV-3742 SAMS, MICHAEL T. DENIED
11-CV-3743 SWIDERSKI, KATHARINA DENIED
11-CV-3744 BARDALES GARCIA, ARTURO $2,648.68
11-CV-3746 COVIC, ADMIR DENIED
11-CV-3750 JOHNSON, DEREK DENIED
11-CV-3754 RICHARDSON, LARRY $1,417.35
11-CV-3755 RUSSOTTO, KARIE DENIED
11-CV-3756 SABIN, JACQUELINE DENIED
11-CV-3757 SAUDERS, CHARLES W., JR. $1,246.00
11-CV-3758 TOLBERT, NATHAN S. $187.00
11-CV-3759 TUCKER, CLINTON DENIED
11-CV-3763 YOUNG, LIONA $6,239.40
11-CV-3764 ADAMS, DARRYL $1,004.45
11-CV-3766 BINFORD, SHAWN $27,000.00
11-CV-3767 COX, LINDA L. DENIED
11-CV-3769 FERREIRA, MIGUEL DENIED
11-CV-3771 GILL, MARY $4,363.05
11-CV-3772 GRISWOLD, BETH DENIED
11-CV-3773 JOHNSON-WILLIAMS, ANITA L. DENIED
11-CV-3774 JOHNSON, JULIE L. $1,285.84
11-CV-3775 LE, HAI VAN DENIED
11-CV-3776 MORENO-SAAVEDRA, HECTOR DENIED
11-CV-3777 MORRIS, HASKET $2,852.57
11-CV-3778 MYERS, LISA DENIED
11-CV-3781 ROBLES, MARTA DENIED
11-CV-3782 ROPER, THERESA M. DENIED
11-CV-3783 SPECHT, TAMARA DENIED
11-CV-3784 WAGGONER, BILLY E. DENIED
11-CV-3786 WILLIAMS, KEITH L. $923.77
11-CV-3787 ROBINSON, NICHOLE J. RECONSIDERED DISMISSAL
11-CV-3788 BRINSON, JAMAR $1,060.25
11-CV-3789 CISNEROS, ALBARO $1,300.35
11-CV-3790 EVANS, SYLVESTER DENIED
11-CV-3791 FALATOVICS, EVA DENIED
404
11-CV-3792 GARCIA, ALBA DENIED
11-CV-3793 HEAD, JARVIS $935.00
11-CV-3794 JACKSON, CLAYTON DENIED
11-CV-3795 KUTYBA, JAMIE L. DENIED
11-CV-3796 LAMB, HEATH DENIED
11-CV-3797 LAMB, AMY DENIED
11-CV-3798 MATTOX, TAMMY L. DENIED
11-CV-3799 MENDEZ, ALEJANDRA RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-3800 MOCOGNI, MEGHAN C. $148.56
11-CV-3801 RUIZ, ALBERTO DENIED
11-CV-3802 STALBAUM, CHAD $1,723.86
11-CV-3803 STANLEY, KENNETH DENIED
11-CV-3804 THURMAN, DOROTHY DENIED
11-CV-3805 VALADEZ, SAMUEL $976.00
11-CV-3806 VALDEZ, ENRIQUE R. DENIED
11-CV-3807 WILLIAMS, TODD M. DENIED
11-CV-3808 WILLIAMS, VENUS A. $3,150.00
11-CV-3809 BAILEY, RACHEL DENIED
11-CV-3810 BENEJAN, EDGARDO DENIED
11-CV-3811 DOYLE-YOUNG, MYRNA DENIED
11-CV-3812 GARCIA, MARGARITA DENIED
11-CV-3815 GUEVARA, IGNACIO $490.65
11-CV-3816 HAJNOSZ, GERTRUDE $473.88
11-CV-3817 HUMES, HEATH DENIED
11-CV-3818 IHEME, DAVID N. $772.65
11-CV-3819 JARRETT, JASON DENIED
11-CV-3821 MEZA, ENRIQUE $1,526.00
11-CV-3822 NEGRETE, RAFAEL $14,142.00
11-CV-3824 ROBINSON, NICHOLE J. DISMISSED
11-CV-3825 ROBINSON, TYWIONE $829.00
11-CV-3826 SNODGRASS, KIMBERLY DENIED
11-CV-3827 STEPHENS, VICTOR B. DENIED
11-CV-3828 SUBIJANO, LILIA $5,000.00
11-CV-3829 TORRES, RICARDO GONZALEZ DENIED
11-CV-3830 WILLIAMS, GARY W. DENIED
11-CV-3831 AINSLIE, CONNIE $1,189.00
11-CV-3832 BAILON, GABRIEL J. DENIED
11-CV-3833 BEGUIN, BEAU DENIED
11-CV-3834 BONE, LISA $4,875.00
11-CV-3835 BRYANT, LATASHA $5,000.00
11-CV-3836 BUSH, ALAN $3,678.80
11-CV-3839 FIEDLER, CHARLES P. $3,272.25
11-CV-3840 GOETZ, RYAN $1,020.00
11-CV-3841 GONZALEZ, IESHA M. DENIED
11-CV-3842 GONZALEZ, MELISSA DENIED
11-CV-3843 STORM, ROSE DENIED
11-CV-3844 HAMILTON, DARIELLE $2,769.00
11-CV-3845 HAYES, SHARON $5,000.00
11-CV-3846 IWU, AUGUSTINE $407.39
11-CV-3847 KIM, ALICE $1,593.00
11-CV-3849 MORENO, HOMER $740.00
11-CV-3850 MUNOZ, JOSE C. $1,162.25
11-CV-3851 NOBLE, STEVEN DENIED
11-CV-3853 REDD, SHAREE DENIED
11-CV-3854 SOLSBERRY, ME'OSHA DENIED
11-CV-3855 STARKS, MICHAEL J. $5,000.00
11-CV-3856 TAPIA, ALFREDO DENIED
11-CV-3857 TOUFAR, DAVID DENIED
11-CV-3858 WADE, JAMES DENIED
11-CV-3859 WEST, PIERRE DENIED
11-CV-3860 WILLIAMS, WALTER DENIED
11-CV-3861 WILSON, ROBYNETTE $238.00
11-CV-3862 WOODS, CHRIS $926.00
11-CV-3863 AYALA, ELVIA $27,000.00
11-CV-3864 BURIAN, SHANNON L. $247.44
11-CV-3865 BURNS, CHAVONNE D. DENIED
11-CV-3866 CLARK, JESSE DENIED
11-CV-3867 CLARK, NATERA DENIED
11-CV-3868 FRIEND, DEANGELO, SR. $4,649.15
11-CV-3870 GRAVES, EUGENE D. DENIED
11-CV-3871 HAYDON, EZARIAH DENIED
11-CV-3873 JOHNSON, LORI DENIED
11-CV-3874 LANGKLOTZ, JULIE $47.00
11-CV-3875 LEON, ROBERTO R. $2,339.35
11-CV-3877 MILLER, KEITH DENIED
11-CV-3878 MURPHY, PATRICIA DENIED
11-CV-3879 ORNELAS, JOSE J. $271.17
11-CV-3880 PIZANO, WENDY DENIED
11-CV-3881 ROCKETT, CAMEO M. $3,216.13
11-CV-3883 SAMUELIAN, SANDRA DENIED
405
11-CV-3884 ALBRECHT-LEGORRETA, LISA $562.44
11-CV-3885 ALBRECHT-LEGORRETA, LISA $4,757.85
11-CV-3886 COLLINS, TANYA DENIED
11-CV-3887 COLLINS, TANYA DENIED
11-CV-3889 DEROUSSE, DANIEL $721.23
11-CV-3890 DOBYNES, ROBERT DENIED
11-CV-3891 GARNER, CHRISTOPHER $102.00
11-CV-3893 GUTIERREZ, ALBERT $3,228.10
11-CV-3894 GUTIERREZ, SALVADOR $2,192.67
11-CV-3895 HAYES, DOMINIQUE DENIED
11-CV-3897 JONES, VIVIAN DENIED
11-CV-3898 KING MOSLEY, JACQUELINE DENIED
11-CV-3902 MUNOZ, JUAN M. DENIED
11-CV-3903 RAGGS, HARRON DENIED
11-CV-3904 RUFUS, CALVIN $2,171.55
11-CV-3906 COTTON, COREY A. DENIED
11-CV-3907 CRISP, REGINA DENIED
11-CV-3908 DAVISON, DISTARCHA DENIED
11-CV-3910 GRALIK, LARISSA DENIED
11-CV-3911 HENRY, RAYMOND DENIED
11-CV-3913 IBARRA, MARIA $7,710.00
11-CV-3914 KELETA, HAILESELASSIE DENIED
11-CV-3916 MCNAUGHTON, BRITTANY $1,200.00
11-CV-3917 MILLER, MARNESSA DENIED
11-CV-3918 NEWMAN, COREY DENIED
11-CV-3919 NICHOLS, LAWRENCE DENIED
11-CV-3920 OBREGON, DANIEL $2,592.00
11-CV-3921 OLARTE, JAVIER A. $1,505.00
11-CV-3922 PARKER, LAVELLE A. $3,203.31
11-CV-3923 REED, GILES DENIED
11-CV-3924 RIFAL, SADIEH $1,319.00
11-CV-3925 RUSSO, KAREN J. DENIED
11-CV-3926 SCOTT, GLENN $5,000.00
11-CV-3927 STANLEY, THOMAS $1,447.00
11-CV-3928 TUCKER, DAVID DENIED
11-CV-3929 ZARATE, MIRIAM DENIED
11-CV-3930 ACKERMAN, JENNIFER $300.00
11-CV-3931 ACKERMAN, BRIAN DENIED
11-CV-3932 ACKERMAN, JENNIFER DENIED
11-CV-3933 BAGGS, MATTHEW DENIED
11-CV-3934 BARRERA, JOSE $1,518.00
11-CV-3936 COUGHLIN, TIFFANY DENIED
11-CV-3938 EVANS, LEE R. DENIED
11-CV-3939 FALETTI, DONALD DENIED
11-CV-3940 FOSTER, DIANA $725.75
11-CV-3942 GARCIA, RAMON $190.00
11-CV-3943 GONZALEZ, CRISTOBAL DENIED
11-CV-3944 HANS, THOMAS DENIED
11-CV-3945 JOHNSON, LINDA DENIED
11-CV-3946 KELLEY, MELISSA DENIED
11-CV-3947 KELLEY, MELISSA DENIED
11-CV-3949 KOSTNER, PATRICIA L. $190.00
11-CV-3950 OJEDA, CRISTIAN DENIED
11-CV-3951 PARKER, GARY A. $12,347.70
11-CV-3952 SHELTON, LYNNSEY DENIED
11-CV-3953 WATKINS, BRUFRANC T. $876.79
11-CV-3954 DURBIN, DEEANN A. $417.79
11-CV-3955 WILLIAMSEN, JULIE DENIED
11-CV-3957 BANNER, ALFRED $5,126.40
11-CV-3958 BUSCH, NATHAN Z. DENIED
11-CV-3959 CARRERA, ISRAEL $6,225.50
11-CV-3960 DILWORTH, QUINTON DENIED
11-CV-3961 EMANUEL, KENNETH, JR. DISMISSED
11-CV-3962 GOLDIE, NICHOLAS B. $413.00
11-CV-3963 GOMEZ, GLORIA DENIED
11-CV-3964 JARRETT, KRISTAL DENIED
11-CV-3965 JORDAN, KAREN DENIED
11-CV-3966 JUAREZ, IVAN DENIED
11-CV-3967 JUAREZ, MARIO $504.00
11-CV-3968 MANZO, MARIA C. $856.00
11-CV-3969 MARTINEZ, FERMIN DENIED
11-CV-3970 MARTINEZ, FERMIN $842.00
11-CV-3971 MERTZELOS, SHERRY DENIED
11-CV-3972 NIVINSKI, JEAN $4,813.70
11-CV-3973 PYEISHA, MACK DENIED
11-CV-3974 RETTIG, DANA $49.05
11-CV-3975 ROW, MARCUS A. DENIED
11-CV-3976 SALGADO, MARIO DENIED
406
11-CV-3977 SALINAS, JUANITA DENIED
11-CV-3978 STALLINGS, JOHNNIE E. DENIED
11-CV-3979 ALHINDI, ELIZABETH DENIED
11-CV-3980 ASBURY, WALTER DENIED
11-CV-3981 BRANDON, CORNELL RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-3982 COBWELL, CORY S. $870.00
11-CV-3983 CURRIE, DENZELL $65.65
11-CV-3984 DANIEL, STEVIE L. DENIED
11-CV-3985 DAVIS, EVELYN DENIED
11-CV-3986 GALICA, FERMIN D. $9,746.00
11-CV-3987 GAMBER, GLEN C., JR. $333.04
11-CV-3988 GIENOW, ANTHONY DENIED
11-CV-3989 GONZALEZ, JESUS DENIED
11-CV-3992 MAYFIELD, STACI D. DENIED
11-CV-3993 MCCARTER, VICTOR $1,402.94
11-CV-3994 MCCARTNEY, ANDREW DENIED
11-CV-3995 PHERIGI, KELLY DENIED
11-CV-3996 MCGRAW-YOUNG, TEAQUA $5,000.00
11-CV-3998 MULLER, SUSAN L. DENIED
11-CV-3999 MULLIGAN, JAMIE $7,379.40
11-CV-4000 PEARCE, ERIK DENIED
11-CV-4001 RIVERA, MODESTO DENIED
11-CV-4002 RODRIGUEZ, HUGO DENIED
11-CV-4003 RUIZ, ROGELIO $920.00
11-CV-4004 SMITH, CHRISTOPHER M. & COLLIER, CATHERINE $5,000.00
11-CV-4006 TONGE, SARA DENIED
11-CV-4008 BROWN BRAYBOY, JEWELL $5,000.00
11-CV-4009 BENSON, PAMELA DENIED
11-CV-4010 BIBBS, VERONICA $5,000.00
11-CV-4011 BROOKS, WASHAWN DENIED
11-CV-4012 BROWN, JAMES B. DENIED
11-CV-4013 FAYNE, FREDERICK DENIED
11-CV-4014 GOMEZ, AMANDA DENIED
11-CV-4015 MINCEY, MICHELLE $52.42
11-CV-4016 NONATO, MARIANO $980.00
11-CV-4018 PAVLOVSKI, RIMMA $3,743.00
11-CV-4019 PEPALA, JOEL $10,936.23
11-CV-4020 ROGERS, MARCAE D. DENIED
11-CV-4021 SINKFIELD-WARREN, CHERIE DENIED
11-CV-4022 SLEDGE, CYNTHIA J. DISMISSED
11-CV-4023 SMITH, CHRISTOPHER A. $25,776.08
11-CV-4024 TKACHUK, OREST $2,791.33
11-CV-4025 WALKER, BRIAN P. DENIED
11-CV-4026 WILDER, MARSHALL DENIED
11-CV-4027 WILLIAMS, BRANDON DISMISSED
11-CV-4028 CAMPBELL, KIMBERLY S. DENIED
11-CV-4029 CARRION HERNANDEZ, GERARDO $875.00
11-CV-4030 CLARK, CRAIGORY DENIED
11-CV-4031 DINGLE, PHILLIS DENIED
11-CV-4033 KELLY, SHERRY R. DENIED
11-CV-4036 LONG, LADONNA DENIED
11-CV-4038 MEDINA, GUADALUPE $346.86
11-CV-4039 RANGEL, JOSE A. & MEDINA, GUADALUPE DENIED
11-CV-4041 YOUNKINS, KIMBERLY $526.32
11-CV-4042 ABRAMS, ANTWAN DENIED
11-CV-4043 BARAJAS, ALEX DENIED
11-CV-4044 BARKER, JOSEPH B., JR. $1,125.00
11-CV-4046 BROWN, FREDRICK $4,050.00
11-CV-4047 BURKS, SONYA $5,000.00
11-CV-4048 CHEEKS, ANGELA $5,000.00
11-CV-4049 COLLINS, CAMILLA S. DENIED
11-CV-4050 COLLINS, LARRY DENIED
11-CV-4051 DUKE, CLARENCE J. DENIED
11-CV-4052 GANTT, KENNETH $2,691.24
11-CV-4053 HEAD, DERRELL $1,771.00
11-CV-4054 MAYS, ANGELA $4,800.00
11-CV-4055 MCCARTHY, SHARON M. DENIED
11-CV-4058 OWENS, YUSEF DENIED
11-CV-4059 QUINTO, LUCIO $3,000.00
11-CV-4060 RAMIREZ, MIGUEL A. DENIED
11-CV-4061 SPRAGGINS, DWAYNE DISMISSED
11-CV-4062 VARGAS, SHEILA DENIED
11-CV-4064 WILLS, DEBORAH $27,000.00
11-CV-4065 ZUNIGA, JAIME DENIED
11-CV-4066 FORSYTHE, MIRAU DENIED
11-CV-4067 FORTMAN, KEVIN D. DENIED
11-CV-4068 GENTRY, KRISTINA DENIED
11-CV-4069 HALL, JERRY M. $4,964.00
11-CV-4070 HARDESTY, SUZANNE K. $5,245.87
407
11-CV-4072 NICHOLS, DEMARCO $4,718.60
11-CV-4073 OBERSCHELP, RODNEY DENIED
11-CV-4074 OMOJUWA, ABIODUN $3,904.00
11-CV-4075 PADILLA, ANGEL DENIED
11-CV-4076 REILLY, KEVIN P. DENIED
11-CV-4078 ROBINSON, DARYAL $27,000.00
11-CV-4079 SMITH, CYNTHIA DENIED
11-CV-4080 THOMAS, WILLIAM DENIED
11-CV-4081 WHITE, ROBERT J. DENIED
11-CV-4082 ANDERSON, KELSEY DENIED
11-CV-4084 COLLIER, CHARLENE RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-4085 CRUZ, DIEGO $361.31
11-CV-4086 FORSYTHE, BEMJAMIN DENIED
11-CV-4087 GILBERT, MELISSA J. DENIED
11-CV-4088 HARRIS, JOHNNY, SR. DENIED
11-CV-4089 HAYES, MARIO $770.00
11-CV-4090 KEEN, MARIKAY L. DENIED
11-CV-4091 LOPEZ, OLIVERIO DENIED
11-CV-4092 MARCIAH, HUGO R. $692.00
11-CV-4093 ORTEGA, MARY $3,023.75
11-CV-4094 RICO, JESSE R. $785.00
11-CV-4095 SANDERS, JEREMIAH $8,532.49
11-CV-4096 SMITH, YOLANDA DENIED
11-CV-4097 TRACY, DEBORAH $1,066.47
11-CV-4098 TRASS, JOEL $5,000.00
11-CV-4099 ABED, MOHAMMED DENIED
11-CV-4100 CEDANO, MARIA $360.00
11-CV-4101 CURRIE, DAVID DENIED
11-CV-4102 TILLERY, ERIC DENIED
11-CV-4104 ACEVEDO, DEBRA DENIED
11-CV-4105 BEZAK, BRIAN A., JR. $5,017.14
11-CV-4106 CARROLL, BARBARA DENIED
11-CV-4107 DWYER, JULIE E. DENIED
11-CV-4108 ESTRADA, CELSO DENIED
11-CV-4109 HAYES, LARRY M. $3,971.98
11-CV-4110 LANDON, AMANDA DENIED
11-CV-4111 LITTLE, MANUEL $5,000.00
11-CV-4112 MASTERS, MICHAEL R. DENIED
11-CV-4113 MCGINNIS, KIMEDA DENIED
11-CV-4114 MCGINNIS, KIMEDA DENIED
11-CV-4116 REDCLIFF, ANNA DENIED
11-CV-4117 STEVENSON, HANNAH DENIED
11-CV-4118 TERRAZAS, SALVADOR DENIED
11-CV-4119 WYATT, CHARLES DENIED
11-CV-4120 BAEZA, MAGDALENA DENIED
11-CV-4121 BOTKA, JASON R. $21,978.09
11-CV-4122 CHILMON, CAMILLE DENIED
11-CV-4124 GUERRERO, ANGEL DENIED
11-CV-4125 MARTIN, WILLIE D. $943.44
11-CV-4127 MORGAN, KRISTI DENIED
11-CV-4131 BRANDON, TARA R. $181.18
11-CV-4132 BUCHANAN, ALEXZANDER J. DENIED
11-CV-4133 CARRENO, ANGEL DENIED
11-CV-4134 COLEMAN, ZANETTA DENIED
11-CV-4135 EWING, PERSHOUN DENIED
11-CV-4136 GRANADOS, KENNIA Y. $276.02
11-CV-4138 HICKS, TASHERRA $187.98
11-CV-4139 LOHR, WILLIAM J., III $1,019.02
11-CV-4140 MCGEE, LILLIAN & PHILLIP $5,000.00
11-CV-4141 PEPPIN, MARY K. DENIED
11-CV-4142 SADOWSKY, DANIEL V., JR. $594.47
11-CV-4143 SEFAH, YEBOAH B. $626.00
11-CV-4144 SMITH, ANITA $5,000.00
11-CV-4145 STENCEL, STANISLAW A. $1,012.00
11-CV-4146 STIRRAT, JENNIFER DENIED
11-CV-4147 TERDIC, DANIEL M. DENIED
11-CV-4148 TROPPANI, LUCIA DENIED
11-CV-4149 VELA, GLENN $447.50
11-CV-4150 WALSH, STEVEN $695.38
11-CV-4151 WENDEL, JESSICA $545.00
11-CV-4152 WHALES, JOSEPH $9,163.96
11-CV-4153 WILLIAMS, JERMAINE $27,000.00
11-CV-4154 YOUNG, JASMINE D. DENIED
11-CV-4155 YOUNG, ROSALYN DENIED
11-CV-4156 BENNETT, JEFFERY L. $572.25
11-CV-4157 CHRISTIAN, NANCY $200.00
11-CV-4158 CROOM, DEIDRA DENIED
11-CV-4159 DELGADO, OCTAVIO DENIED
11-CV-4160 FLORES, SALUSTIO $1,143.01
11-CV-4161 FORSYTHE, JUSTIN DENIED
11-CV-4162 GONZALEZ, IRENE DENIED
408
11-CV-4163 GRISMER, TIM DENIED
11-CV-4164 JANOSKI, VERONICA DENIED
11-CV-4166 OCENAR, QUIRINO DENIED
11-CV-4167 O'CONNOR, AARON DENIED
11-CV-4168 ORTIZ, FRANCELIA DENIED
11-CV-4169 ORTIZ, FRANCELIA DENIED
11-CV-4171 PARKS, TERRI R. DENIED
11-CV-4172 PATRICK, DAVID A. DENIED
11-CV-4173 PHIPPS, GUY A. $708.78
11-CV-4174 POWYSZYNSKI, JOSEPH DENIED
11-CV-4175 QUIROZ, GERARDO $739.40
11-CV-4176 SANCHEZ, JOSE F. $1,294.81
11-CV-4177 SYLVESTER, DAVID E. $1,368.15
11-CV-4178 THOMAS, BARBARA DENIED
11-CV-4179 WHITE, JOHN E. $6,604.00
11-CV-4180 WILSON, SHANEIKWA DENIED
11-CV-4181 BANACH, DAVID D. DENIED
11-CV-4182 BROWN, CLAUDIA $937.00
11-CV-4183 DAVIS, CLARENCE, SR. DENIED
11-CV-4185 MULUMBA, CHANTAL DENIED
11-CV-4187 SCHAFER, ALBERT $5,651.23
11-CV-4188 VALADEZ, RICARDO DENIED
11-CV-4190 WARD, JEREMY DENIED
11-CV-4191 WHITE, JASMINE $5,000.00
11-CV-4192 WISEMAN, ANGELA F. $5,000.00
11-CV-4193 BELL, BENJAMIN $840.00
11-CV-4194 COLE, REBEKAH S. DENIED
11-CV-4197 GRAY, AMANDA $145.74
11-CV-4198 LETTIMORE, JOEL DENIED
11-CV-4199 MAINE, THERESA A. DENIED
11-CV-4200 MCMANAMAN, MICHAEL P. $4,305.00
11-CV-4201 PIERSON, TIA D. $200.00
11-CV-4202 RABE, JONATHAN DENIED
11-CV-4203 SMITH, HERBERT $1,005.00
11-CV-4204 THOMPSON, PAUL W. $109.00
11-CV-4205 WILLIAMS, ALLEN R. DENIED
11-CV-4207 ARRERA, JULIO DENIED
11-CV-4208 BILLS, PRINCE $1,866.00
11-CV-4209 BOOZER, DEANDRE $10,360.00
11-CV-4210 BRAVO, ANAHU DENIED
11-CV-4211 CARTER, MARLO DENIED
11-CV-4213 FILARSKI, ADAM R. $1,735.00
11-CV-4214 GOMEZ, EDGAR M. DENIED
11-CV-4217 LITTLE, JAMES $106.36
11-CV-4218 MCGEE, ZACHARY DENIED
11-CV-4219 MEDINA, CHRISTOPHER DENIED
11-CV-4220 MEHTA, JIGARA DENIED
11-CV-4221 MENDEZ, IMELDA DENIED
11-CV-4223 MORENO, FERNANDO DENIED
11-CV-4225 ORTIZ, FERNANDO $2,227.20
11-CV-4226 RIIS, KIMBERLY DENIED
11-CV-4227 SANCHEZ, CINDY DENIED
11-CV-4228 SMITH, CHRISTOPHER A. DENIED
11-CV-4229 SWISTARA, NINA DISMISSED
11-CV-4230 WALKER, FREDDIE DENIED
11-CV-4231 WATSON, MICHAEL L., JR. $995.00
11-CV-4232 WELLS, DEBORAH DENIED
11-CV-4233 WENDT, ROXANN DENIED
11-CV-4234 WENDT, ROXANN DENIED
11-CV-4235 WILLIAMS, JESSE DENIED
11-CV-4236 WOODHOUSE, KENNY DENIED
11-CV-4237 CENTENO, JESSICA A. $175.00
11-CV-4238 CLARK, NATERA $1,042.50
11-CV-4239 COSTELLO, GREGORY $969.08
11-CV-4240 EZELL, LISA DENIED
11-CV-4241 FALETTI, DONALD DENIED
11-CV-4242 GOZDZIEWICZ, LEONARD DENIED
11-CV-4243 JOHNSON, ROY DENIED
11-CV-4244 JONES, PAUL DENIED
11-CV-4247 NIXON, VALERIE D. $15,928.31
11-CV-4248 RELIFORD, ANGEL DENIED
11-CV-4249 STIFF, EARNESTINE DENIED
11-CV-4250 TREJO, MIREYA DENIED
11-CV-4251 TYRAKOWSKI, JAMES DENIED
11-CV-4252 WADE, WILLIAM $3,073.75
11-CV-4253 WALLACE, TROY $920.00
11-CV-4258 BROWN, DEANDRAE J. DENIED
11-CV-4259 COOPER, MILDRED DENIED
11-CV-4260 DANIELS, SYLVIA L. $23.00
409
11-CV-4261 DAVIE, LORI $1,896.66
11-CV-4262 GAO, YOU WER $1,395.00
11-CV-4264 HANSCHKE, CHARLES $3,822.15
11-CV-4265 HELTON, BYRON, JR. DENIED
11-CV-4266 JIMENEZ, FRANCISCO DENIED
11-CV-4267 JOHNSON, LEROY DENIED
11-CV-4268 JOHNSON, PATRICIA DENIED
11-CV-4269 KHALID, LAWANDA DENIED
11-CV-4271 WILLIAMS, GABRIELLE DENIED
11-CV-4272 MILLER, PETER $136.35
11-CV-4273 MOONEY, ROBIN L. $1,937.14
11-CV-4274 PARKS, TERRI R. DENIED
11-CV-4275 REID, ALBERT L., JR. DENIED
11-CV-4276 SASS, MATTHEW $6,037.00
11-CV-4277 SOTELO, APOLINAR $2,507.00
11-CV-4278 SOUTHARD, DIANA M. $521.70
11-CV-4279 TUCKER, REBECCA $100.00
11-CV-4280 WOODS, NICOLE DENIED
11-CV-4281 ABDULLAH, RASHID DENIED
11-CV-4282 BRUNSON, TERRANCE R. $1,114.00
11-CV-4284 SMITH, ERIC J. DENIED
11-CV-4285 SMITH, ERIC J. DENIED
11-CV-4286 DELATORRE, ALFONSO DENIED
11-CV-4287 DUVALL, HEIDI DENIED
11-CV-4288 FRAUSTO, SILVIA DENIED
11-CV-4289 GATES, WHITNEY L. $5,000.00
11-CV-4295 GREINER, LINDA DENIED
11-CV-4296 HOLBROOK, JANECA M. $656.80
11-CV-4297 JOHNSON, MARCUS DENIED
11-CV-4298 LAYTON, MAURICE $915.50
11-CV-4299 LUNA, SELENE DENIED
11-CV-4300 PADILLA, SALVADOR DENIED
11-CV-4301 WADLEY, JIMMIE DENIED
11-CV-4302 CARROLL, COURTNEY $188.96
11-CV-4303 DAVIS, ANDRA $7.85
11-CV-4306 HOLLIDAY, COLETTE $3,830.30
11-CV-4307 HOWARD, ANGELA K. DENIED
11-CV-4308 LOPEZ PARRA, MARICRUZ DENIED
11-CV-4310 MCCRAY, LACEY R. DENIED
11-CV-4311 MEADOWS, BARBRA $4,840.00
11-CV-4312 SCHWEIHS, KEVIN J. DENIED
11-CV-4313 SIMMONS, GERALD DENIED
11-CV-4314 WILLIAMS, VERZA DENIED
11-CV-4315 BURITA, BRIAN $823.03
11-CV-4316 CHEN, HAN PING $678.00
11-CV-4317 CORRAL, MARIA $5,000.00
11-CV-4319 GIBSON, DIANNA $150.00
11-CV-4320 GONZALES, ISAIAS DENIED
11-CV-4321 GORGE, MATTHEW $2,068.30
11-CV-4322 HAYS, NICKOLIS DISMISSED
11-CV-4323 HOMEL, BRIAN DENIED
11-CV-4324 OSZAKEWSKI, LAURIE B. DENIED
11-CV-4325 REINTS, ALAN $736.46
11-CV-4326 SINGLETON, ALEXIS E. DENIED
11-CV-4327 WOLSKI, JOZEF DENIED
11-CV-4329 BEARD, JACOB M. DENIED
11-CV-4330 CAMPBELL, STEPHANIE K. DENIED
11-CV-4331 CASTANEDA, GUADALUPE $1,424.71
11-CV-4332 CHESTER, DEWAYNE DENIED
11-CV-4333 COX, JACKLYN K. $13,033.56
11-CV-4334 DIAZ, RICARDO DENIED
11-CV-4335 FABBRI, TERRY L. $839.56
11-CV-4336 GREGORY, LESTER, JR. $3,259.13
11-CV-4337 KRELL, SCOTT DENIED
11-CV-4338 KRELL, SCOTT DENIED
11-CV-4339 MOSLEY, JEROME DENIED
11-CV-4340 ORTEGA, LOURDES $123.42
11-CV-4341 PEMBLETON, TERRI $5,505.56
11-CV-4342 PICOU, MARK E. $100.00
11-CV-4344 RAMIREZ-CUENCA, PATRICIA $3,800.00
11-CV-4346 RILEY, LA TANYA R. DENIED
11-CV-4347 ROGERS, MARK DENIED
11-CV-4348 STERNBERG, WILLIAM DISMISSED
11-CV-4349 THOMAS, ALICE DENIED
11-CV-4351 YOO, EUNJIN $9,004.85
11-CV-4352 ZUNIGA OCEGUEDA, JUAN M. $3,766.00
11-CV-4355 BUSTOS, RUBEN DISMISSED
11-CV-4356 CAMARGO, WENDY DENIED
11-CV-4357 CRAWFORD, TERI $3,763.75
11-CV-4358 DOSS, JIMMY $2,582.66
11-CV-4359 FARRIOR, SHUVERICK $181.80
410
11-CV-4360 GIPSON, JENNIFER DENIED
11-CV-4361 GLENN, DALE $5,000.00
11-CV-4362 HOOD, REGINALD DENIED
11-CV-4363 JOHNSON, ANTHONY C. $275.00
11-CV-4364 JONES, DARIUS $2,255.00
11-CV-4365 JOY, GREGORY DENIED
11-CV-4366 KAISER, LAUREL N. DENIED
11-CV-4367 KEY, CHARICKA E. $514.30
11-CV-4368 LIEFER, APRIL $118.53
11-CV-4369 LILLEY, JUSTIN P. DENIED
11-CV-4370 MANAF, SHAD $689.00
11-CV-4371 MARTIN, CERDELL DENIED
11-CV-4372 MITCHELL, ISAIAH DENIED
11-CV-4373 NEWMAN, MAURICE $2,289.00
11-CV-4374 ROGERS, DERRICK DENIED
11-CV-4375 SNOWDEN, EVELYN $1,110.71
11-CV-4376 SMITH, DIANA M. $1,267.00
11-CV-4377 TAYLOR, KEISHA DENIED
11-CV-4378 THANG, AMOS DENIED
11-CV-4379 UDELHOFEN, JASON $776.08
11-CV-4380 YBARRA, FRANCISCO C. DENIED
11-CV-4381 ZIA, MICHAEL $3,100.00
11-CV-4383 BRISCOE, DARRYL E. DENIED
11-CV-4384 BROOKS, TAMIKA $5,000.00
11-CV-4385 CLARK, ERIC DENIED
11-CV-4386 COLLINS, THERESE M. DENIED
11-CV-4387 CONTRERAS, ALVARO DENIED
11-CV-4388 FIELDS, DORIS J. DENIED
11-CV-4389 FLOWERS, DENNIS DENIED
11-CV-4391 KHOSHABA, AGNIS $1,514.86
11-CV-4392 MITCHELL, GWENDOLYN A. $5,397.47
11-CV-4394 RANGEL, ROSA DENIED
11-CV-4395 RAQUEL, STEVEN DENIED
11-CV-4396 VAZQUEZ, ROBERTO DISMISSED
11-CV-4397 WILLIAMS, LA TONYA $1,601.40
11-CV-4398 BELL, MARK A. DENIED
11-CV-4399 BLAND, LORREN $4,751.90
11-CV-4400 EVANS, BOBBIE DISMISSED
11-CV-4401 EVANS, BOBBIE DENIED
11-CV-4402 FOOTE, COLLEEN $740.00
11-CV-4404 GARCIA, RAYMOND DENIED
11-CV-4405 GOODMAN, TONY $5,000.00
11-CV-4406 HILL, JOSEPH DENIED
11-CV-4407 JOHNSON, ELIZABETH $4,716.64
11-CV-4408 KHAN BEY, SULTAN DENIED
11-CV-4409 MAPP, SHANNEL DENIED
11-CV-4410 MCCLURE, CAROLYN DENIED
11-CV-4411 MORA, ERICK DENIED
11-CV-4412 OWENS, RONALD & ROGERS, ANGEL $5,000.00
11-CV-4414 SANCHEZ, ROSALIA $999.00
11-CV-4415 SEXTON, JUDITH E. $50.00
11-CV-4416 SEXTON, WILLIAM J. $50.00
11-CV-4417 STACHURSKI, RONALD H., JR. $895.00
11-CV-4418 TAYLOR, ANGELA DENIED
11-CV-4420 VILLAFAN, JENICA & HERNANDEZ, ABRAHAM & TIENDA $27,000.00
ANTONIA
11-CV-4421 BALENT, CAROL DENIED
11-CV-4422 BROWN, ALEXANDER D. $339.00
11-CV-4423 CLAEYSSEN, JEFFREY A. DENIED
11-CV-4424 DINSE, ZACHARY D. $3,257.98
11-CV-4425 GILLARD, GLENN B., JR. $1,295.00
11-CV-4426 LLOYD, BOBBY L. $5,000.00
11-CV-4428 PARKER, TORRENCE $1,738.43
11-CV-4430 SANDERS, KAY DENIED
11-CV-4431 SUGGS, DENIESE $5,000.00
11-CV-4434 BARNES, ERICKA DENIED
11-CV-4435 BEREK-THOMAS, COURTNEY DENIED
11-CV-4436 BROWN, SHANECE N. DENIED
11-CV-4437 COOLEY, GLENN, JR. DENIED
11-CV-4438 DEL TORO, DOROTEO DENIED
11-CV-4439 GODFREY, CHRISTOPHER DENIED
11-CV-4440 GONZALEZ, JAIRO J. DENIED
11-CV-4441 DIAZ, DELIA DENIED
411
11-CV-4449 HAYNES, NICOLE $27,000.00
11-CV-4451 HIGHT, CLIFFORD $55.00
11-CV-4452 ISMAJLAJ, KAREN DENIED
11-CV-4453 LEE, TRUMELL, JR. $922.52
11-CV-4454 MARTINEZ, ESTER DENIED
11-CV-4455 ROACH, ISAAC DENIED
11-CV-4456 ROSS, ANITA DENIED
11-CV-4458 TERRY, CHRYSTAL DENIED
11-CV-4459 WALKER, ANTOINETTE DENIED
11-CV-4460 WRIGHT, DORNETT DENIED
11-CV-4462 BEW, FELICIA & COLEMAN, MICHAEL $3,644.00
11-CV-4463 BEW, FELICIA $136.35
11-CV-4464 BOENS, THERESA DENIED
11-CV-4465 BRANDON, TARA R. DENIED
11-CV-4468 BRODAWKA, ANDRZEJ DENIED
11-CV-4469 CHILDS, JENNIE D. DENIED
11-CV-4470 DILA, SORINA R. $663.00
11-CV-4471 HERMAN, JUSTINE E. DENIED
11-CV-4473 HOWARD, JASMINE DENIED
11-CV-4474 LEWIS, ANDRE D., JR. $1,824.41
11-CV-4475 LUVERT-HENRY, YOLAN T. DENIED
11-CV-4476 NELUMS, JOHN $912.00
11-CV-4478 STEWART, LARRY A. DENIED
11-CV-4480 WRENCH, MINDY S. DENIED
11-CV-4481 BARRIOS, JESUS DENIED
11-CV-4482 BLANDIN, JERMAINE DENIED
11-CV-4483 CAUL, TIFFANY DENIED
11-CV-4484 CAUL, TIFFANY DENIED
11-CV-4485 COYOTL, JOSEFINA & RUTILO DENIED
11-CV-4487 DAVIS, SHERYL RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-4488 DECICCO, ANGELA $5,000.00
11-CV-4491 FINLEY, EARL $1,055.00
11-CV-4492 MCCHRISTON, CORETTA $1,545.30
11-CV-4493 MITCHELL, JAMIN $942.00
11-CV-4494 NETZNIK, JILL E. $3,037.03
11-CV-4495 ROBEY, ASHLEY DENIED
11-CV-4496 YOUNG, DEANNA $5,000.00
11-CV-4497 ALEXANDER, AMANDA DENIED
11-CV-4498 ANDERSON, PATRICIA A. DENIED
11-CV-4499 CARTER, MAURICE DENIED
11-CV-4500 CASTREJON, GUADALUPE DENIED
11-CV-4501 CHESTER, CORLANDIS DENIED
11-CV-4502 CLARK, RODNEY DENIED
11-CV-4503 DEAN, ROBERT DENIED
11-CV-4504 DOMINGUEZ, SERGIO DENIED
11-CV-4505 FLOYD, MARILYN L. DENIED
11-CV-4506 FRANKLIN, MICHAEL RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-4507 GIEDRAITIS, ERIC DENIED
11-CV-4508 GOMEZ, EDGAR M. DENIED
11-CV-4509 GRAY, DWAYNE D. RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-4510 GREENWOOD, DEBORAH DENIED
11-CV-4511 HAM, SOO KYUNG DENIED
11-CV-4512 JONES, DESHAUN DENIED
11-CV-4513 MASON, KIMBERLY $297.05
11-CV-4515 MCCRANIE, VIVIAN DENIED
11-CV-4516 MULLNS, DARIUS $1,010.00
11-CV-4517 NEDVED, SPENCER $672.24
11-CV-4518 NIEVES, JOANNA $309.00
11-CV-4519 RAMOS, EDUARDO DENIED
11-CV-4520 RICO, PEDRO DENIED
11-CV-4521 RICO, REYNA DENIED
11-CV-4522 ROSS, TOMMY $27,000.00
11-CV-4524 SCOTT, GLENDA DENIED
11-CV-4525 SCOTT, GLENDA DENIED
11-CV-4526 WILSON, ERIC DISMISSED
11-CV-4528 STIFFEND, JACKIE DENIED
11-CV-4529 TALLEY, MONTELLE DENIED
11-CV-4530 TERRELL, MARCOS V. A. DENIED
11-CV-4531 WASHINGTON, MALCOM DENIED
11-CV-4532 WIGFALL, LESOCCA DENIED
11-CV-4534 ARNOLD, SALLIE DENIED
11-CV-4535 CORTEZ, IRENE DENIED
11-CV-4536 DAGANS, DERRICK DENIED
11-CV-4538 DILA, SORINA R. $1,219.20
11-CV-4539 FATHAUER, RICKIE DENIED
11-CV-4540 GUADARRAMA-MAGYLA, JEANNY DENIED
11-CV-4541 HILL, MELISSA DENIED
412
11-CV-4542 HOPKINS, RUEBEN, IV DENIED
11-CV-4543 JAHANA, NAHREEN $5,000.00
11-CV-4544 KEMPIAK, OAKLEY DENIED
11-CV-4545 MANRIQUEZ, MARCO A. $646.50
11-CV-4546 MCADORY, KEVIN $1,499.00
11-CV-4547 MCDADE, KAKEYA $3,721.04
11-CV-4549 ROBINSON, PATRICE C. DENIED
11-CV-4550 ROSARIO, ALEXANDER $755.00
11-CV-4551 SCOTT, TIMOTHY L. DENIED
11-CV-4552 TUMER, REGINA DENIED
11-CV-4553 WADE, TRACE DENIED
11-CV-4555 ARZOLA, JOSE A. $567.32
11-CV-4556 BENNETT, JEREMIAH D. DENIED
11-CV-4557 CAIN, LAWANDA DENIED
11-CV-4559 CLAYTON, JOYCE DENIED
11-CV-4562 GATEWOOD, VENUS DENIED
11-CV-4563 GONZALEZ, MELISSA DENIED
11-CV-4564 JOHNSON, PATRICIA A. DENIED
11-CV-4565 SCOTT, CARRIE A. $987.43
11-CV-4566 TYLER, JACKIE $9,804.00
11-CV-4567 VALLE, REYNA DENIED
11-CV-4568 WAGONER, JANAIRA DENIED
11-CV-4569 WAGONER, JANAIRA DENIED
11-CV-4570 WASSON, JENNIFER DENIED
11-CV-4571 WILLIAMS, VERONICA DENIED
11-CV-4572 BURTON, NATHAN L., JR. $839.00
11-CV-4573 COLE, ALONZO DENIED
11-CV-4574 CRANE, STEPHEN, JR. DISMISSED
11-CV-4575 FRANKLIN, SHAUNNA DENIED
11-CV-4577 HASLETT, PATRICIA RECONSIDERED DISMISSAL
11-CV-4578 HOLMES, CLORA $5,000.00
11-CV-4579 JACKSON, JOHN $5,922.43
11-CV-4580 LUCAS, DEBORAH J. DISMISSED
11-CV-4581 MINCEY, MICHELLE $984.00
11-CV-4582 NOWLAN, SHAWN $2,377.95
11-CV-4583 DANIELS, SYLVIA DENIED
11-CV-4584 THORNTON, ADDIE DENIED
11-CV-4585 ALLEN, DONTA $5,326.06
11-CV-4586 BAL-OT, BYRON DENIED
11-CV-4588 BROWN, EVELYN L. DENIED
11-CV-4589 BROWN, PHILLIP J. DENIED
11-CV-4590 CALHOUN, DAYTON DENIED
11-CV-4591 CAMERON, JONATHAN DISMISSED
11-CV-4593 CHAVEZ, SERGIO DENIED
11-CV-4594 DANIEL, DERRICK $90.90
11-CV-4595 FERGUSON, DENNIS DENIED
11-CV-4596 GAYDEN, CORDERO DENIED
11-CV-4597 HARRIS, TERESA DENIED
11-CV-4598 HENDERSON, DESIREE DENIED
11-CV-4599 HILL-AYINDE, CLAUDINE RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-4600 HINTON, JALISA DENIED
11-CV-4601 MCINTOSH, MICHAEL D. DENIED
11-CV-4602 MELENDEZ, ALEXY DENIED
11-CV-4603 MILLER, CLARICE DENIED
11-CV-4604 MILLER, WESLEY DENIED
11-CV-4605 MOORE, RUTH A. DENIED
11-CV-4606 MORGAN, ANDRE DENIED
11-CV-4607 MOSLEY, HENRENE DENIED
11-CV-4608 NAGY, KATHRYN $665.00
11-CV-4610 ORTEGA, CARMEN $5,000.00
11-CV-4612 SOPHER, WARREN F., JR. $1,236.00
11-CV-4614 WALTON, LEE C., SR. & WALTON-HEIRSTON, YVONNE $5,000.00
11-CV-4616 YOUNG, LISA $198.53
11-CV-4617 ZUTEREK, VLADIMIR S. $1,547.00
11-CV-4618 BEAL, REGINA C. DENIED
11-CV-4619 BRUMMEL, BROOKS D. $440.00
11-CV-4620 DAVIES, PATRICIA $3,765.48
11-CV-4621 FINES, DREW $4,899.10
11-CV-4622 GRIMES, SIDNEY $18,087.00
11-CV-4623 HARDY, TAMMY DENIED
11-CV-4624 HARDY, TAMMY $500.00
11-CV-4626 JOHNSON, MARCUS A. $27,000.00
11-CV-4627 KRAMER, THOMAS J. DENIED
11-CV-4628 LATHAM, KEIONTAE L. DENIED
11-CV-4629 LEYVA, YVETTE T. DENIED
11-CV-4630 MATHIS, DORIS J. DENIED
11-CV-4631 MCNEAL, D'ANDRE A. DENIED
11-CV-4632 MEZO-TEPACH, ABEL $520.00
11-CV-4635 ORTEGA, MARY $136.35
413
11-CV-4636 PEPPERS, TESSA DENIED
11-CV-4637 TATE, BEVERLY $5,063.32
11-CV-4638 TOWNSEND, JODI $1,637.77
11-CV-4639 TOWNSEND, JODI DENIED
11-CV-4641 WINTERS, TRACY DENIED
11-CV-4642 RAMIREZ, ROBERTO $6,484.75
11-CV-4643 BARRIOS, HUMBERTO N. DENIED
11-CV-4644 BRYAN, CRAIG DENIED
11-CV-4645 CALDWELL, MARK DENIED
11-CV-4649 FRITZ, LEAH $71.00
11-CV-4650 FROST, DAVID $1,093.42
11-CV-4651 GARDNER, DIANE DENIED
11-CV-4652 JARRETT, VIVIAN DENIED
11-CV-4653 JORDAN, BRANDIE $842.00
11-CV-4654 KARPES, DELIA DENIED
11-CV-4655 MACKEY, THERESA DENIED
11-CV-4656 MCGRAW, ZELDA & MCGRAW, JAVANGELIST DENIED
11-CV-4658 MIMS, GERALDINE $534.50
11-CV-4662 SMITH, DONTE DENIED
11-CV-4663 TATE, BARBARA A. $3,740.00
11-CV-4664 VALENCIA, ROBERTO DENIED
11-CV-4665 WALKER, DENNIS DENIED
11-CV-4666 WELLS, SANDRA DENIED
11-CV-4671 WESTERFIELD, SHERRI L. DENIED
11-CV-4672 WILSON, TYREE A. DENIED
11-CV-4673 WOODLAND, BRAD DENIED
11-CV-4675 ANDREWS, GREGORY C. DENIED
11-CV-4677 BROWN, LEE DENIED
11-CV-4678 CHAMBERS, ROBERT, JR. DENIED
11-CV-4679 CORKS, ALETHA DENIED
11-CV-4680 GORDON, RYAN DENIED
11-CV-4682 HOPP, RYAN W. DENIED
11-CV-4683 VEGA, JOHN DENIED
11-CV-4684 MCINTOSH, TREASA L. DISMISSED
11-CV-4686 MURRAY, ALEXANDER $392.80
11-CV-4687 SKOIRCHET, HEATHER DENIED
11-CV-4688 STEWART, ANGELA DENIED
11-CV-4689 TANNIEHILL, ANTHONY DENIED
11-CV-4691 THRASH, DWAYNE DENIED
11-CV-4692 THREAT, CHARLES DENIED
11-CV-4693 VALADEZ, EDWARD DENIED
11-CV-4694 WELSH, MICHAEL F. DENIED
11-CV-4695 WHELLER, ROBERT DENIED
11-CV-4696 ALARCON LOPEZ, ALICIA $1,780.00
11-CV-4697 CLAIBORNE, TYRONE DENIED
11-CV-4699 COLON, EDGARDO J. DENIED
11-CV-4700 CORPUS, SELSO T. DENIED
11-CV-4701 EDWARDS, VIRGINIA L. $75.07
11-CV-4702 FLEMING, ALEXANDER $2,687.31
11-CV-4703 HOLMES, STEPHINE DENIED
11-CV-4704 KOBYLANSKI, EWA $923.00
11-CV-4705 MOSS, DERRICK DENIED
11-CV-4706 PANTOJA, JAVIER $985.00
11-CV-4707 PATTERSON, LARNELL DENIED
11-CV-4708 PICKETT, LARRY DENIED
11-CV-4709 RAINEY, KENNY DENIED
11-CV-4710 RAMIREZ, OLIVIA DENIED
11-CV-4711 ROBINSON, ARTHUR DENIED
11-CV-4715 FORBES, JORDAN L. DENIED
11-CV-4716 GIVENS, CARMEN $4,639.73
11-CV-4717 GREER, KEVIN DENIED
11-CV-4719 LUCAS, CHELSEA DENIED
11-CV-4720 MANCE, BOBBY J. DENIED
11-CV-4721 MCGEE, FELICIA DENIED
11-CV-4723 MITCHELL, ANDREA $4,133.73
11-CV-4724 NEWMAN, ROSIE $3,061.99
11-CV-4725 NEWMAN, ROSIE $1,823.37
11-CV-4726 OWENS, CALVIN DENIED
11-CV-4727 REYES, ANNY $1,454.84
11-CV-4728 ROBERTSON, LITESHIA DENIED
11-CV-4730 SIDDIQUI, SADAF $2,250.00
11-CV-4731 SIDDIQUI, TANVEER DENIED
11-CV-4732 SIDDIQUI, TANVEER DENIED
11-CV-4733 WILLETT, CLAIRE L. $2,649.32
11-CV-4734 WILLIAMS, SABRINA DENIED
11-CV-4735 BARDEN, GIDEON K. $2,915.00
11-CV-4736 BARNES, BRYANT RECONSIDERED DENIAL
414
11-CV-4737 BROWN, ARNETTA DENIED
11-CV-4738 BURGUND, MELISSA DENIED
11-CV-4740 DAWKINS, MICHAEL J. $1,139.50
11-CV-4741 GARRICK, HOWARD DENIED
11-CV-4742 HALLE, AMY DENIED
11-CV-4743 HERNANDEZ, ADELA DENIED
11-CV-4744 HOFFMAN, THOMAS R. B. $2,394.73
11-CV-4746 LITTLE, MANUEL DENIED
11-CV-4747 MATTA, KRISTI DENIED
11-CV-4750 PLOWMAN, CARLA $645.00
11-CV-4752 RUSH, CHARLES DENIED
11-CV-4753 WASHINGTON, VICTORIA DENIED
11-CV-4754 BONNER, ROBERT DENIED
11-CV-4755 CAMPOS, HERIBERTO $208.44
11-CV-4757 CROWDER, ALEXANDER DISMISSED
11-CV-4758 FRAZIER, AMARIS S. $1,025.00
11-CV-4759 GENTRY, JASON CHARLES $225.00
11-CV-4760 GONZALEZ, GUILLERMO, JR. DENIED
11-CV-4761 GREGORY, JETTY DENIED
11-CV-4765 HANEY, BRIAN DENIED
11-CV-4767 JONES, QUINTON $940.00
11-CV-4768 LARSEN, EDDIE $5,000.00
11-CV-4770 MABREY, SUSAN DENIED
11-CV-4771 MADDEN, BRIAN $333.30
11-CV-4772 NOLASCO, NESTOR I. DENIED
11-CV-4773 PRESTON, LEWIS DENIED
11-CV-4774 RIVERA, CARLOS $935.00
11-CV-4775 ROMAN, ARTURO DENIED
11-CV-4776 ROSS, IVAN D. $449.90
11-CV-4778 VELA, JESSE $14,339.00
11-CV-4780 WILLIAMS, JOYCE C. DENIED
11-CV-4781 WINDFIELD, LAVANTE DISMISSED
11-CV-4782 YOUNG, TABARI DENIED
11-CV-4783 ALKHATIB, MOHAMMED A. $1,219.00
11-CV-4784 ALLEN, JASIAH $3,503.50
11-CV-4785 BARNES, DESIREE DENIED
11-CV-4786 BREWER, DARIEN T. DENIED
11-CV-4787 BYERS, LASHAWN DENIED
11-CV-4788 CHOU, JENG $454.50
11-CV-4789 DIAZ, RAMIRO DENIED
11-CV-4791 FORD, TEVIN DENIED
11-CV-4792 JARAMILLO, EDUARDO DENIED
11-CV-4794 MARAH, SAMIR $606.60
11-CV-4795 SCOTT, NICHOLAS DENIED
11-CV-4796 WILSON, MICHAEL L. DENIED
11-CV-4797 WOODS, JAVAR $13,820.00
11-CV-4798 BEARD, KEIAMBER DENIED
11-CV-4799 BROWN, COREY DENIED
11-CV-4800 GREEN, ANDRE M. DENIED
11-CV-4802 HERNANDEZ, IVAN DENIED
11-CV-4804 JOHNSON, JAMAAL $3,439.00
11-CV-4805 KING, ROBERT DENIED
11-CV-4806 KNOWLES, WILEY DENIED
11-CV-4807 RICKS, ANTHONY DENIED
11-CV-4808 ROBINSON, SHARON DENIED
11-CV-4809 SMITH, TAYLOR M. $2,728.83
11-CV-4811 TROVILLION, JADE $405.28
11-CV-4812 TURNER, JUSTIN DENIED
11-CV-4814 YARBROUGH, MICHAEL DENIED
11-CV-4815 BOYD, SHAQUITA DENIED
11-CV-4816 ELLAHI, MAQBOOL $674.90
11-CV-4817 FRANEK, NICHOLAS T. $1,370.65
11-CV-4818 LEON, FERNANDO DENIED
11-CV-4820 MALONE, DOUGLAS DENIED
11-CV-4821 MILLY, JEAN $5,000.00
11-CV-4822 NEWMAN, DEBRA G. $5,000.00
11-CV-4823 PRICE, GABRIEL DENIED
11-CV-4824 RAMIREZ, MARIA A. $5,391.05
11-CV-4828 SUAREZ, OSCAR DENIED
11-CV-4829 YOUNG, TEISHA DENIED
11-CV-4830 ZEKIROVSKI, SEDAT DENIED
11-CV-4831 DUGAL, PATRICK DENIED
11-CV-4832 GREEN, AMANDA $5,000.00
11-CV-4833 HERRON, C. D. DENIED
11-CV-4834 KEANE, PEGGY T. $5,758.13
11-CV-4835 LOVE, LARRY DENIED
11-CV-4836 LUCAS, MONICA DENIED
11-CV-4837 SIKAT, LYNNEA M. DENIED
415
11-CV-4838 STRAND, CHRISTOPHER M. $19,747.53
11-CV-4839 TREADWELL, CYNTHIA DENIED
11-CV-4840 TREVINO, MARIELLA $5,000.00
11-CV-4842 ZURAWSKI, PETER DENIED
11-CV-4844 AWOMOLO, OLUSEYI DENIED
11-CV-4846 BALBUENA, RICA DENIED
11-CV-4850 HARDY, THEA M. DENIED
11-CV-4851 HARRELL, SARAH DENIED
11-CV-4852 JOHNSON, ANN C. $14.00
11-CV-4854 LONGOVIA, RUBY DENIED
11-CV-4855 MARION, ERIK R. $5,687.32
11-CV-4856 MARTINEZ, FEDERICO RECONSIDERED DENIAL
11-CV-4857 MCELROY, TONDALEA C. DENIED
11-CV-4858 MORALES, NELSON DENIED
11-CV-4859 NAVARRETE, JORGE DENIED
11-CV-4860 NELLESSEN, LISA DENIED
11-CV-4861 NELLESSEN, LISA DENIED
11-CV-4862 NELSON, CHARLES DENIED
11-CV-4863 SANCHEZ, ALEJANDRO $4,219.44
11-CV-4864 SINGH, SURINDER DENIED
11-CV-4865 SUMMERS, PATRICIA DENIED
11-CV-4867 WEICKERT, GREG $5,000.00
11-CV-4868 WILLIAMS, LONELL DENIED
11-CV-4870 ARELLANO, GILBERTO $5,000.00
11-CV-4871 BORDERS, TUBORA $4,320.00
11-CV-4872 BUNTON, TYRONE DENIED
11-CV-4873 DOLEGLO, JUSTYNA $976.83
11-CV-4874 GIBBS, MARIO, JR. DENIED
11-CV-4875 GIST, ALLISON DENIED
11-CV-4881 GULLEY, DEANGELO DENIED
11-CV-4882 KELLY, MICHAEL $890.00
11-CV-4883 MCCANN, LOIS $5,000.00
11-CV-4884 MURPHY, TRAVIS $3,474.00
11-CV-4885 RIGG, JOSH R. $5,635.60
11-CV-4887 SIGGERS, ISIAH DENIED
11-CV-4888 SIMS, DWAYNE DENIED
11-CV-4889 SMITH, ISAIAH DENIED
11-CV-4890 VILLALOBOS, RITA DENIED
11-CV-4891 ALEXANDER, QUONTRELL DENIED
11-CV-4894 BOWLES, RODNEY DENIED
11-CV-4896 BRYANT, KENRICK DENIED
11-CV-4897 BUSH, TYTIANA $26,199.00
11-CV-4898 BUTTERBRODT, ANDREW $3,276.00
11-CV-4900 EVANS, RONALD DISMISSED
11-CV-4901 GASTON, TERRELL DENIED
11-CV-4902 GONZALEZ, JOSE DE JESUS DENIED
11-CV-4903 GONZALEZ, FRANCISCO $713.00
11-CV-4905 GRONWALL, SUSAN DENIED
11-CV-4906 JOHNSON, TERRY DENIED
11-CV-4907 KAUNAS, MARIUS DENIED
11-CV-4908 KRENZER, ARTHUR L. $363.60
11-CV-4909 KRENZER, KELLY $1,199.78
11-CV-4910 LAWRENCE, MELISHA DENIED
11-CV-4912 MOORE, SAMANTHA A. DENIED
11-CV-4913 ORTIZ, MARIO DENIED
11-CV-4914 RIVERA, LUIS DENIED
11-CV-4915 WALKER, HEIDI DENIED
11-CV-4916 WALKER, LATANGALA DENIED
11-CV-4917 WESLEY, GEORGE DENIED
11-CV-4919 WESTON, HELEN DENIED
11-CV-4920 WESTON, HELEN DENIED
11-CV-4921 ALVARADO, ROBERT F. DENIED
11-CV-4922 CAMPOS, GREGORIO DENIED
11-CV-4923 CENTRACCO, BRITTANY N. $2,136.63
11-CV-4924 COX, TIANA DENIED
11-CV-4925 DELGADO, FELIX F. DENIED
11-CV-4926 ESPINAL, MARVIN $1,135.00
11-CV-4928 JENKINS, KEISHANTE M. $8,032.47
11-CV-4929 MORENO, ERICK DENIED
11-CV-4930 NUNNALLY, KENNETH DENIED
11-CV-4931 PAPE, TYLER $9,239.20
11-CV-4932 RHODES, RANDALL $11,641.07
11-CV-4933 ROUTSON, LAURIE $839.40
11-CV-4934 STEPHENS, ANTHONY DENIED
11-CV-4935 WEST, ERIC DENIED
11-CV-4936 ANDERSON, BRITTANY A. DENIED
11-CV-4937 CRACKEL, BRITTANY DENIED
416
11-CV-4939 GIRON, MIRTA DENIED
11-CV-4940 HARDNEY, DAVE $5,000.00
11-CV-4941 HICKS, DARNELL $27,000.00
11-CV-4944 LILES, HARMONY DENIED
11-CV-4947 RAWLINGS, KEZIA DISMISSED
11-CV-4948 REYES-HERRERA, TRISTIAN DENIED
11-CV-4951 BLAND, DEBRA $5,000.00
11-CV-4952 BONNER, JUBA DENIED
11-CV-4953 BROWN BRAYBOY, JEWELL DENIED
11-CV-4956 DANIEL, MARCUS $23,652.00
11-CV-4957 ELLISON, BRENDA DENIED
11-CV-4958 ENRIQUEZ, ERUBIEL DENIED
11-CV-4960 GRANT, TIMOTHY DENIED
11-CV-4961 HARDY, MARCUS DENIED
11-CV-4962 HILL, RODNEY $1,525.00
11-CV-4963 HINES, KENNETH DENIED
11-CV-4965 JOHNSON, CHARLES DENIED
11-CV-4966 JOHNSON, OWEN DENIED
11-CV-4967 JOHNSON, TRAVION DENIED
11-CV-4969 LANG, SARA N. $10,682.15
11-CV-4970 LOPEZ, HENRY DENIED
11-CV-4971 LUSBY, CRYSTAL DENIED
11-CV-4972 MARTINEZ, MOISES $2,250.15
11-CV-4974 MONTGOMERY, BRIAN $3,053.00
11-CV-4976 PRICE, SHAKA DENIED
11-CV-4977 QUIJADA, LIDIA E. $1,510.52
11-CV-4978 QUINTERO, ROLANDO DENIED
11-CV-4979 RINGGOLD, DIJANESE $4,795.00
11-CV-4980 SAAVEDRA, ROGELIO DENIED
11-CV-4981 SEARS, SABRINA P. DENIED
11-CV-4982 SIMS, LANDRUM $935.00
11-CV-4983 TERDIC, DANIEL M. DENIED
11-CV-4984 TRIPLETT, MELISSA $740.00
11-CV-4985 ULIJASZYH, PATRYCJA $1,527.44
11-CV-4986 WALTON, JOHN R. DENIED
11-CV-4987 WILLIAMS, KENNETH $985.00
11-CV-4988 WOOTEN, DAVID DENIED
11-CV-4989 YOUNG, CEDERICK $920.00
11-CV-4990 AYALA, ROBERT DENIED
11-CV-4991 BAILEY, JENNIFER DENIED
11-CV-4992 STONE, JOSH $811.15
11-CV-4993 BROWN, LATICIA DENIED
11-CV-4994 CALDWELL, JAMES DENIED
11-CV-4995 CARTER, QUENTIN $2,717.00
11-CV-4996 COLEMAN, REGINALD DENIED
11-CV-4997 COUGHLAN, MARCY DENIED
11-CV-4998 EDWARDS, ADONNIUS DENIED
11-CV-5002 ESCOTO, JOEL DENIED
11-CV-5003 FOURTE, JAMES R., SR. & MONTGOMERY, DOMINIQUE $5,000.00
11-CV-5004 GAYTAN, RAMIRO $735.41
11-CV-5006 HURLEY, REGINA $3,000.00
11-CV-5007 JACKSON, ANTHONY $13,583.00
11-CV-5008 JIMENEZ, ANA I. $2,810.00
11-CV-5009 LATIMORE-PARKS, DANA $509.00
11-CV-5010 LOPEZ, JESUS $639.00
11-CV-5011 PACK-RIDDLE, MARY DENIED
11-CV-5012 PERRINE, BEVERLEE $837.00
11-CV-5013 PURCELL, CHAD DENIED
11-CV-5014 RAGINS, LAUREN $2,445.80
11-CV-5015 RAYO, RUBEN A. $2,058.55
11-CV-5016 RAHMAN, HILLAL $785.00
11-CV-5017 ROSADO, CANDACE DENIED
11-CV-5018 SHELTON, PATRICK DENIED
11-CV-5019 SIMMONS, DIONTE DENIED
11-CV-5020 STEWART, LORENZO DENIED
11-CV-5021 TAPIA, SOCORRO DENIED
11-CV-5022 TRUJILLO, RAMIRO DENIED
11-CV-5023 WRIGHT, REBECCA S. $5,337.99
11-CV-5024 WRIGHT, REBECCA S. DENIED
11-CV-5025 ALHINDI, ELIZABETH DENIED
11-CV-5026 DOWER, CHARISSE $5,000.00
11-CV-5027 FLORES, YOLANDA $150.83
11-CV-5028 GOZDZIEWICZ, LEONARD DENIED
11-CV-5029 JOHNSON, CLAUDIUS M. & MARY $5,000.00
11-CV-5030 MADDOX, URSULA DENIED
11-CV-5031 MCGEE, EBONY DENIED
11-CV-5033 MYLES, JEFFREY B., SR. $925.00
11-CV-5034 PATTERSON, CHATORRI L. S. DENIED
11-CV-5036 SMITH, DARRELL A. $861.00
11-CV-5037 SPENCER, DEMETRIUS DENIED
11-CV-5038 WARE, JORDAN D. $3,026.83
417
11-CV-5040 ADKINSON, COURI $318.17
11-CV-5041 GARCIA, MATILDE DENIED
11-CV-5042 SOCORRO GUTIERREZ, MARIA DENIED
11-CV-5043 HOOK, NATALIE A. DENIED
11-CV-5045 VILLANUEVA, JEANETTE $5,000.00
11-CV-5046 PARSON, JOSHUA DENIED
11-CV-5047 RODRIGUEZ, RUBEN DENIED
11-CV-5048 ROWE, WESLEY DENIED
11-CV-5049 SMITH, CLARA DENIED
11-CV-5051 TORRES, GERARDO DENIED
11-CV-5054 TERRELL-WINSTON, TERNICA DENIED
11-CV-5055 WELLHOEFER, RON $529.89
11-CV-5056 COWARD, CLEOPATRA $1,780.70
11-CV-5057 GARNETT, ALAN A. $5,000.00
11-CV-5058 HARRISON, SHARON $5,000.00
11-CV-5059 JACKSON, TONY DENIED
11-CV-5060 KING, BREANA DENIED
11-CV-5062 MCGEE, DESHAUN DENIED
11-CV-5063 RANGEL, EDGUINILDO $20,854.00
11-CV-5064 ROW, MICHAEL DENIED
11-CV-5065 SHEARILL, BOBBY $2,252.36
11-CV-5066 WRIGHT, JAMES DENIED
11-CV-5067 WELCH, WILLIAM DENIED
11-CV-5068 ZACHERY, ERNEST DENIED
11-CV-5069 OLIFF, CHAD DENIED
11-CV-5071 BLANCHARD, JONDON M. DENIED
11-CV-5072 GALLEGOS, ALBERTO DENIED
11-CV-5073 GREENE, PATRICK $63.00
11-CV-5074 DE DIOS HERNANDEZ, JUAN $436.90
11-CV-5075 HOLT-PHOENIX, LIDIA $620.15
11-CV-5076 HOLTZ, ROBERT $590.12
11-CV-5077 HORTON, FRANCES DENIED
11-CV-5078 LUCAS, TERRELL DENIED
11-CV-5079 POWELL, WILL R. DENIED
11-CV-5080 ROBELO, ALFREDO $8,011.43
11-CV-5082 SMITH, DWAYNE, JR. DENIED
11-CV-5084 WHITEHEAD, ROSEZITA $5,000.00
11-CV-5086 ALLEN, CHARLES DENIED
11-CV-5087 ALVAREZ-SANDOVAL, AMADOR $4,995.00
11-CV-5088 ARANDA, MARIELA DENIED
11-CV-5089 BAIRD, JESSICA $121.00
11-CV-5090 BRIDGES, TERRENCE DENIED
11-CV-5091 CHAUDHRY, MIRANDA D. DENIED
11-CV-5094 ECHOLES, TAMMY DENIED
11-CV-5097 HALL, CARLTON DENIED
11-CV-5098 HAMID, MUHAMMAD $328.65
11-CV-5099 HAYMER, JARVONIS $11,083.00
11-CV-5100 LAWRENCE, JUSTINE $5,000.00
11-CV-5101 LOPEZ-PABLO, ENRIQUE DENIED
11-CV-5102 MAKOSH, LAURIE DENIED
11-CV-5103 MANGAR-RIAK, KUOL $8,828.52
11-CV-5104 MCCARTER, LEVAL DENIED
11-CV-5105 MONTEJANO, BIANCA DENIED
11-CV-5106 MURRAY, JAYVAN $2,261.00
11-CV-5108 PAYNE, JAMES E. DENIED
11-CV-5109 PAYTON, MICHAEL DISMISSED
11-CV-5110 POPOCA, MARIA $658.00
11-CV-5111 ROBERSON, BEVERLY DENIED
11-CV-5112 ROLLING, TYRESE $7,153.00
11-CV-5113 SALMAN, MOHAMED DENIED
11-CV-5114 SCHOONOVER, MEGAN DENIED
11-CV-5117 THOMAS, REGINALD $1,976.00
11-CV-5119 AGUILERA, SANDRA K. DENIED
11-CV-5120 AGUILERA, SANDRA K. DENIED
11-CV-5122 HARRIS, CURTIS M. $519.26
11-CV-5123 JOHNSON-JEFFERS, CURTIS K., II DENIED
11-CV-5125 LUBAS, ALEKSANDRA DENIED
11-CV-5126 MIDDLETON, SHAMIKA & PHILLIPS, CHRISTOPHER A., SR DENIED
11-CV-5127 PHILLIPS, CHRISTOPHER A., SR. DENIED
11-CV-5128 MONREAL, JESUS DENIED
11-CV-5129 SOBERON, NINA $1,459.00
11-CV-5130 SPIKNER, KENNETH DENIED
11-CV-5131 SPIKNER, KENNETH DENIED
11-CV-5132 AGUILAR, DAVID $1,484.00
11-CV-5133 ARSLANOVIC, IZET $1,055.00
11-CV-5135 BLANCO, MARIA T. $770.00
11-CV-5136 BROWN, ANGEL DENIED
11-CV-5137 BROWNING, TONNIE $27,000.00
11-CV-5138 CLARK, DEMARCO $58.28
11-CV-5139 DAVIS, PHYLLIS $1,116.77
11-CV-5140 ESQUIVEL, JUAN DENIED
418
11-CV-5141 HEPPNER, CHARLES $568.20
11-CV-5142 JASINOWSKI, DARRYL DENIED
11-CV-5143 MEDLEY, PATRICK F. DENIED
11-CV-5144 NASH, MICHAEL DENIED
11-CV-5146 PRICE, REBECCA DENIED
11-CV-5147 REDMOND, MICHELLE $4,832.00
11-CV-5148 SHAVER, JESSICA $752.87
11-CV-5149 THOMAS, OTIS $8,128.69
11-CV-5150 TIGUE, EVERETT DENIED
11-CV-5152 WILLIAMS, KAREN DENIED
11-CV-5153 YARBER-BROWN, LYTASHA DENIED
11-CV-5155 AYALA, MARK A. DENIED
11-CV-5157 FORD, DANIELLE $1,835.00
11-CV-5158 FOUNTAIN, LISA $1,835.00
11-CV-5162 GREGG, KEVIN D. $890.00
11-CV-5163 ILLIDGE, ANDRE DENIED
11-CV-5164 JACKSON, AFFICE DENIED
11-CV-5166 LYLES, CRYSTAL DENIED
11-CV-5167 MCCLINTON, TYRONE DENIED
11-CV-5168 MCDONALD, SYLVIA DENIED
11-CV-5169 MCINTOSH, TOYAWNA DENIED
11-CV-5170 NORRIS, DEDRICK D. DENIED
11-CV-5171 NELSON, ARTHUR $22,038.35
11-CV-5172 ORTEGA, OSCAR DENIED
11-CV-5173 PADILLA, ARLYNNE DENIED
11-CV-5174 SAILES, TYSHANA DENIED
11-CV-5175 SMITH, LADONNA DENIED
11-CV-5176 SMITH, SHADIA DENIED
11-CV-5177 TORRES, ERIC DENIED
11-CV-5178 TUFFY, JUSTIN D. $929.43
11-CV-5179 WESTMORELAND, IRWIN DENIED
11-CV-5180 WILLIAMS, LE DOMINIC DENIED
11-CV-5181 WRIGHT, CLARK DENIED
11-CV-5183 ALVARADO, YOLANDA DENIED
11-CV-5184 AYTCH, ARNDELL, II DENIED
11-CV-5186 CYGAN, DAREK DENIED
11-CV-5187 GINAJLO, JAN DENIED
11-CV-5189 ELLISON, JOCKEL DENIED
11-CV-5190 EVANS, MIKE $5,082.47
11-CV-5192 GLASGOW, WILLIAM DISMISSED
11-CV-5193 GUTIERREZ, LUISA $5,000.00
11-CV-5194 GUTIERREZ, LUISA DENIED
11-CV-5195 HAILEY, CURTISS J. DENIED
11-CV-5196 HEARRING, VALVONTE DENIED
11-CV-5197 HERNANDEZ, YESENIA $3,684.00
11-CV-5198 GILKEY, ARION DENIED
11-CV-5199 HOWARD, TAMON DENIED
11-CV-5200 JONES, JOSHUA DENIED
11-CV-5201 JONES, FAITH $100.37
11-CV-5202 KELLY, ADAM M. $510.50
11-CV-5203 LEWIS, O'MAE $5,000.00
11-CV-5204 LLAMAS, LAURA DENIED
11-CV-5205 MCDONALD, AARON $631.00
11-CV-5206 MOORE, MICHAEL J. $766.32
11-CV-5207 MYERS, WILLIAM DENIED
11-CV-5208 NERIA, DAVID DENIED
11-CV-5209 RAMIREZ, CANDELARIO $1,276.00
11-CV-5210 ROGERS, ANTHONY DENIED
11-CV-5211 SANTIAGO, MAURO $224.00
11-CV-5213 STEPHENS, KELLI L. DENIED
11-CV-5214 VESELY, PAVEL $5,000.00
11-CV-5215 WILSON, JACOB . $732.00
11-CV-5216 BILLUPS, TINA DENIED
11-CV-5218 GNIECKI, DAVID R. DENIED
11-CV-5219 JACKMAN, CORALIE D. $2,919.56
11-CV-5220 JANICKI, MATEUSZ $2,682.39
11-CV-5221 MURCHINSON, DEMETRIUS DENIED
11-CV-5223 SELF, REBECKA DENIED
11-CV-5224 ATAMIAN, ANTHONY DENIED
11-CV-5226 BELL, KATHY L. DENIED
11-CV-5227 BONE, LISA DENIED
11-CV-5229 ELLIS, NINA $4,968.90
11-CV-5230 FLYNN, SUSAN DENIED
11-CV-5231 HARDEN, DANIEL DENIED
11-CV-5232 JOHNSON, DONALD DENIED
11-CV-5233 MICKLE, STEVEN DENIED
11-CV-5234 OLIPHANT, SCOTT $483.44
11-CV-5235 PAYNE, DIANE DENIED
11-CV-5236 RAMOS, EDUARDO DENIED
11-CV-5237 RHODES, DANIEL DENIED
11-CV-5239 VOIGT, SHARLA R. DENIED
419
11-CV-5240 ADAMS, JONTAE DENIED
11-CV-5241 ARMSTRONG, DIANA DENIED
11-CV-5242 AVERY, MICHAEL DENIED
11-CV-5243 BEHRENS, RAYMOND W. $70.56
11-CV-5244 BIBBS, VERONICA DENIED
11-CV-5245 CONTRERAS, ADRIANA DENIED
11-CV-5246 DANE, ANDREW DENIED
11-CV-5247 GUY, THERESA DENIED
11-CV-5248 JONES, LADONNA R. $5,000.00
11-CV-5249 JONES, ROBERT L., JR. DENIED
11-CV-5250 MOBLEY, AUDTRIE DENIED
11-CV-5251 MOBLEY, NICOLAS DENIED
11-CV-5252 MUHAMMAD-ALI, SOLOMON DENIED
11-CV-5253 MURILLO, DAVID DENIED
11-CV-5254 MOORE, RONDELL J. $5,000.00
11-CV-5257 SNYDER, CHRISTOPHER D. DENIED
11-CV-5258 WITT-MCCALL, ETHEL DENIED
11-CV-5259 CAMPBELL, SEAN S. DENIED
11-CV-5260 ARBUCKLE, GARY D. $1,762.00
11-CV-5264 BALDWIN, SEAN $1,980.91
11-CV-5266 BUTLER, DEVON J. $901.95
11-CV-5267 CHANDLER, MARQUISE DENIED
11-CV-5268 CRAIGHEAD, WINSTON W. $1,010.00
11-CV-5269 ENLOE, FRANK DENIED
11-CV-5270 EPPERSON-JAMES, CHATRIKA DENIED
11-CV-5271 EVANS, DONALD DENIED
11-CV-5274 MASSIER, ASHLEY DENIED
11-CV-5275 NEMETH, ANTHONY DENIED
11-CV-5276 PERRY, ERVIN DENIED
11-CV-5277 PIAT, JESSE DENIED
11-CV-5278 SIMMS, KENNY L., SR. $5,000.00
11-CV-5279 STARKEY, MAURICE DENIED
11-CV-5280 THOMPSON, PORCHA DENIED
11-CV-5281 VALDEZ, ISABEL DENIED
11-CV-5282 WALLACE, TRISTAN DENIED
11-CV-5283 WROBLEWSKI, RICHARD DENIED
11-CV-5284 BACHMAN, KELLY JO DENIED
11-CV-5286 BENICKY, MAXINE P. DENIED
11-CV-5288 BURNS, VERNITA $17.65
11-CV-5289 BURNS, VERNITA DENIED
11-CV-5290 CATULLO, ANTHONY DENIED
11-CV-5291 COLLINSON, BARBARA $4,302.33
11-CV-5292 GARRISON, MARCUS A. DENIED
11-CV-5293 GOMEZ, MOYZES A. DENIED
11-CV-5295 HILL, TRINA $5,000.00
11-CV-5296 HOPP, THOMAS A. DENIED
11-CV-5297 HOPSON, LOUIS DENIED
11-CV-5298 HOUSER, CHARLES W. DENIED
11-CV-5299 JOHNSON, LARRY A. DENIED
11-CV-5300 LEONARD, CHRISTINA $825.89
11-CV-5301 STRUSS, JANET E. DENIED
11-CV-5302 TURENTINE, LA VERA & BARKER, EBONI $27,000.00
11-CV-5303 BRAKES, ALMA N. DENIED
11-CV-5305 DAVIS, ROSALYN DENIED
11-CV-5306 ELLIS, PATRICIA DENIED
11-CV-5308 GREINER, RAYMOND D. DENIED
11-CV-5311 MILLER, CHARMAINE DENIED
11-CV-5312 MOORE, BRIEN K. $853.00
11-CV-5313 MOYNIHAN, COLIN J. $159.80
11-CV-5314 PATINO, ALVARO DENIED
11-CV-5315 REA, ALEXANDRA $106.85
11-CV-5316 RHINE, JANET DENIED
11-CV-5317 RODRIGUEZ, WANDA D. DENIED
11-CV-5318 SANDOVAL, FRANCELIA DENIED
11-CV-5319 SMITH, DALTON C. DENIED
11-CV-5320 STANISLAWSKI, TOMASZ $546.00
11-CV-5321 TRUELL, KELLY DENIED
11-CV-5322 TURNER, JOE $1,496.00
11-CV-5323 TYDA, BRITTANY D. DENIED
11-CV-5324 WILSON, SIRJERATHAN DENIED
11-CV-5326 ZUBERI, MUNAZZA $1,256.00
11-CV-5327 ADAMS, CHANNON DENIED
11-CV-5328 BEAL, RALPH DENIED
11-CV-5329 CARTER, BRANDON $562.98
11-CV-5330 COOKE, JORDAN DENIED
11-CV-5331 COLE, SHIEMKA DENIED
11-CV-5333 HIBBETT, LADRONIA DENIED
11-CV-5335 LOBRACO, JESSICA $154.72
11-CV-5338 MCNEAL, DEVANTE DENIED
11-CV-5339 PATEL, GHANSHYAMBHAI G. DENIED
420
11-CV-5340 PETTERSON, TRACY $428.57
11-CV-5341 RATTLER, HERMAN $5,000.00
11-CV-5342 RICHARDS, SAMANTHA A. DENIED
11-CV-5343 RIDGEL, AARON DENIED
11-CV-5345 BOWIE, VESTER DENIED
11-CV-5346 BOYD, DOMINIQUE DENIED
11-CV-5347 COOPER, CLYDE W., JR. $35,874.90
11-CV-5349 GARCIA, AIDA I. DENIED
11-CV-5350 GARCIA, MILAGROS $4,700.00
11-CV-5352 HARDY, VALENCIA $4,229.00
11-CV-5353 HILL, ARSENYL DENIED
11-CV-5355 KEATING, MICHAEL J. $4,184.01
11-CV-5356 MANCERA, MAXIMILIANO $1,005.00
11-CV-5357 OROZCO, JOHN DENIED
11-CV-5358 REMUS, MIRANDA $460.15
11-CV-5360 SANGSTER, CORY DENIED
11-CV-5361 ALEXANDER, LISA $5,000.00
11-CV-5363 BRADBURY, COREY A. DISMISSED
11-CV-5364 BROWN, HELEN DENIED
11-CV-5365 CHOU, MICHAEL $302.25
11-CV-5366 FELTY, STEVEN DENIED
11-CV-5367 FINKELSTEIN, MEGAN DENIED
11-CV-5368 GREER, JAMES DENIED
11-CV-5369 DELANEY, CODY DENIED
11-CV-5370 HIDALGO, ISAAC $920.00
11-CV-5371 HUMPHRIES, FATONIA $5,000.00
11-CV-5372 HUMPHRIES, FATONIA DENIED
11-CV-5373 JACKSON, CRYSTAL DENIED
11-CV-5374 LABALESTRA, MICHAEL $3,720.00
11-CV-5375 LATHAM, DEBRA DENIED
11-CV-5376 LOWERY, WILLIAM, JR. DENIED
11-CV-5377 MCCAFFREY, MARY A. DENIED
11-CV-5378 NAPIER, ROBERT D. $1,349.00
11-CV-5379 PAJIC, KELLEY & ALEX DENIED
11-CV-5380 PATINO-CRISOSTOMO, MARGARITA $5,000.00
11-CV-5381 STAWYCHNY, BRANDON DENIED
11-CV-5382 STEVENSON, JACQUELINE $889.45
11-CV-5383 SWANBORG, LUCAS DENIED
11-CV-5384 WILLIAMS, MARCUS DENIED
11-CV-5385 ANTHONY, REMEKAH DENIED
11-CV-5386 BROWN, CHARMAINE $1,406.61
11-CV-5387 CAMPBELL, ANTHONY DENIED
11-CV-5388 CERVANTES, JOSE LUIS DENIED
11-CV-5389 CRIBBS, JOAN $2,921.01
11-CV-5391 DURAN, GRISELDA DENIED
11-CV-5392 DUNCAN, ALICIA DENIED
11-CV-5394 GARRON, RENEL DENIED
11-CV-5395 GOMEZ, ORLANDO DENIED
11-CV-5396 HOPKINS, SHELIA $2,460.70
11-CV-5397 JACKSON, CHRIS DENIED
11-CV-5398 JORDAN, WALTER $5,000.00
11-CV-5399 KAWALCZYK, PAWEL $8,099.00
11-CV-5400 KROKSON, SARAH DENIED
11-CV-5402 MAGNIER, DELYNE J. DENIED
11-CV-5403 MAGNIER, TIMOTHY J. $2,513.46
11-CV-5404 MAGNIER, TIMOTHY J. DENIED
11-CV-5405 MAHAN, DONALD DENIED
11-CV-5406 MCINTYRE, ANDREW DENIED
11-CV-5407 NEHRING, JANET K. $191.91
11-CV-5408 NEWMAN-SHANKLIN, TINA M. $27,000.00
11-CV-5409 POWERS, JENNIFER DENIED
11-CV-5410 PRATER, VANESSA DENIED
11-CV-5411 REYNOLDS, DIANA L. $614.75
11-CV-5412 ROTTER, PETER J. DENIED
11-CV-5413 SIMMS, CALVIN DENIED
11-CV-5414 SMITH, JOSEPH DENIED
11-CV-5415 WASHINGTON, DONTE $10,830.00
11-CV-5416 AGUIRRE, RENE $3,726.12
11-CV-5417 ASHFORD, BYRON DENIED
11-CV-5418 BAALMAN, LAGAILA DENIED
11-CV-5419 FORSHAW, AMY $1,362.74
11-CV-5420 HAMILTON, SHANNON A. $3,118.00
11-CV-5421 JAIMES, MARIO DENIED
11-CV-5422 JOHNSON, RIO DENIED
11-CV-5423 MIAO, YUOIN DENIED
11-CV-5424 MOORE, AMY ELIZABETH DENIED
11-CV-5426 ROSINSKI, MARY $1,070.00
11-CV-5427 SHAPIRO, ELYCE $1,155.86
11-CV-5429 SPURLIN, SHANTA $639.26
11-CV-5430 TREJO, NATHANIEL DENIED
421
11-CV-5431 TUCK, GREGORY E., SR. DENIED
11-CV-5432 VASQUEZ, ALFREDO $101.55
11-CV-5433 WIGGINS, RAPHEAL DENIED
11-CV-5435 BALBOENA, LUCINA DENIED
11-CV-5437 CLARA, LILIA DENIED
11-CV-5438 COZZI, MIKE DENIED
11-CV-5439 DI MATTEO, SCOTT J. $11,405.35
11-CV-5440 MASON, ALENE DENIED
11-CV-5441 MORALES-MORCANO, JULIO DENIED
11-CV-5442 PEREZ, RANDY DENIED
11-CV-5444 SANTILLIAN, ELIAS $971.21
11-CV-5445 TOLLENAER, PETE DENIED
11-CV-5446 WHITE, MARKIANNA DENIED
11-CV-5447 YONG, LU $1,581.84
11-CV-5448 BELL, TANISHA DENIED
11-CV-5450 ESTRADA-RODRIGUEZ, ALFREDO $12,115.00
11-CV-5452 JOHNSON, LA DONNA DENIED
11-CV-5453 JOHNSON, TATIANA DENIED
11-CV-5455 RANGEL, ROSA DENIED
11-CV-5456 OWENS, RONALD DENIED
11-CV-5457 ASCENCIO, JAMIE DENIED
11-CV-5459 BROCKER, ELAINE DENIED
11-CV-5460 BROWN, BETTYE J. $4,590.00
11-CV-5462 COLLUM, ALMOS DENIED
11-CV-5463 CROSS, EDMUND $25,325.50
11-CV-5464 FALLON, TIMOTHY M. $1,997.81
11-CV-5465 GORDON, ROBERT E. DENIED
11-CV-5466 GREEN, BONNIE & JENKINS, BEVERLY & SHEPHERD, WHITNEY $5,000.00
11-CV-5467 HALL, DARNELL $2,081.78
11-CV-5468 HERRERA, RITA DENIED
11-CV-5470 JOHNSON, MARVIN J. DENIED
11-CV-5471 STANLEY, KENNETH DENIED
11-CV-5472 LEWIS, DANIEL DENIED
11-CV-5473 LUNA, JOSE C. DENIED
11-CV-5474 SINGLETON, ANTWON DENIED
11-CV-5475 STRZALKA, DOMINIC DENIED
11-CV-5476 TRAVIS, WILLIAM J. DENIED
11-CV-5477 TRUJILLO, JORGE DENIED
11-CV-5478 TUCKER, CLIFTON DENIED
11-CV-5479 VALDES, IVAN DENIED
11-CV-5480 WALKER, JAMES H., JR. $27,000.00
11-CV-5481 WILSON, NICOLE $990.29
11-CV-5482 ANDERSON, RYAN M. $25,819.34
11-CV-5483 ARROYO, ROMAN DENIED
11-CV-5484 BATTS, CRYSTAL $5,000.00
11-CV-5485 BEAL, EDWINA D. DENIED
11-CV-5486 BROWN, SHAWNNINA DENIED
11-CV-5488 CREDIT, WILLIAM D. DENIED
11-CV-5489 EVANS, THOMAS DENIED
11-CV-5490 GIVENS, KAMILAH DENIED
11-CV-5491 GRIFFIN, SANDRA DENIED
11-CV-5492 GRIFFIN, SANDRA DENIED
11-CV-5493 GROTH, ANDREW G. DENIED
11-CV-5494 HERNANDEZ, FAUSTINO DENIED
11-CV-5495 HILL, MARCUS DENIED
11-CV-5496 LOVE-MUHAMMAD, TONYA DENIED
11-CV-5497 MCCORMICK, TIFFANY DENIED
11-CV-5498 PETERS, JERRICK DENIED
11-CV-5499 RAINEY, RICHARD DENIED
11-CV-5500 ROBERTSON, MONIQUIE S. DENIED
11-CV-5501 RUCKER, THERESA DENIED
11-CV-5502 SANCHEZ, ROSALIA DENIED
11-CV-5504 SULLIVAN, MICHAEL S. DENIED
11-CV-5505 TERRELL, MARCOS V. A. $707.00
11-CV-5506 TORRES, ERICA DENIED
11-CV-5508 WHITE, PHILIP DENIED
11-CV-5509 BAUTISTA, ROCIO DENIED
11-CV-5510 BLANDIN, SANDRA L. DENIED
11-CV-5513 DELEON, CLAUDIA DENIED
11-CV-5514 FORNARI, JONATHAN P. DENIED
11-CV-5515 JOHNSON, JOHNNIE DENIED
11-CV-5516 JONES, WANDA DENIED
11-CV-5518 MEJIA, MARIA DENIED
11-CV-5519 MONTGOMERY, DOMINIQUE DISMISSED
11-CV-5520 MORA, ELVIRA $53.53
11-CV-5521 PHILLIPS, JESSIE DENIED
11-CV-5523 POTTER, LUCAS J. $3,654.40
11-CV-5524 REDDING, GARY D. DENIED
11-CV-5525 RICHARD, GERALDINE & SANDERS, KWANZA $5,000.00
11-CV-5526 ROBERTSON, ANTHONY $7,732.40
422
11-CV-5527 ROVER, FELICIA DENIED
11-CV-5528 SALAZAR, VALENTINA DISMISSED
11-CV-5530 SWEIDAN, ISSAM DENIED
11-CV-5531 TERRY, MICHAEL D. DISMISSED
12-CV-0001 BEARCE, ROBERT, JR. DENIED
12-CV-0002 CAMPBELL, DEANGELO DENIED
12-CV-0005 COOPER, STEPHANIE $2,535.39
12-CV-0006 CRUZ, ARTURO DENIED
12-CV-0008 HARDY, ARTHUR $870.00
12-CV-0009 HENTZ, JEREMIAH $664.00
12-CV-0010 HINES, ALONZO DENIED
12-CV-0011 HOLMAN, JUSTIN T. DENIED
12-CV-0012 JONES, KEVIN DENIED
12-CV-0013 LUCAS, CHARMEL $1,976.72
12-CV-0015 PEDDYCOART, DARCIE A. $5,000.00
12-CV-0016 WARD, BESSIE $5,000.00
12-CV-0017 WILLIAMS, KIMBERLY DENIED
12-CV-0019 CHANG, RICHARD TI HUA DENIED
12-CV-0020 CHANG, LEANN DENIED
12-CV-0022 DAVIS, ELLAWESE $4,994.40
12-CV-0023 FLORES, BEATRIZ DENIED
12-CV-0024 GATEWOOD, VENUS DENIED
12-CV-0025 JACKSON, JAMES O. DENIED
12-CV-0026 JONES, MELRALINA DENIED
12-CV-0027 LEE, ANTOINE DENIED
12-CV-0028 PATINO, ISABEL $5,000.00
12-CV-0029 PRITCHERT-NAVIS, TAMMIE L. DENIED
12-CV-0030 RIVES, TEAREZS $2,409.05
12-CV-0033 TAYLOR, LYNNIE $951.38
12-CV-0034 WADE, TONYA $27,000.00
12-CV-0035 COLE, BARBARA M. DENIED
12-CV-0036 CONWAY, PATRICK $947.00
12-CV-0037 FELDKAMP, SCOTT $1,903.17
12-CV-0042 JOHNSON, TAMEKA DENIED
12-CV-0043 JORDAN, YOLANDA DENIED
12-CV-0045 MOREL, LEGRONE A. DENIED
12-CV-0046 NEVARZ, MARCIAL $780.00
12-CV-0047 WILLIAMS, GAIL DENIED
12-CV-0048 ABRAHIM, MANAR $4,343.00
12-CV-0049 ALVAREZ, SANTIAGO, JR. DENIED
12-CV-0050 CAMERON, LINDA DENIED
12-CV-0051 CARTER, CHARLES DENIED
12-CV-0052 COOPER, TIFFANY $1,750.00
12-CV-0053 DELAROSA, VICTOR DENIED
12-CV-0055 DUBIL, JOHN DENIED
12-CV-0056 EVANS, TERRY K. $194.40
12-CV-0057 FREEMAN, JOSHUA L. $1,845.00
12-CV-0058 GRAND, EMMA $264.35
12-CV-0059 GRIFFIN, BRIAN $1,230.31
12-CV-0060 HEARD, DARLENE DENIED
12-CV-0061 HERRON, RENESTER $3,113.09
12-CV-0062 JACKSON, LELA DENIED
12-CV-0063 JOHNSON, LARRY DENIED
12-CV-0064 JONES, CHIQUITA L. DENIED
12-CV-0065 MARROQUIN, ALVARO $6,734.85
12-CV-0066 MCCARTHY, NATHAN DENIED
12-CV-0067 MOORE, ARLENE $5,000.00
12-CV-0068 PINKARD, JOHN $13,245.00
12-CV-0069 ROGERS, MICHELLE DENIED
12-CV-0070 SCHMIDT, CHRIS DENIED
12-CV-0071 SCHOSSOW, SCOTT DENIED
12-CV-0073 SMITH, WILLIAM DENIED
12-CV-0074 WALKER, DAVID B. DENIED
12-CV-0077 YALDA, TERESA $3,400.00
12-CV-0078 ALEXANDER, CHARLES V., JR. DENIED
12-CV-0080 COOPER, EUCLID DENIED
12-CV-0083 CROWDER, CYNTHIA DENIED
12-CV-0084 FOSTER, DEONTE DENIED
12-CV-0085 HUITRON, ALEX DENIED
12-CV-0087 KHAN, NAZIMA J. DENIED
12-CV-0088 MARION, MICHAEL DENIED
12-CV-0089 NAVA, CHRISTOPHER $989.89
12-CV-0090 OGUNLARI, BRYAN DENIED
12-CV-0091 SMITH-SIMS, TAMMY $4,470.00
12-CV-0092 SPRAGGINS-IVORY, LINDA $5,000.00
12-CV-0096 GRONWALL, SUSAN $570.70
12-CV-0097 LOPEZ, NATALIA $695.00
423
12-CV-0099 ORTIZ-RAMIREZ, ELIZABETH A. DENIED
12-CV-0100 PATEL, KAUSHIK C. $2,910.78
12-CV-0101 RODRIGUEZ, JESUS $2,486.00
12-CV-0102 WASKOWSKI, IWONKA $5,000.00
12-CV-0103 WILSON, JAHKEEM DENIED
12-CV-0104 VAZQUEZ, RODRIGO $706.00
12-CV-0105 BEEM, RICK $353.12
12-CV-0106 BROWN, DEON DENIED
12-CV-0107 BROWN, JAMELL $10,450.00
12-CV-0108 CARTER, RONNIE DENIED
12-CV-0109 DOOLEY, KELSEY $75.00
12-CV-0110 HACKNEY, ANGELINE DENIED
12-CV-0112 MACHUCA, ADRIAN DENIED
12-CV-0114 PAGSANJAN, ALVIN O. DENIED
12-CV-0115 PARKER, JOSEPH L. DENIED
12-CV-0116 SMITH, STEPHANIE DENIED
12-CV-0118 ANDREWS, KOREN M. DENIED
12-CV-0119 BAINES, MELINDA DENIED
12-CV-0120 BAINES, MELINDA DENIED
12-CV-0121 BALCAZAR, FIDEL G. DENIED
12-CV-0122 BOAZ, CYNTHIA DENIED
12-CV-0123 BOAZ, TIERNEY M. DENIED
12-CV-0126 CAMPA, FRANCISCO J. DENIED
12-CV-0127 COLLINS, BRYAN K. $1,323.30
12-CV-0128 DIAZ, LETICIA DENIED
12-CV-0129 DONAHUE, ERVIN C. DENIED
12-CV-0130 GARCIA, JACQUELINE L. DENIED
12-CV-0131 GARDINA, JAMIE $6,528.30
12-CV-0132 HORTON, JURLEAN $5,000.00
12-CV-0133 JONES, PAMELA DENIED
12-CV-0138 MORGAN, TONY, SR. & BURNS, DEISERRE $4,627.40
12-CV-0139 PAGSANJAN, LAURINDA DENIED
12-CV-0140 POLGAR, JACQUELINE DENIED
12-CV-0141 POWELL, PAMELA J. DENIED
12-CV-0142 SHARIF, JACQUELINE $5,000.00
12-CV-0143 TYRA, ROCKELL DENIED
12-CV-0144 BEAUCHAMP, PAUL-MICHAEL DENIED
12-CV-0145 FINA, SHARON DENIED
12-CV-0146 GONZALEZ, JAIME DENIED
12-CV-0147 HARDEN, ANDRE L. DENIED
12-CV-0148 JONES, VUITTON DENIED
12-CV-0149 LEE, RICHARD A. $1,777.00
12-CV-0150 MARTIN, JANET J. DENIED
12-CV-0151 MONTGOMERY, BARBARA DENIED
12-CV-0152 MORALES, ROBERTO DENIED
12-CV-0153 PAICE, ROBERT DENIED
12-CV-0154 RETTIG, DANA DENIED
12-CV-0155 SMITH, ARNOLD DENIED
12-CV-0156 THOMAS, VALENTINO DENIED
12-CV-0157 WILLS, ELMER D. $3,450.00
12-CV-0161 BROWN, EUGENE DENIED
12-CV-0162 BURCH, TONY DENIED
12-CV-0163 CAMARGO, PABLO DENIED
12-CV-0165 CORREA, ADAN DENIED
12-CV-0166 FARRAR, GLORIA J. DENIED
12-CV-0167 GALINDO, CARLOS DENIED
12-CV-0169 GUADARRAMA-MAGYLA, JEANNY DENIED
12-CV-0170 HOLMES, DARRICK DENIED
12-CV-0174 JONES, ROBERT DISMISSED
12-CV-0175 JONES, VENSON $2,181.00
12-CV-0176 LOGAN, JERMAINE DISMISSED
12-CV-0178 MERRITT, CODY J. DENIED
12-CV-0179 MILLS, MASON T. DENIED
12-CV-0180 MOTHERSILL, ADERON DISMISSED
12-CV-0181 RIVERA, RICHARD DENIED
12-CV-0182 SCHILLO, DAVID DENIED
12-CV-0184 SIZEMORE, RYAN $563.44
12-CV-0185 SOLIS, EDWIN DENIED
12-CV-0186 SUSTUMAS, GEDIMINAS $17,256.93
12-CV-0187 THOMPSON, ANTOINE DENIED
12-CV-0188 WILLIAMS, DAWAN DENIED
12-CV-0190 YATES, PARIS $3,596.00
12-CV-0191 BAUGHMAN, CAITLIN DENIED
12-CV-0192 CAMPOS, SINDY DENIED
12-CV-0194 COVINGTON, DEMARCUS $279.00
12-CV-0195 GERVACIO, LUISA DENIED
12-CV-0197 HUDSON, KIMBERLY DENIED
12-CV-0198 JACKSON, SANDRA $5,000.00
12-CV-0199 KELLY, HUDSON $1,158.99
12-CV-0200 LOVINGER, TOM DENIED
12-CV-0201 MCCARTNEY, LINDA DENIED
424
12-CV-0202 MCWILLIAMS, YASAUNI $291.00
12-CV-0203 MEZA, GABRIELA DENIED
12-CV-0204 NEWINGHAM, RHONDA L. DENIED
12-CV-0206 PARKS, BRIAN L. DENIED
12-CV-0207 PAYTON, MICHAEL DENIED
12-CV-0208 REUTER, SEQUOIA DENIED
12-CV-0209 ROSE, BROCK F. DENIED
12-CV-0210 SANCHEZ, YESENIA DENIED
12-CV-0211 SILAS, MICHELLE DENIED
12-CV-0212 STEWART, RASHAD DENIED
12-CV-0213 THOMAS, AIESHIA $1,535.01
12-CV-0214 TILMAN, FLOYD DISMISSED
12-CV-0215 WESTERFIELD, STEVEN L. $136.35
12-CV-0216 YOUNG, LOVELL DENIED
12-CV-0217 BARRIGA, LEONARDO DENIED
12-CV-0218 ANDERSON, GENEVA $46.28
12-CV-0219 ARREGUIN, MARIA DENIED
12-CV-0220 ARREGUIN, MARIA DENIED
12-CV-0221 BRANDON, DOUG $82.24
12-CV-0222 BRIGHT, JACQUELINE $2,811.37
12-CV-0223 BRUCE, RANESHA DENIED
12-CV-0224 CLENNY, MICHELLE DENIED
12-CV-0226 DEMONT, DANIEL D., SR. $537.77
12-CV-0228 GONZAGA, JOSE $3,642.24
12-CV-0229 HERNANDEZ, MANUEL DENIED
12-CV-0230 MARTINEZ, ANDRES DENIED
12-CV-0231 MARTINEZ, MARIANA DENIED
12-CV-0232 MCDOWELL, LE QUAS DENIED
12-CV-0233 MENDENHALL, WHITNEY S. $343.00
12-CV-0234 PAULETTE, JOHTA $27,000.00
12-CV-0235 POWELL, PIERCE D. DENIED
12-CV-0237 SANCHEZ, ALICIA $785.00
12-CV-0238 SHEETS, JAMES $2,555.09
12-CV-0239 SIBRAY, DINA M. DENIED
12-CV-0240 TABASSUM, ZEENATH DENIED
12-CV-0241 VILLACIS, ANGIE R. DENIED
12-CV-0242 WALKER, DEBRA DENIED
12-CV-0243 BOUDREAU, CHAD $957.00
12-CV-0244 BREWER, LORENZO D. DENIED
12-CV-0246 EVANS, JULIE DENIED
12-CV-0247 FISHER, JALEESA $980.00
12-CV-0248 HERNANDEZ, IMELDA DENIED
12-CV-0249 HOGLUND, DISI $1,559.88
12-CV-0253 LOPEZ, DORA DENIED
12-CV-0254 MARTINEZ, ORALIA $90.00
12-CV-0255 MONTGOMERY, BRIGITTE DENIED
12-CV-0260 BASFORD, MELISSA DENIED
12-CV-0261 BASFORD, MELISSA DENIED
12-CV-0262 BOJIC, SRDJAN DISMISSED
12-CV-0263 CECOLA, ROBERT DENIED
12-CV-0264 DANIELS, SYLVIA DENIED
12-CV-0265 DOBYNES, SHWANDA $4,753.85
12-CV-0267 FOBBS, GEORGE DENIED
12-CV-0269 HIBBLER, MAURICE DENIED
12-CV-0270 HOLT-PHOENIX, LIDIA DENIED
12-CV-0271 JOHNSON, CORDERO $3,412.22
12-CV-0272 KOLEV, TOMA $709.80
12-CV-0273 LYONS, MARK DENIED
12-CV-0274 MAKAR, KATHERINE DENIED
12-CV-0275 NOBLES, ANTWOINE DENIED
12-CV-0276 RASCON, MATTHEW J. DENIED
12-CV-0277 REDDICK, TAMARA DENIED
12-CV-0278 REED, GLENN DENIED
12-CV-0279 TOLBERT, CHAD R. $2,626.26
12-CV-0280 WASHINGTON, LA TOSHA DENIED
12-CV-0284 ARIZA, MIGUEL $27,000.00
12-CV-0285 AUTH, KIRA DENIED
12-CV-0286 BRANDON, SHANNON DENIED
12-CV-0288 CLINE, DAVID DENIED
12-CV-0289 COLEMAN, TOCCARA $3,897.00
12-CV-0290 COURTS, RONALD DENIED
12-CV-0291 DYES, DE ANDRE DENIED
12-CV-0292 EVANS, JENNIFER DENIED
12-CV-0293 FERNANDEZ, ROY DENIED
12-CV-0294 GOMEZ, SAKEENA DENIED
12-CV-0295 GREGORY, ROBBIN $9,652.00
12-CV-0297 HERNANDEZ, JUAN DENIED
12-CV-0299 HOYH, MICHAEL A. $1,235.95
12-CV-0300 IOSIM, VADIM DENIED
425
12-CV-0301 JANSSEN, NATALIE DENIED
12-CV-0304 MIMS, MARJORIE J. $520.00
12-CV-0305 MORENO, EMMA DENIED
12-CV-0306 PENN, OTHA DENIED
12-CV-0307 PORTE, RASHAWN DENIED
12-CV-0309 SONDGEROTH, RONALD E. $742.00
12-CV-0311 THURMAN, DORATHA & MENNEFAE, RICKY DENIED
12-CV-0312 TONEY, MICHAEL DENIED
12-CV-0313 TORRES, ADRIAN DENIED
12-CV-0314 WILLIAMS, LESTER DENIED
12-CV-0315 WISE, OTIS $20,344.73
12-CV-0316 WRIGHT, ROY DENIED
12-CV-0317 ALLEN, RAIMONE $1,150.00
12-CV-0319 BUSH, BERNETTA D. $5,000.00
12-CV-0320 CARAVAULLO, JOSE DENIED
12-CV-0321 CIVITELLO, ESPERANZA DENIED
12-CV-0322 CIVITELLO, ESPERANZA DENIED
12-CV-0323 COLLINS, RAPHAEL DENIED
12-CV-0324 FULWILEY, VERNON DENIED
12-CV-0325 GIVEN, JOYCE M. DENIED
12-CV-0326 HERNANDEZ, BEATRICE DENIED
12-CV-0327 JOHNSON, LISA D. DENIED
12-CV-0328 PEREZ, NOELIA $30.00
12-CV-0329 SAMS, RENEE $220.74
12-CV-0330 THOMAS, LA TANYA DENIED
12-CV-0331 THOMAS, PRESTON $495.00
12-CV-0332 WALKER, GWENDOLYN DENIED
12-CV-0337 BAYMON, ROBERT $22,982.31
12-CV-0338 BLASZCZYK, MARCIN W. $1,244.00
12-CV-0339 BREKKE, ANN DENIED
12-CV-0341 CABRERA GUERRERO, RAQUEL O. DENIED
12-CV-0342 CHRYSTALL, DEBRA $5,000.00
12-CV-0343 DROBNY, WILLIAM J., II $799.00
12-CV-0344 FULLOS, WENDY DENIED
12-CV-0345 GUZMAN ORTEGA, JORGE DENIED
12-CV-0346 HALL, CARL R. DENIED
12-CV-0347 HAMPTON-NEWMAN, ESTELLE L. DENIED
12-CV-0348 HORNS, YOLANDA DENIED
12-CV-0349 KELSEY, RICKEY DENIED
12-CV-0350 LINDSEY, BRAD DENIED
12-CV-0351 LOZANO, JAVIER $8,917.50
12-CV-0352 MCKISSICK, LENEAR A. DENIED
12-CV-0354 MORNING, TRACY, SR. DENIED
12-CV-0355 PARKER, JAMES L., JR. $1,002.77
12-CV-0358 SANDERS, LATRICE DENIED
12-CV-0359 SANTANA, ARTURO $1,140.00
12-CV-0361 TILLMAN, VICTOR DENIED
12-CV-0362 TURNER, SHANTE J. DENIED
12-CV-0363 VELEZ, MARIA DENIED
12-CV-0364 WASHINGTON, SHIRELLE $641.38
12-CV-0366 WELLS, HILDA DENIED
12-CV-0367 WILSON, MICHAEL A. DENIED
12-CV-0369 BASHAM, MARGARET DENIED
12-CV-0370 BRANCH, DUWANTE D. $1,446.56
12-CV-0371 BUNCH, FREDDIE MAE $5,000.00
12-CV-0372 BURNSIDE, JIMMIE, III DENIED
12-CV-0373 CHEFFY, MELISSA DENIED
12-CV-0374 CHITTY, KELLY $703.12
12-CV-0375 DEMBRY, DELORIS DENIED
12-CV-0376 DICKERSON, CRAIG R. $27,000.00
12-CV-0377 EDWARDS, WANDA DENIED
12-CV-0379 ESTRADA, ROSA DENIED
12-CV-0380 GIERSCH, COURTNI L. DISMISSED
12-CV-0381 IRBY, JAMES A., SR. DENIED
12-CV-0383 LOPEZ, CHRISTIAN DENIED
12-CV-0384 PORTER, KENNETH DISMISSED
12-CV-0385 SANCHEZ, NELIA DENIED
12-CV-0386 TEMPLE, LA PARICEA $5,000.00
12-CV-0387 WEISS, KATHRYN DENIED
12-CV-0388 ALEXANDER, SHANITA DENIED
12-CV-0390 BUCHANAN, SHAUN $573.12
12-CV-0391 CARROLL, JOHN T. $1,295.21
12-CV-0392 COSS, ANDRES DENIED
12-CV-0395 FAINT, PAULETTE $5,000.00
12-CV-0397 GUZMAN, JOSE $3,247.00
12-CV-0398 HOPKINS, DIVITO $3,649.00
12-CV-0399 HUNTER, DENISE DENIED
12-CV-0400 JACKSON, ANTHONY $7,057.00
12-CV-0402 JAMES, THURAN D. DENIED
12-CV-0403 JENKINS, DOROTHY $3,120.00
12-CV-0405 MAASCH, THERESA L. DENIED
426
12-CV-0409 PERSON, TYONIA DENIED
12-CV-0410 PITTS, ANGELA DENIED
12-CV-0411 PIRTLE, IVAN DENIED
12-CV-0412 ROBINSON, LAMONDAY DENIED
12-CV-0414 STEPHEN, MELISSA DENIED
12-CV-0415 TAYLOR, JEFFERY DENIED
12-CV-0416 ALONSO, GRISELDA DENIED
12-CV-0417 BALDWIN, PATRICE DENIED
12-CV-0418 BRANCH, ANTOINETTE DENIED
12-CV-0419 BURT, AVIE DENIED
12-CV-0420 BUTLER-CURETON, DEBRA $5,000.00
12-CV-0421 CALHOUN, SAMARA $5,000.00
12-CV-0422 CLARK, LASHON $2,161.40
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12-CV-0424 DIENEMA, JASON K. $9,363.00
12-CV-0425 FASSNACHT, TIM DENIED
12-CV-0426 GATES, LAMONT DENIED
12-CV-0428 HARRISON, MONDALAY & KENDRICK, CHARLENE $4,914.40
12-CV-0429 LIEFER, APRIL $1,538.06
12-CV-0430 ORTIZ, MARCELO DENIED
12-CV-0431 SKRABACZ, JENNIFER $93.75
12-CV-0432 WILSON, ROSALIND $4,569.69
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12-CV-0434 BARRERA, JOSE M. $884.00
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12-CV-0436 BRANDON, TARA R. DENIED
12-CV-0439 HERNANDEZ, JOSE DENIED
12-CV-0440 JABALI-EL, ATIF DENIED
12-CV-0441 KAPLAN, MARINA $3,278.53
12-CV-0442 MARTINEZ, DANIEL DENIED
12-CV-0444 MILLER, JASON $573.45
12-CV-0447 PADILLA, GIOVANNI DENIED
12-CV-0448 PEREZ, JUAN L. $5,288.70
12-CV-0449 PETERSON, CHALAN & VALENCIA, PAMELA & BAYS, DYANA $5,000.00
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12-CV-0451 ROCHA, TOMAS A. $2,394.47
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12-CV-0453 SANTIAGO, BENJAMIN DENIED
12-CV-0454 SHEMON, MICHAEL G. DENIED
12-CV-0455 SMITH, SHANATRA DENIED
12-CV-0456 WEDIG, TAMARA J. DENIED
12-CV-0457 ZAPOLSKAYA, VIOLETTA S. $15,039.00
12-CV-0458 CAHILL, MICHAEL R. DENIED
12-CV-0459 ALFRED, SHANITA DENIED
12-CV-0462 BISHOP, GRADY $940.00
12-CV-0463 BOYKINS, WILLIE D. DENIED
12-CV-0464 BROWN, LAFONDA DENIED
12-CV-0465 CARROLL, SHEILA $5,000.00
12-CV-0466 COX, ETHAN LEE $4,705.00
12-CV-0467 FLORENCE, CHARLES $11,780.14
12-CV-0468 GALLOWAY, LAWANDA DISMISSED
12-CV-0469 CARAPIA, FRANCISCO $5,000.00
12-CV-0470 GARCIA, REFUGIA $1,461.01
12-CV-0471 GONZALEZ, CARLOS DENIED
12-CV-0472 GROTH, ANGELA DENIED
12-CV-0473 HARRIS, LATASHA DENIED
12-CV-0474 HURT, JAMES D. DENIED
12-CV-0475 JONES, JOSHUA D. DENIED
12-CV-0477 KOWALSKI, CERRA $855.03
12-CV-0478 LEBRON, NATHANIEL DENIED
12-CV-0479 MARTIN, MINNIE DENIED
12-CV-0480 MARTINEZ, MARIA DENIED
12-CV-0481 JACKSON MCCAMBRY, CAROLLIN DENIED
12-CV-0482 MOFFAT, SEAN DENIED
12-CV-0483 MULLEN, IRVIN DENIED
12-CV-0484 NOBLE, DAN DENIED
12-CV-0485 PADILLA, ARLYNNE DENIED
12-CV-0486 PINEDA, YURIDIA DENIED
12-CV-0487 ALLEN, JORDAN $2,682.10
12-CV-0488 BATES, KELLIE D. DENIED
12-CV-0489 BROWN, MATTHEW R. DENIED
12-CV-0491 CHAMBERLAIN, DAMON $1,295.30
12-CV-0493 DOHRN, HEATHER DENIED
12-CV-0494 EDDY, REBEKAH J. $1,107.57
12-CV-0495 FAIRCHILD, JOSEPH DENIED
12-CV-0496 FISCHER, JOSEPH $2,400.91
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12-CV-0498 HOWARD, SEAN $400.61
12-CV-0500 LAWRENCE, BRENDA $5,000.00
12-CV-0501 LORENTZ, MARGARET DENIED
427
12-CV-0502 MCCOWAN, KATHY DENIED
12-CV-0503 NAVA, ESTELA $1,919.20
12-CV-0504 RANCK, ELLEN A. DENIED
12-CV-0505 RAYMOND, TRISHA R. DENIED
12-CV-0506 REDMOND, JUANAKEE DENIED
12-CV-0507 RIOS, BENITO $8,201.58
12-CV-0508 RODRIGUEZ, ELISSA J. DENIED
12-CV-0509 SCOTT, DEAN DENIED
12-CV-0510 SCOTT, WILLIE N. DENIED
12-CV-0511 SHEPPARD, QUSHANNA DENIED
12-CV-0513 STEVENSON, DERRICK DISMISSED
12-CV-0515 WALKER, JAMES DENIED
12-CV-0516 WHITLEY, MONEESHA R. DENIED
12-CV-0517 BREWER, BUNNY DENIED
12-CV-0518 CEGLAREK, TABITHA $5,000.00
12-CV-0519 CIKOPANA, ARTIEL DENIED
12-CV-0521 HARRIS, FLORA DENIED
12-CV-0522 HARUK, VIKTOR $920.00
12-CV-0523 HILL, DARRAH A. DENIED
12-CV-0524 JORDAN, JUJUAN DENIED
12-CV-0525 KOZIOL, CHESTER DENIED
12-CV-0526 LOPEZ, EDWIN $965.00
12-CV-0528 MORALES GARCIA, MIGUEL DENIED
12-CV-0529 RODRIGUEZ, ANTHONY DENIED
12-CV-0530 RUIZ, JAHAIRA DENIED
12-CV-0531 RUIZ, JAHAIRA DENIED
12-CV-0532 SCOTT, ULYSSES $1,961.00
12-CV-0533 URBANIAK, MERLE J. DENIED
12-CV-0534 WALKER, CHARLES DENIED
12-CV-0536 ALAVA, SHARON DENIED
12-CV-0537 ASAMOAH, BELINDA Y. $980.00
12-CV-0538 BAHR, JAMES M. $649.16
12-CV-0539 BAUM, MICHAEL DENIED
12-CV-0542 CARLSON, KRISTA N. DENIED
12-CV-0543 JEWELL, JAIME R. DENIED
12-CV-0544 DELGADO, JOSE DENIED
12-CV-0545 DUMAS, HENRY $5,000.00
12-CV-0546 EVANS, WILLIAM C. DENIED
12-CV-0547 FERGUSON, VERNITA & TAYLOR, THELMA DENIED
12-CV-0551 JONES, DWAYNE . DENIED
12-CV-0553 LORENZ, KEITH L. $543.55
12-CV-0554 MARTIN, RAYMOND E., JR. $865.00
12-CV-0556 MORRIS, ELBERT $650.00
12-CV-0559 PHILLIPS, NICHOLAS T. DENIED
12-CV-0560 PORTER, TARISHA $765.00
12-CV-0561 REED, DEBRA $2,275.00
12-CV-0563 SMART, JOHN E. DENIED
12-CV-0564 THOMAS, TAMRA DENIED
12-CV-0565 ANGLIN, BARBARA A. $2,466.78
12-CV-0566 BANKS, TANYA $5,000.00
12-CV-0567 DICKERSON, IDA M. $150.00
12-CV-0568 FOSTER, MANDRICKAS $1,311.00
12-CV-0570 KRAFT, RICHARD $1,014.53
12-CV-0571 KRAFT, RICHARD $726.69
12-CV-0572 MASON-WELLS, JEFFERY L. $14,762.24
12-CV-0573 MENDEZ, IRENE DENIED
12-CV-0577 TORRES. JOSE DENIED
12-CV-0578 TORRES. JOSE DENIED
12-CV-0580 AGUILA, NANCY DENIED
12-CV-0581 BAILEY, JERRY DENIED
12-CV-0585 GARCIA, GABRIEL DENIED
12-CV-0586 GORE, RAYNOLD P. DENIED
12-CV-0588 GUERRERO, MARIA $150.00
12-CV-0589 HANEY, BRIAN DENIED
12-CV-0591 JOHNSON, KIASHIA $94.68
12-CV-0594 MALLETT, DOROTHY JEAN $5,000.00
12-CV-0597 MONTOYA, CATARINO DENIED
12-CV-0598 OFORI, NIMAKO K. DENIED
12-CV-0599 PARKER, JOSEPH G. DENIED
12-CV-0600 PEDDYCOART, DARCIE A. DENIED
12-CV-0601 RILO, MILENA DENIED
12-CV-0602 SAMPSON, NAKISHA DENIED
12-CV-0603 SHARA, MICHAEL H. $1,441.50
12-CV-0604 WALKER, EDWARD C. DENIED
12-CV-0605 WATSON, KASHAWN $8.00
12-CV-0608 BROOKS, THOMAS J. $38.36
12-CV-0609 BUSTOS, BALDEMAR DENIED
12-CV-0610 CARTER, BRANDON DENIED
12-CV-0611 DINEEN, TRACY DENIED
12-CV-0612 DRAKE, SHEILA DENIED
12-CV-0614 FRISON, REGINALD, SR. $2,390.74
428
12-CV-0615 GALLOWAY, TRACIE L. DENIED
12-CV-0617 HEMPHILL, ANGLEY DENIED
12-CV-0618 LINDSAY, MARJORIE $5,000.00
12-CV-0621 RAJCKETT, LACHAN DISMISSED
12-CV-0622 RIDDLE, TAWANDA $5,000.00
12-CV-0623 RODIA, MARK DENIED
12-CV-0624 ROMAN, MARIA T. DENIED
12-CV-0626 STEVENSON, MICHAEL E., JR. $407.00
12-CV-0627 TIJERINA, MARIO A. DENIED
12-CV-0628 WEBB, MARLOW DENIED
12-CV-0630 WILSON, CANDACE DENIED
12-CV-0631 WILSON, ARVENA DENIED
12-CV-0632 WOODS, NATHAN DENIED
12-CV-0633 WRIGHTSELL, DENARD L. $644.66
12-CV-0634 COOK, TAMAREKA DENIED
12-CV-0636 FREEMAN, VIRGIE DENIED
12-CV-0637 GERARDO, RUBEN DENIED
12-CV-0638 JENKINS, MELLISSA $350.00
12-CV-0639 JOYCE, PETRICE DENIED
12-CV-0642 NIEWOLIK, ROBERT DENIED
12-CV-0643 PITTMAN, YOLANDA $585.00
12-CV-0644 REDMON, DONALD $5,000.00
12-CV-0645 RODRIGUEZ, GREGORY DENIED
12-CV-0647 TARVER, HUGH DENIED
12-CV-0648 UPTON, MICHAEL C. DENIED
12-CV-0649 VALLADARES, ISIDRO $1,610.00
12-CV-0652 ALLEN, KEITH DENIED
12-CV-0656 DEPOISTER, JARED L. $2,969.00
12-CV-0657 DIAZ, RUTH DENIED
12-CV-0658 DOSS, ROBERT DISMISSED
12-CV-0659 GERVACIO, JOSE DENIED
12-CV-0660 HOSTETLER, JACOB C. $1,021.45
12-CV-0661 JANIK, PATRICIA DENIED
12-CV-0665 MARTINEZ, ALFREDO DENIED
12-CV-0666 MOSBY, ROBERT DENIED
12-CV-0667 MURILLO, ROBERTO $3,297.00
12-CV-0668 RACINE, BRYAN DENIED
12-CV-0670 ROJAS, SALVADOR DENIED
12-CV-0671 SALGADO, EDUARDO DENIED
12-CV-0672 TOBAY, LAURO $10,696.00
12-CV-0673 WALLACE, TOMMY $3,410.00
12-CV-0675 ACEVEDO, VALENTIN DENIED
12-CV-0676 ANDREU, JAVIER DENIED
12-CV-0677 CLOVER, STARLA DENIED
12-CV-0678 COWART, RITA DENIED
12-CV-0679 DAMM, KAITLYN DENIED
12-CV-0680 DAVILA, JUDITH DENIED
12-CV-0681 HENDERSON, MATTHEW $1,340.73
12-CV-0682 JONES, YOLANDA DENIED
12-CV-0683 KINDRED, NETTIE D. DENIED
12-CV-0684 LAFLAMME, JOSEPH DENIED
12-CV-0685 LAYES, MYRNA DENIED
12-CV-0686 MANDUJANO, MARIO DENIED
12-CV-0687 MANNIE, MICHAEL L. $5,865.50
12-CV-0689 MOORE, GRADY DENIED
12-CV-0690 PHILLIPS, KAREN DISMISSED
12-CV-0691 SILVA, ANNETTE DENIED
12-CV-0692 WEATHERSPOON, APRIL $3,800.00
12-CV-0696 CHACON, MARIA DENIED
12-CV-0697 DAVIS, BOBBY DENIED
12-CV-0700 HOLLAND, VALERIE DENIED
12-CV-0701 HOPE, FATIMA $3,860.00
12-CV-0702 JACKSON, JESSICA DENIED
12-CV-0703 JORDAN, VINCENT DENIED
12-CV-0704 KURTZ, ANDREW $701.11
12-CV-0705 MAGHADDAM, MEHDI DENIED
12-CV-0706 MENDOZA, PETER DENIED
12-CV-0707 MONROY, GLORIA DENIED
12-CV-0708 OROZCO, MANUELA DENIED
12-CV-0710 REYNOLDS, DEVON DENIED
12-CV-0711 ROBINSON, PIERRE A. $11,848.34
12-CV-0712 FIELDS, CYNTHIA $533.78
12-CV-0713 DE ALVIZURES, MAYRA S. DENIED
12-CV-0714 SHIELDS, THURMAN DENIED
12-CV-0716 STONE, MARLO $5,000.00
12-CV-0718 VAZQUEZ, LUIS DENIED
12-CV-0719 DE ANDA, JOSE DENIED
12-CV-0720 CUMMINS, LISA L. DENIED
12-CV-0722 FLANAGAN, PHYLLIS I. $4,100.00
12-CV-0723 HECHT, KELLI A. $5,149.87
12-CV-0724 JOHNSON, LLOYD D. DENIED
429
12-CV-0727 LEON, NOE $3,113.71
12-CV-0729 MCCANN, HOLLY DENIED
12-CV-0730 RADER, CHRISTOPHER $549.75
12-CV-0731 RHODES, KIMBERLY A. DENIED
12-CV-0732 RICHMOND, BRITTNEY DENIED
12-CV-0733 RUBIO, DOUGLAS $1,520.11
12-CV-0734 SANDERS, GLENDA A. $5,000.00
12-CV-0739 SIMMONS, DARREN DENIED
12-CV-0740 TATE, DARNETTA DENIED
12-CV-0741 WASHINGTON, LAKISHA $5,000.00
12-CV-0743 WILLIAMS, CANIENCE DENIED
12-CV-0744 BAILEY, TONYA DENIED
12-CV-0745 BANKSTON, JENEEL RECONSIDERED DENIAL
12-CV-0746 GONZALEZ, MARIA DENIED
12-CV-0749 KING, KEITA M. DENIED
12-CV-0753 NA, IN SOOK $1,423.45
12-CV-0754 PACHECO, GUADALUPE DENIED
12-CV-0755 REYNOLDS, LARRY $1,889.00
12-CV-0756 SHEDRICK, DON, JR. DENIED
12-CV-0757 SIMPSON-PIERSON, SANDY DENIED
12-CV-0758 SUDDUTH, MARISSA DENIED
12-CV-0759 SYKES ADAMS, DESIREE C. $1,000.00
12-CV-0760 THOMAS, DESIREE J. DENIED
12-CV-0762 BANKS, SHINA DISMISSED
12-CV-0763 BAYS, DEVONTE DENIED
12-CV-0764 BOENS, JOSHWAY DENIED
12-CV-0765 BRANTLEY, DAVID DENIED
12-CV-0766 BUTLER, ISAIAH DENIED
12-CV-0768 CELIS, JACQUELINE DENIED
12-CV-0769 CLIPPARD, DAVID DENIED
12-CV-0770 CRUZ, MITCHELL $1,201.54
12-CV-0771 FORD, CLARENCE J. DENIED
12-CV-0772 FOUNTAIN, LISA DENIED
12-CV-0773 FUNCHES, ROMELL DENIED
12-CV-0775 GONZALEZ, CARLOS $62.53
12-CV-0776 GREEN, BONNIE DENIED
12-CV-0777 HAIRSTON, DOROTHY DENIED
12-CV-0779 HAYWOOD, TONY B. DENIED
12-CV-0780 KIM, YOUNG HEE DENIED
12-CV-0782 KOUZNETSOV, VALERIY $3,871.00
12-CV-0783 LANE, CARL A., JR. DENIED
12-CV-0785 ORTIZ, ULISES DENIED
12-CV-0788 ROBINSON, HARVEY DENIED
12-CV-0792 SIMMONS, ANTWANEKIA DENIED
12-CV-0793 STASZEWSKI, JOANNA DENIED
12-CV-0794 STEPHENS, HASSAN DENIED
12-CV-0795 STOFFERAHN, JUSTIN $3,874.75
12-CV-0796 THURMAN, KENDALL DISMISSED
12-CV-0797 VERA, JESUS A. DENIED
12-CV-0798 WAITS, DOROTHY $5,000.00
12-CV-0799 WEBER, LORI L. DENIED
12-CV-0800 BROWN, TERMAINE $2,597.50
12-CV-0801 CEBALLOS, JESUS $1,068.35
12-CV-0807 GRIFFIN, COLLIN $485.86
12-CV-0808 KELSEY, RICHARD DENIED
12-CV-0809 LOCKHART, TIAQUA DENIED
12-CV-0811 PETERS, MARK $1,016.18
12-CV-0812 PRICE, BRENDA $359.00
12-CV-0813 SMITH, KRISTIE DENIED
12-CV-0814 SMRZ, PAUL J. DENIED
12-CV-0815 THOMAS, QUINTELLA DENIED
12-CV-0816 VISSERING, JASON $3,204.43
12-CV-0817 BERNSTEIN, NINA T. DENIED
12-CV-0818 BROOKS, NATASHA DENIED
12-CV-0820 BROWN, STEPHANIE $5,000.00
12-CV-0821 BYRD, VICKIE L. DENIED
12-CV-0822 DAVIS, ASHANTE DENIED
12-CV-0823 ELAM, MARIO DENIED
12-CV-0824 FIGUEROA, JUANA DENIED
12-CV-0825 FRAZIER, SHAWANA DENIED
12-CV-0826 GRAY, PHALECIA DENIED
12-CV-0829 LAMDHORIAN, AMOOJAN DENIED
12-CV-0830 MOORE, ALFONZO DENIED
12-CV-0831 NELSON, LEVAT DENIED
12-CV-0832 PENDLETON, REGINALD DENIED
12-CV-0833 PETERSON, GLORIA $5,000.00
12-CV-0834 RETANA, JOSE $3,361.69
12-CV-0835 WATTS, KEVIN $1,846.48
12-CV-0836 WILLIAMS, ANTHONY DENIED
430
12-CV-0837 WILLIAMS, CHRIS $965.00
12-CV-0840 BAKER, CHARLA D. $27,000.00
12-CV-0842 CACIANO, MARLENE DENIED
12-CV-0843 DAVIS, ANTHONY DENIED
12-CV-0844 GONZALEZ, EVA V. DENIED
12-CV-0845 GRAY, RICHARD $41.86
12-CV-0846 GREER, TIMOTHY K., SR. $1.50
12-CV-0847 HALE, BRENDA L. DENIED
12-CV-0848 HALE, BRENDA L. DENIED
12-CV-0849 HASELEY, JASON R. DENIED
12-CV-0850 HAYTHORN, ANGELA DENIED
12-CV-0852 HICKS, CHARLES $6,584.09
12-CV-0853 JACKSON, GWENN DENIED
12-CV-0855 JONES, LATERRA DENIED
12-CV-0857 LUTZ, JOHN T. $1,826.03
12-CV-0858 NYBERG, PETER $3,409.11
12-CV-0859 OUSLEY, ARETHA DENIED
12-CV-0860 RANCE, DEBORAH A. $41.04
12-CV-0861 RUIZ ACOSTA, SERVANDO D. DENIED
12-CV-0862 RUSSELL, LINDA DENIED
12-CV-0863 SMITH, JACLYNNE DENIED
12-CV-0864 SMITH, JACLYNNE DENIED
12-CV-0865 TOCHIMANI, MARIA E. DENIED
12-CV-0866 TORRES, ALBERTO DENIED
12-CV-0867 WHITE, ALEKSANDER DENIED
12-CV-0868 ALLEN, TRACI L. DENIED
12-CV-0869 BURTON, JOEL DENIED
12-CV-0871 COMISKEY, KAROLINA DENIED
12-CV-0872 DUNFORD, DANIEL L. DENIED
12-CV-0873 ELLIS, MARIO DENIED
12-CV-0875 HERRERA, JUAN $1,045.00
12-CV-0877 JOHNSON, SONYITA $3,500.00
12-CV-0881 MCCANN, DOREEN DENIED
12-CV-0884 PITTS, THOMAS L. $749.00
12-CV-0885 RAMOS, KARLA DENIED
12-CV-0886 RICHARDT, JAMES A. DENIED
12-CV-0887 ROJAS, SARAH DISMISSED
12-CV-0891 WILSON, STONEY DENIED
12-CV-0893 BANKS, TANYA DENIED
12-CV-0894 BURNETT, REBECCA DISMISSED
12-CV-0895 CARLSON, RITA M. $6,680.38
12-CV-0896 DELGADO, YENEISY DENIED
12-CV-0902 FLOYD, JOCILYN DENIED
12-CV-0903 HAYES, DONITA DENIED
12-CV-0904 JOHNSON, NICOLE DENIED
12-CV-0905 LEE KING, DEBBRA $1,158.97
12-CV-0906 MAYO, SHERRE $1,735.36
12-CV-0907 MENDOZA, NECKOLE DENIED
12-CV-0909 ORIZABA, ADELINA DENIED
12-CV-0910 PRITCHERT-NAVIS, TAMMIE L. DENIED
12-CV-0911 RENTERIA, CRISTAL DENIED
12-CV-0912 ROHRER, SHANE A. DENIED
12-CV-0914 VILLAFRANCA, SARA DENIED
12-CV-0915 WALLS-WILSON, TINISHA DENIED
12-CV-0916 WILBURN, TONYA A. DENIED
12-CV-0917 WILK, KATHLEEN DENIED
12-CV-0918 BLACK, TANYA D. DENIED
12-CV-0920 BUCHYNSKI, AMANDA DENIED
12-CV-0921 CARMONA, GILBERTO DENIED
12-CV-0922 FAISON, TONYA $325.00
12-CV-0923 GARCIA, JOSE LUIS $2,325.53
12-CV-0927 LAMPLEY, ANTONIO DENIED
12-CV-0928 MARROQUIN, DANIEL DENIED
12-CV-0929 MUHAMMAD, JABARI DENIED
12-CV-0930 PEREZ, JAVIER DENIED
12-CV-0932 RODRIGUEZ, RAPHAEL DENIED
12-CV-0933 RUIZ-SANCHEZ, ERNESTO DENIED
12-CV-0935 STEWART, ROBERT DENIED
12-CV-0938 WHITSON, DONALD DISMISSED
12-CV-0939 WILLS, EDWARD DENIED
12-CV-0940 ANDERSON, BRYAN $299.00
12-CV-0941 BARRAZA, LORENA DENIED
12-CV-0942 BARRONDO, BERTA DENIED
12-CV-0944 CARMONA, CARLOS DENIED
12-CV-0945 COBBS, CENTRON DENIED
12-CV-0947 DOMINGUEZ, DOMINGO DENIED
431
12-CV-0948 FLORES, EDITH $2,050.00
12-CV-0950 GRACIA, MICHAEL DENIED
12-CV-0951 HARGRETT, MIKEIAH $41.00
12-CV-0952 HENDRIX, ANTHONY $1,010.00
12-CV-0953 JACKSON, RENARD DENIED
12-CV-0954 JOHNSON, ROBERT J. $993.00
12-CV-0955 KRATOWICZ, HOLLY M. DENIED
12-CV-0956 MORA, PEDRO $678.00
12-CV-0957 RATTS, AMANDA LYNN $1,068.00
12-CV-0958 SIMPSON, ROYAL DENIED
12-CV-0959 AVILA, DANIEL DENIED
12-CV-0961 CIHLAR, JEFFREY R. DENIED
12-CV-0962 CHEEKS, ANGELA $260.00
12-CV-0964 DAVIS, CLIFFORD D. $27,000.00
12-CV-0965 DAVIS, TERRY DENIED
12-CV-0966 DELACRUZ-RODRIGUEZ, MAURILLO DENIED
12-CV-0968 FERRELL, KYLEE A. DENIED
12-CV-0969 GARCIA, MARIA DENIED
12-CV-0970 GARRARD, CHERYL L. DENIED
12-CV-0976 MORRIS, FREDDRICK DENIED
12-CV-0978 NAGLE, NICHOLAS DENIED
12-CV-0979 NGUYEN, OANH DENIED
12-CV-0981 PRYAKHIN, VALERIY DENIED
12-CV-0982 RICHARDSON, SONIA S. DENIED
12-CV-0983 SMITH, VERA $5,000.00
12-CV-0984 STONE, SUNNY L. DENIED
12-CV-0985 THURSTON, JESSE DENIED
12-CV-0986 VELAZQUEZ, CARMEN DENIED
12-CV-0987 WILLIAMS, PETER DENIED
12-CV-0988 BERTUCCI, LORETTA $550.00
12-CV-0989 BRANNOCK, KATHY J. DENIED
12-CV-0991 CALDERON, JOSE S. $1,070.55
12-CV-0992 CARBONE, TIMOTHY DENIED
12-CV-0993 CHEERS, DWAYNE DENIED
12-CV-0994 CORIA, ASCENCION $6,549.00
12-CV-0995 DZIUBEK, MARCIN DENIED
12-CV-0996 FLORES, EDITH DISMISSED
12-CV-0998 GONZALEZ, ALEJANDRO $3,426.41
12-CV-1000 GUTIERREZ, MARIA DENIED
12-CV-1002 HARRIS, CHRISTOPHER DENIED
12-CV-1006 KILPATRICK, TASMINE DENIED
12-CV-1007 LIGGETT, SEAN DENIED
12-CV-1008 MAYS, ALTION DENIED
12-CV-1009 MONSANTO, VICTOR DENIED
12-CV-1010 MORADEL, KARLA DENIED
12-CV-1011 MUHAMMAD, MARY $4,398.75
12-CV-1012 OWENS, JOHN DENIED
12-CV-1014 PANO, MIRIAM DENIED
12-CV-1019 WILLIAMS, EBONY D. DENIED
12-CV-1021 ABARCA, ALEJANDRO DENIED
12-CV-1022 ADAMS, JEFFERY L., JR. DENIED
12-CV-1023 ALANIZ, SIXTO DENIED
12-CV-1026 CHILDS, ACEE DENIED
12-CV-1027 CIPOLLA, KELLI DENIED
12-CV-1028 COBBIN, MELODY DENIED
12-CV-1029 COUTY, LYNETTE DENIED
12-CV-1034 HANEY, TERRENCE $855.00
12-CV-1037 HERNANDEZ, LUIS $262.00
12-CV-1039 JONES, ZACHARY J. DENIED
12-CV-1040 TAYLOR, HEATHER A. DENIED
12-CV-1041 BORROR, BRANDON $257.25
12-CV-1042 BRUBAKER, MICHAEL J. DENIED
12-CV-1043 COX, LINDA L. DENIED
12-CV-1046 DRYSDALE, DOROTHY $106.75
12-CV-1047 FERNANDEZ, PABLO $506.34
12-CV-1048 FLORES, BEATRIZ DENIED
12-CV-1049 GILLIAM, EARL DENIED
12-CV-1050 IGNACIO, PAMELA R. $2,937.00
12-CV-1056 MALONE-JONES, TONET V. DENIED
12-CV-1058 MILLER, JEREMIAH M. $14,502.00
12-CV-1059 MORA, ANGELICA M. DENIED
12-CV-1060 MORRIS, KEITH DENIED
12-CV-1061 MOSLEY, JACQUELINE $2,284.84
12-CV-1063 RANGEL, ALMA DENIED
12-CV-1064 REZA, ANGEL DENIED
12-CV-1065 RUIZ, MONICA DENIED
12-CV-1066 SALGADO, TOMAS DENIED
12-CV-1067 SANGSTAR, MICHAEL D. DENIED
12-CV-1069 SPARKS, KIERRA DENIED
432
12-CV-1071 WILLIAMS, KEVIN C. DENIED
12-CV-1075 BANKS, WILLIE DENIED
12-CV-1076 BROWN, JOSEPH $2,169.64
12-CV-1079 CORONA, REBECCA DENIED
12-CV-1080 CRAWFORD, DOROTHY $920.00
12-CV-1082 DUDA, ALISA DENIED
12-CV-1085 GRAHAM, JALISA DENIED
12-CV-1086 HEARD, MELAGRO DENIED
12-CV-1087 HUDSON, HERBERT $1,509.00
12-CV-1088 HUTCHERSON, ANTHONY DENIED
12-CV-1089 JACKSON, LAWRENCE DENIED
12-CV-1090 JEFFERSON, DEBBIE L. $6,140.00
12-CV-1093 PASIELAS DE DIAZ, CARMEN DENIED
12-CV-1095 RUMER, DAVID L. $832.57
12-CV-1097 TAYLOR, SARAH A. DENIED
12-CV-1098 BRACK, KENYATTA, SR. & SELEAN $5,000.00
12-CV-1099 BRENDEL, DAMIEN P. DENIED
12-CV-1100 CAMPOS, MARIO $1,216.52
12-CV-1101 CRISWELL, E. AUSTIN $4,946.18
12-CV-1102 DUKES, DEAMOND DENIED
12-CV-1106 HURD, CARL E., JR. $1,251.18
12-CV-1108 KIRKWOOD, MASTER DENIED
12-CV-1109 KYLE, OLECIA DENIED
12-CV-1112 MALLETT, MARTELLE DENIED
12-CV-1113 MARTINEZ, TOMAS DENIED
12-CV-1114 MCBOUNDS, ARIEL DENIED
12-CV-1115 MCKINZIE, CLAUDINE DENIED
12-CV-1116 MERCADO, JESUS DENIED
12-CV-1117 MURRAY, KRYSTAL $1,800.07
12-CV-1118 NAQUIN, MARSHA $920.27
12-CV-1119 PARKER, JUSTIN DENIED
12-CV-1120 PINEDO, ISABELLA M. $530.76
12-CV-1122 RATYNIAK, SLAWOMIR DENIED
12-CV-1124 RIVERA, GWENDOLYN DENIED
12-CV-1125 ROCHA, MARIA JULISSA DENIED
12-CV-1126 ROCKETT, NATASHA $1,018.91
12-CV-1127 RODGERS, TYRA T. DENIED
12-CV-1128 RODRIGUEZ, JOSEPH $4,496.70
12-CV-1129 SALGADO, RAMON $3,719.00
12-CV-1130 SANTOS, JESUS $2,048.45
12-CV-1131 SCALES, MACK DENIED
12-CV-1135 SWINGER, KELCEY DENIED
12-CV-1136 THOMAS, DUEL, JR. DENIED
12-CV-1138 VOIGT, SHARLA L. DENIED
12-CV-1139 WALLACE, JOSEPH $1,806.00
12-CV-1140 WEATHERSBY, MARY RECONSIDERED DENIAL
12-CV-1142 ALARCON, CARLOS DENIED
12-CV-1143 APAM, EFREN DENIED
12-CV-1144 ASIEDU, MICHAEL DENIED
12-CV-1146 BONILLA VASQUEZ, FRANCISCO DENIED
12-CV-1147 BROOKS, JAMES $6,219.00
12-CV-1148 BROOKS, TAMIKA DENIED
12-CV-1149 BROWN, CURTIS DENIED
12-CV-1150 CAYSON, CLINTON DENIED
12-CV-1151 CRAWFORD, BARBARA $925.00
12-CV-1153 FREEMAN, DILLARD $7,830.02
12-CV-1154 GIRON, JONATHON $2,181.00
12-CV-1155 GONZALEZ, JUAN DENIED
12-CV-1156 GUZMAN, LEOBARDO DENIED
12-CV-1158 JOINER, BUSHUN DISMISSED
12-CV-1159 LYONS, KESHIONNA DENIED
12-CV-1160 MARTIN, PIERRE D. DENIED
12-CV-1161 MORA, MARTHA DENIED
12-CV-1162 PRECIADO, CHRISTOPHER E. $935.00
12-CV-1163 RUIZ, CLAUDIA G. DENIED
12-CV-1165 TUCHMANN, MEGAN R. DENIED
12-CV-1168 WHITE, JUVON DENIED
12-CV-1169 BANKS, ASIA DISMISSED
12-CV-1170 BEST, CLINTON DENIED
12-CV-1171 COLEMAN, MONICA D. DENIED
12-CV-1172 COLORADO, LOURDES DENIED
12-CV-1173 COLORADO, LOURDES DENIED
12-CV-1175 CROWE, CHARLES $907.16
12-CV-1177 DRUMMERS, BRYAN DENIED
12-CV-1180 GARCIA, JONATHAN DENIED
12-CV-1181 GARRETT, JARVIS DENIED
12-CV-1185 HUNTLEY, RENN DENIED
12-CV-1186 JOHNSON, SHANNON DENIED
12-CV-1187 LESNY, ZDZISLAW DENIED
12-CV-1188 MASTON, DIONNE DENIED
12-CV-1189 MENDOZA, OMAR $1,733.00
433
12-CV-1192 RANSOM-EWING, LOVIE DENIED
12-CV-1193 SINGLETON, PATRICK DISMISSED
12-CV-1194 TABB, JOE DENIED
12-CV-1195 TAYLOR, ETHAN D., JR. $580.55
12-CV-1196 TIMBERLAKE, SENECA DENIED
12-CV-1197 URSO, AMY L. $684.92
12-CV-1199 BLACK, BREEYEN $3,461.78
12-CV-1200 BROWN, CHARMAINE DENIED
12-CV-1201 COLE, BRYAN DENIED
12-CV-1203 GARCIA, WILLIS DENIED
12-CV-1204 HARRIS, RHONDA R. $398.00
12-CV-1205 TAYLOR, THERESSA $5,000.00
12-CV-1206 USRY, TATTIYANA DENIED
12-CV-1207 WEATHERSPOON, TIMOTHY DENIED
12-CV-1210 BECKMAN, JOHN JOSEPH DENIED
12-CV-1211 BURGOS, EDUARDO DENIED
12-CV-1213 HAKIM, ISMAIL DENIED
12-CV-1215 HICKMAN, KYLE E. DENIED
12-CV-1216 HOWLETT, EDDIE DENIED
12-CV-1217 JONES, CORNELL M. $995.00
12-CV-1219 LOPEZ, YESENIA DENIED
12-CV-1220 LYONS, KESHIONNA DENIED
12-CV-1222 MCCORMICK, WILLIAM F. DENIED
12-CV-1223 MOORE, JAMES DENIED
12-CV-1225 WHEELER, CLOTILL DENIED
12-CV-1226 CAMPOS, ESMERALDA $4,542.86
12-CV-1227 COOPER, LESTER DENIED
12-CV-1228 CORTES, MARIA DENIED
12-CV-1229 CROWDER, ASHLEY J. DENIED
12-CV-1230 GARRIDO, HORACIO $1,550.00
12-CV-1231 GONZALEZ, HECTOR $935.00
12-CV-1232 HUDSON, SANDRA DENIED
12-CV-1234 JONES, KEJUAN DENIED
12-CV-1236 LEGRONE, VIDYA A. DENIED
12-CV-1237 LEGRONE, KYLE B. DENIED
12-CV-1238 LEGRONE, VIDYA A. DENIED
12-CV-1240 NAFIE, FAUD DENIED
12-CV-1242 ROSS, ANTHONY DENIED
12-CV-1243 VALARE, WENDY DENIED
12-CV-1245 WASHINGTON, TERRY DENIED
12-CV-1247 AGAI, MONISA DENIED
12-CV-1248 ALARCON, MANUEL, JR. DENIED
12-CV-1249 ASEJO, JOAQUIN DENIED
12-CV-1251 BROCKER, ELAINE DENIED
12-CV-1252 BETTORF, JESSICA R. $1,128.03
12-CV-1253 BIRKS, MICHAEL C. $2,144.88
12-CV-1254 BURKS, SONYA DENIED
12-CV-1255 BYRD, KERVAN J. $1,723.75
12-CV-1256 COLEMAN, DEONDRE DENIED
12-CV-1257 COVINGTON, JOVAN DENIED
12-CV-1258 DENT, BRITTANY DENIED
12-CV-1259 HARRIS, EDDIE DENIED
12-CV-1260 JONES, IRENE $1,925.20
12-CV-1261 JONES, IRENE $1,929.20
12-CV-1262 JONES, IRENE DENIED
12-CV-1263 KALAFARSKI, RICHARD $373.46
12-CV-1264 LEE, TYRECE $275.00
12-CV-1265 MCELROY, ROSE DENIED
12-CV-1269 REDMOND, EARNESTINE DENIED
12-CV-1272 SLAUGHTER, TYEESTE DENIED
12-CV-1273 SMITH, CHRISTOPHER M. DENIED
12-CV-1274 SOLANO, ANA MARIA DENIED
12-CV-1276 WILLIAMS, KINDLING DENIED
12-CV-1278 ALAMO, LETICIA L. $1,476.60
12-CV-1279 ARMAN, JOSHUA DENIED
12-CV-1281 BOLLAS, PEDRO DENIED
12-CV-1282 BREWER, ERNEST DENIED
12-CV-1288 DENNIS, NADINE DENIED
12-CV-1294 HINTON, DERRICK DISMISSED
12-CV-1296 MENDOZA, SERGIO, JR. $460.00
12-CV-1297 TAYLOR, LARHONDA $4,032.02
12-CV-1298 TORRES, MARY DENIED
12-CV-1299 ULUSLU, ALPER DENIED
12-CV-1300 VALENTIN, ALHELI DENIED
12-CV-1301 VALENZUELA, MANUEL D. DENIED
12-CV-1304 WATSON, MARCUS $5,000.00
12-CV-1306 ALMANZA, GLORIA DENIED
12-CV-1307 BROWN, CHARLES E. DENIED
12-CV-1309 BROWN, SHAWNNINA DENIED
434
12-CV-1311 GOODWIN, CYNTHIA DENIED
12-CV-1313 HENSLEY, SCOTT E. $9,490.62
12-CV-1315 JACOBSON, SHAWN DENIED
12-CV-1316 JACQUEST, BROOKE N. DENIED
12-CV-1317 JEFFERSON, JARRON $5,000.00
12-CV-1318 JENKINS, DOROTHY DENIED
12-CV-1324 MHOON, CELIA DENIED
12-CV-1327 MOSEBERRY, MICHAEL DENIED
12-CV-1328 NATHANIEL, KAITLIN S. $416.49
12-CV-1329 NAUGLE, DELONTAE $1,931.36
12-CV-1330 NKUMEH, NNENNAYA DENIED
12-CV-1331 PATTY, TANITHA $1,150.50
12-CV-1333 ROBINSON, ALZA LEE $5,000.00
12-CV-1335 RODGERS, EARTHA DENIED
12-CV-1337 TAYLOR, DARRIAN DENIED
12-CV-1338 TAYLOR, RASHAUN DENIED
12-CV-1339 VON BRUENCHENHEIN, LAURA $2,941.48
12-CV-1341 YOUNG, WILLIE $27,000.00
12-CV-1342 ZIMMERMAN, NANCY DENIED
12-CV-1346 GUTIERREZ, MIGUEL $2,387.00
12-CV-1347 KEYL, MICHAEL DENIED
12-CV-1349 MASON, JACQUELINE DENIED
12-CV-1350 MCKNIGHT, CHRISTOPHER DENIED
12-CV-1351 O'CONNELL, MARY $3,960.85
12-CV-1352 ROWLETTE, PABLO M. DENIED
12-CV-1354 TANKERSLEY, DEMARCUS DENIED
12-CV-1358 AGUIRRE, MAYRA $619.30
12-CV-1361 BURGOS-BENAVIDES, ANNEL DENIED
12-CV-1362 CAMPBELL, EVAN H. DENIED
12-CV-1366 MARTIN, HENRY T., III DENIED
12-CV-1368 MOORE, AMARRO DENIED
12-CV-1369 POORE, ROBIN DENIED
12-CV-1372 SMITH, ASHLEY $1,196.00
12-CV-1375 ADAMS, WILLIE DENIED
12-CV-1376 ARREVILLAGA, ALEJANDRO DENIED
12-CV-1377 ARTEAGA, JUAN M. $3,980.22
12-CV-1378 BROWN, SEAN DENIED
12-CV-1380 CASTILLO, JONATHAN $881.64
12-CV-1383 CUMMINGS, MICHAEL DENIED
12-CV-1384 DAVIS, RODNEY DENIED
12-CV-1385 ESTRADA, ALEXANDER $14,649.88
12-CV-1386 FRANKLIN, EDWARD J. DENIED
12-CV-1389 JOHNSON, VIRGILEE DENIED
12-CV-1392 BRACK, SELEAN DENIED
12-CV-1393 BRACK, KENYATTA, SR. DENIED
12-CV-1394 JACKSON, MICHAEL B. DENIED
12-CV-1398 LACEY, BEMJAMIN P. $1,423.74
12-CV-1400 LINDSEY, TERRENCE DENIED
12-CV-1401 MCCALL, MIAKISHA M. $5,035.00
12-CV-1402 MITCHELL, KEVIN $5,000.00
12-CV-1403 MORALES, CARLOS DENIED
12-CV-1405 PARDO, BRYANT E. $6,039.13
12-CV-1406 PITTMAN, DOVONTA DENIED
12-CV-1407 POPOCA, JILBERTO DENIED
12-CV-1409 RICHARDSON, TIUETTE DENIED
12-CV-1413 SUMPTER, TRISTAN G. DENIED
12-CV-1414 TERRY, KENDRICK DENIED
12-CV-1415 URISH, TRISTAN K. DENIED
12-CV-1416 VALDEZ, RODNEY $27,000.00
12-CV-1420 ALVAREZ, FRANCISCO DENIED
12-CV-1422 BROSHOUS, STEVEN E. DENIED
12-CV-1423 BROWN, KYESHIA $5,428.68
12-CV-1426 CHAVEZ, AMANDA DENIED
12-CV-1428 SMITH, LAWANDA DENIED
12-CV-1429 LOPEZ, PHYLLIS DENIED
12-CV-1431 MCFADDEN, KYLE DENIED
12-CV-1432 POLK, LATONYA $5,000.00
12-CV-1433 SHIPLEY, MOLLY DENIED
12-CV-1435 WEBB, NATASHA N. DENIED
12-CV-1438 DUTTON, CARRIE DENIED
12-CV-1439 GARCIA, DOMINGA $1,329.33
12-CV-1440 GUTIERREZ, ZENIA DENIED
12-CV-1441 HALL, DARNELL DENIED
12-CV-1442 HERNANDEZ, HUGO DENIED
12-CV-1443 HOLDER, JOYCE E. DENIED
12-CV-1444 LEONARD, THOMAS J. DISMISSED
12-CV-1445 LONG, RAVEN DENIED
12-CV-1447 MOORMAN, DOUGLAS DENIED
12-CV-1448 O'CONNELL, MARY DISMISSED
435
12-CV-1449 OYEDOKUN, TOBI DENIED
12-CV-1451 REYLING, BONNIE DENIED
12-CV-1452 RIVERA, CARLOS DENIED
12-CV-1454 SANNER, KEITH DENIED
12-CV-1455 SEANOR, NADIA DENIED
12-CV-1456 SHAPIRO, JESSE $3,662.10
12-CV-1458 THOMPSON, RAKENYA T. DENIED
12-CV-1459 WALTON, ARLETTE D. DENIED
12-CV-1460 WILLIAMS, ANGELA C. DENIED
12-CV-1462 CASS, SHARA DENIED
12-CV-1463 COLE, JOSEPH D. DENIED
12-CV-1465 DAVIS, TANISHA DENIED
12-CV-1466 DRISCOLL, JEFFREY DENIED
12-CV-1468 FORREST, TRENNEY D. $895.00
12-CV-1469 FRAZIER, CHRISTINA DENIED
12-CV-1473 LUCKY, CHRIS DENIED
12-CV-1474 MUNDEE, BRIAN M. DENIED
12-CV-1476 NORTHON, ASHLEY V. DENIED
12-CV-1477 PINERO, ANNA DISMISSED
12-CV-1478 PUTNAM, JEFF DISMISSED
12-CV-1479 RAMIREZ, DAVID DENIED
12-CV-1480 RAMOS, DANIEL DENIED
12-CV-1481 ROMAN, JOSE DENIED
12-CV-1482 ROUSSEAU, JAZMINE DISMISSED
12-CV-1485 TILLER-HILL, LENORIA & ANDERSON, MARION $5,000.00
12-CV-1486 WALLS, KENTIS $3,765.94
12-CV-1487 WILSON, DAVID D. DENIED
12-CV-1489 ANDRE, GREG DENIED
12-CV-1490 BARNES, JACOB W. $21,117.09
12-CV-1491 BUCHANAN, ALLEN J. DENIED
12-CV-1492 CASTILLO, JOSE DENIED
12-CV-1493 CISNEROS, JESUS $1,037.00
12-CV-1495 CORNEJO, KENNY A., SR. $27,000.00
12-CV-1496 CRUZ ALVAREZ, MARCO A. $755.00
12-CV-1497 EASLEY, THONEQUEA DENIED
12-CV-1498 GILMORE, TYNEISHA DENIED
12-CV-1499 GOMEZ, ISMAEL $785.00
12-CV-1500 GONZALEZ, VICTOR $11,279.49
12-CV-1501 GUERRERO, MARTIN DENIED
12-CV-1503 HEARD, SHANNONDORE DENIED
12-CV-1507 KHAN, HAYATT DENIED
12-CV-1508 LAFAIRE, ROBIN L. DENIED
12-CV-1509 LOVE, LERONE DENIED
12-CV-1510 PEREZ, NOELIA DENIED
12-CV-1513 BINGAMAN, SCOTT R. $3,224.34
12-CV-1514 COLEMAN, CHELSIE $479.00
12-CV-1516 COLEMAN, ELESIA DENIED
12-CV-1518 ELLIOTT, DESIREE A. DENIED
12-CV-1519 FRAMPTON, CHRISTOPHER $27,000.00
12-CV-1520 HARRIS, HERLANDA DENIED
12-CV-1521 HECKELSMILLER, JEREMY DENIED
12-CV-1523 LOTT, DONNELL DENIED
12-CV-1524 MARTINEZ, MANUEL DENIED
12-CV-1527 MCCOY, SCOTT DENIED
12-CV-1528 MCCOY, SCOTT DENIED
12-CV-1530 MOORE, DERRICK $12,995.72
12-CV-1533 NERI, RAUL DENIED
12-CV-1534 NICOLAY, GLENN DENIED
12-CV-1535 PASSMORE-GRISWOLD, REBECCA $5,000.00
12-CV-1536 PEREZ, ATHZIRI $963.43
12-CV-1540 REYLING, BONNIE DENIED
12-CV-1541 ROLLER, SUSANA M. DENIED
12-CV-1542 ROLLER, SUSANA M. DENIED
12-CV-1544 SHAFFER, MATHEW T. R. $639.00
12-CV-1545 SOLIS, NOEL DENIED
12-CV-1546 SOTELO, GERONIMO DENIED
12-CV-1547 TANGER, BRANDI R. $668.00
12-CV-1548 TAPIA, ALFREDO DENIED
12-CV-1549 TATE, TEKEYLA DENIED
12-CV-1552 THORNTON, EDWIN DENIED
12-CV-1554 VILLACIS, ANGIE R. DENIED
12-CV-1556 WALSH, AARON A. DENIED
12-CV-1557 WEGER, CHRISTOPHER DENIED
12-CV-1558 ZUBERI, ASGHAR $748.00
12-CV-1561 BRADY, WESLEY R. DENIED
12-CV-1562 COLLINS, THERESE M. DENIED
436
12-CV-1563 CUNNINGHAM, VONTE DENIED
12-CV-1564 DIAZ, ROSALVA $1,998.90
12-CV-1567 DIEGUEZ, DENA DENIED
12-CV-1568 DUCKSWORTH, MICHAEL DENIED
12-CV-1569 EDWARDS, JENNIFER DENIED
12-CV-1570 FLORES, MARISELA $1,019.03
12-CV-1571 GUTIERREZ, MARIA DENIED
12-CV-1572 MAYA, ELIZABETH $954.45
12-CV-1573 MAYA, ELIZABETH $321.37
12-CV-1574 MAYA, ELIZABETH DENIED
12-CV-1575 HENDRIX, RAVEN DENIED
12-CV-1576 MCGEE, CARLA $3,129.70
12-CV-1577 OLIVERA, CARLOS DENIED
12-CV-1579 PORTER, DEVON DENIED
12-CV-1581 RIVERA, FELIX, JR. $2,207.66
12-CV-1583 SMITH, ORA DENIED
12-CV-1584 THOMAS, WANDA $4,489.00
12-CV-1587 AMOS, JASON DENIED
12-CV-1588 ARCHER, MIGUEL DENIED
12-CV-1590 BARRION, DUPREE DENIED
12-CV-1592 FERGUSON, MARVIN E. $755.00
12-CV-1594 HALL, STEVEN D., JR. $134.00
12-CV-1597 MARTINEZ, RENE DENIED
12-CV-1598 MATA, ALEJANDRO DENIED
12-CV-1599 MINOR, ANDREW DENIED
12-CV-1601 ORTIZ, OMAR DENIED
12-CV-1602 PEREZ, ASUSENA DENIED
12-CV-1603 REEFF, JOSEPH DENIED
12-CV-1604 ROBINSON, JERMAINE DISMISSED
12-CV-1605 RODRIGUEZ, ALEXIS DENIED
12-CV-1606 RODRIGUEZ GOMEZ, ANGEL DENIED
12-CV-1607 SALGADO, JOSE $800.00
12-CV-1609 TRICOCI, VINCE DENIED
12-CV-1610 VALLE, JOSE G. $5,865.00
12-CV-1611 WILLIAMS, ROGER DISMISSED
12-CV-1612 ARMSTEAD, JOSEPH, JR. $172.52
12-CV-1613 MASON, CYNTHIA DENIED
12-CV-1614 ARMSTEAD, JOSEPH DENIED
12-CV-1615 BARLOW, DEVIN $555.54
12-CV-1616 BOYD, DAWN $27,000.00
12-CV-1618 BURGIN, MONICA DENIED
12-CV-1620 GREEN, ANDRE M. DENIED
12-CV-1622 GROWBARGER, SCOTT DENIED
12-CV-1624 JACOBS, RUSSELL $16,432.76
12-CV-1625 JACKSON, ANNE DENIED
12-CV-1627 JOHNSON, MARVIN J. DENIED
12-CV-1628 KELSEY, RICHARD DENIED
12-CV-1629 LEWIS, RASHEED DENIED
12-CV-1630 LINDSAY, MARJORIE DENIED
12-CV-1633 MOJICA, NILSA DENIED
12-CV-1635 SMITH, RONALD DENIED
12-CV-1637 THOMAS, WANDA DENIED
12-CV-1638 WAINWRIGHT, TORONA DENIED
12-CV-1641 WILLIAMS, ARSENIO $3,004.53
12-CV-1642 WILSON, JERRY $1,197.66
12-CV-1643 WISHNOFF, AARON M. DENIED
12-CV-1644 WOODS, TONETTE $237.00
12-CV-1645 ANDERSON, EDWARD DENIED
12-CV-1646 BARLOW, ELIZABETH $5,000.00
12-CV-1649 CLARK, QUENTON L. DENIED
12-CV-1650 DIXON, CHRISTINE DENIED
12-CV-1652 DOWDY, ARCHIE L. DENIED
12-CV-1654 GABRIELSEN, JAMES $5,372.28
12-CV-1658 JAUREGUI, JESUS DENIED
12-CV-1659 JOHNSON, GARY DENIED
12-CV-1660 JONES, MICHAEL R. $8,553.15
12-CV-1662 LOPEZ, HERIBERTO DENIED
12-CV-1663 MEDINA, PETER J. DENIED
12-CV-1666 RANDOLPH, JAMES $5,000.00
12-CV-1667 SANTIAGO-KEENON, CARMEN DENIED
12-CV-1669 STONE, MARLO DENIED
12-CV-1670 TEJEDA, CYNTHIA $5,000.00
12-CV-1673 VARELA REZA, ARLENE $770.00
12-CV-1674 VLAINIC, MILAN DENIED
12-CV-1675 WATKINS, JESSICA DENIED
12-CV-1679 CROFT, STEVEN $549.00
12-CV-1680 DURAN, ANDRE DENIED
12-CV-1681 FRICKS, WAYNE A., SR. & KAREN $5,000.00
12-CV-1684 GARCIA, MATILDE DISMISSED
437
12-CV-1685 GARCIA, JOSE DISMISSED
12-CV-1686 GARCIA, JOSE DISMISSED
12-CV-1688 KURTZ, ERICKA K. DENIED
12-CV-1690 PETTIGREW, ROBIN DENIED
12-CV-1691 PETTIYJOHN, KATHLEEN E. $2,020.88
12-CV-1692 REAVES, JAMALCOLM DENIED
12-CV-1693 SMITH, KERI $595.20
12-CV-1696 ALVIZURI, JUAN A. $2,171.49
12-CV-1699 CORTEZ, MARIA $1,702.00
12-CV-1700 DAVIS, TRESSIE DENIED
12-CV-1701 FLORES, AMADEO DENIED
12-CV-1702 HARDEN, JASON DENIED
12-CV-1703 HATFIELD, SHARON DENIED
12-CV-1708 ARROYO, ALEXANDER DENIED
12-CV-1710 BOLES, DONALD DENIED
12-CV-1715 GREGORY, CHRISTOPHER $10,159.60
12-CV-1716 HAMMONS, EUGENE $840.00
12-CV-1719 JONES, HAROLD DISMISSED
12-CV-1720 LEWIN, ANTOINE $12,887.12
12-CV-1721 MANZO AMEZCUA, JOSE DENIED
12-CV-1722 MICHELEK, DANIEL $935.00
12-CV-1726 ROBINSON, NICOLE $75.00
12-CV-1727 SAMPSON, NAKISHA DENIED
12-CV-1728 SMITH, CORNELL DENIED
12-CV-1729 TATE, WILLA V. $5,000.00
12-CV-1732 BAKER, MARK A. DENIED
12-CV-1733 BUCKNER, ARETHA S. DENIED
12-CV-1736 DOCKERY, MELVIN $1,237.00
12-CV-1738 GARCIA, PRUDENCIO DENIED
12-CV-1739 GLADDEN, JERRY $1,110.00
12-CV-1741 MARR, ROBERT A. $3,122.82
12-CV-1742 MARTINEZ, JULIAN DENIED
12-CV-1744 MCPHAIL, AMIE E. DENIED
12-CV-1745 NGUYEN, OANH DENIED
12-CV-1746 QUANTRELL, MELINDA $183.00
12-CV-1747 STROCCHIO, BRETT DENIED
12-CV-1748 STUDEBAKER, SMOKEY DILLON DENIED
12-CV-1750 TYDA, LAWRENCE DISMISSED
12-CV-1751 TUNSTALL, CARL $1,199.00
12-CV-1756 BAUTISTA TRUJILLO, HECTOR DENIED
12-CV-1757 BOREM, ANN MARIE $14,690.00
12-CV-1758 BROOKS, SAMANTHA $119.80
12-CV-1761 CLEMONS, ESTHER $4,986.30
12-CV-1763 DAVIS, STELLA $52.23
12-CV-1766 EDWARDS, DOROTHY DENIED
12-CV-1768 FOXX, WILLA Z. DENIED
12-CV-1770 HENDRON, BENJAMIN J. $5,562.00
12-CV-1771 HERNANDEZ, MARGARITO $4.31
12-CV-1772 HILL, CANDACE D. DENIED
12-CV-1773 KLINGEMAN, LINDSAY DENIED
12-CV-1775 LOTT, KESHIA DENIED
12-CV-1776 MISTER, EBONY DENIED
12-CV-1780 ROMAN, GIBRHANN DENIED
12-CV-1781 SHAH, JIGAR $210.00
12-CV-1783 WELLINGTON, KRISTOPHER DENIED
12-CV-1785 ZHANG, LI JIM DENIED
12-CV-1786 ANDERSON, KEVIN T. DENIED
12-CV-1787 BELTRAN, UBALDO DENIED
12-CV-1789 COOPER, MIRANDA DENIED
12-CV-1790 DAVIS, DEBRA J. $1,090.90
12-CV-1791 ESPEJEL, ANGELICA $674.11
12-CV-1793 GUTIERREZ, GUADALUPE DENIED
12-CV-1794 GIDEON, JOSEPH L. $1,161.00
12-CV-1795 HALL, WILLIAM A. $755.00
12-CV-1798 JOHNSON, KEITH DENIED
12-CV-1799 KOBRICK, FRED $5,000.00
12-CV-1801 MCKINNEY, JAZMIN B. DENIED
12-CV-1805 MOORE, LATOYA DENIED
12-CV-1806 WEINBERG, JENNIFER L. DENIED
12-CV-1808 ARNOLD, CLIFTON $100.00
12-CV-1811 DANIELS-SMITH, MINA & JELKS, ANDRE DION, SR. DENIED
12-CV-1813 DUNFORD, ANDREA S. DISMISSED
12-CV-1816 GUZMAN, JORGE $755.00
12-CV-1817 JORDAN, CALVIN J. DENIED
12-CV-1821 MORGAN, LEONARD J. DENIED
12-CV-1822 MORGAN, RONNIE DENIED
12-CV-1824 QUAIL, PHILLIP DENIED
438
12-CV-1826 RHODES, LATISHA DENIED
12-CV-1827 RODRIGUEZ, JEFFREY DENIED
12-CV-1828 ROGERS, ANTHONY DENIED
12-CV-1830 TORRES, TATIANA E. $257.14
12-CV-1833 WIRTANEN, KELLY DENIED
12-CV-1834 BASHAM, MARGARET DENIED
12-CV-1835 CACIQUE, GUILLERMINA DENIED
12-CV-1836 CACIQUE, GUILLERMINA DENIED
12-CV-1838 DANIELS, KENNETH DENIED
12-CV-1839 DIKBAS, MUSTAFA DENIED
12-CV-1840 DIKBAS, ROSANNA DENIED
12-CV-1841 DIKBAS, MUSTAFA $918.99
12-CV-1843 GRAVES, HOLLY L. DENIED
12-CV-1844 HERRON, SERGIO $515.22
12-CV-1846 LIDDELL, CRAIG $21,121.03
12-CV-1847 MAY, JACQUELYN W. DENIED
12-CV-1848 MAY, RANDALL L. DENIED
12-CV-1851 MAY, RANDALL L. $5,000.00
12-CV-1852 KORENCHUK, HILARY A. $5,000.00
12-CV-1855 MOORE, VERONICA DENIED
12-CV-1856 NASHERT, WALT DENIED
12-CV-1857 RAMIREZ, VICTOR DENIED
12-CV-1858 ROJAS, RAFAEL DENIED
12-CV-1859 WARE, RAYMOND DENIED
12-CV-1860 ZAMUDIO, VANESSA DENIED
12-CV-1861 ARCHER, MIRANDA DENIED
12-CV-1863 CHRONISTER, JUSTIN M. $18,110.56
12-CV-1864 DAVIS, BRENDA DENIED
12-CV-1865 DE LEON, JENNIFER DENIED
12-CV-1867 MADDEN, JOHN DENIED
12-CV-1869 MARTINEZ, JOSE DENIED
12-CV-1870 ROSAS GONZALEZ, DAVID DENIED
12-CV-1872 SILINSKIENE, ONUTE DENIED
12-CV-1873 SMITH, KENDALL M. DENIED
12-CV-1878 BORNZIN, DAWN R. DENIED
12-CV-1880 COLLINS, ALANNA S. DENIED
12-CV-1881 COLLINS, LINDA DENIED
12-CV-1882 CORTEZ, MANUEL DENIED
12-CV-1883 DE LA PIEDAD, WILLIAM DENIED
12-CV-1884 DOCKERY, CURTIS L. & FRAZIER, VINCENT $3,966.00
12-CV-1885 DOBBS, RUSSELL K. $2,622.70
12-CV-1886 DUNCAN, ALICIA DENIED
12-CV-1889 HAHN, DEBORAH $5,000.00
12-CV-1891 HAHN, DEBORAH DENIED
12-CV-1893 MCKINNEY, LITISEA DENIED
12-CV-1894 MELGAR, JORGE DISMISSED
12-CV-1895 MILAN, JASPER J. DENIED
12-CV-1896 RAMOS, ZOILA $766.41
12-CV-1897 THOMAS, JULIUS DENIED
12-CV-1899 YOC, NORMA AMALIA DENIED
12-CV-1900 ZICKEFOOSE, MELISSA DENIED
12-CV-1902 BAILEY, TONYA DENIED
12-CV-1904 BLUE, JERRY DENIED
12-CV-1905 CANTU, ROSEMARY DENIED
12-CV-1906 COKES, STEPHEN $2,629.93
12-CV-1908 DURST, AMY $1,144.40
12-CV-1909 GALLEGOS, JOVITA $2,343.95
12-CV-1912 INGRAM, DEVANTE DENIED
12-CV-1916 LIPSCOMB, LAPORSHA DENIED
12-CV-1917 MABRY, MARCIA DENIED
12-CV-1919 OWENS, BRANDON DENIED
12-CV-1924 SMITH, DEANDRE DENIED
12-CV-1925 STRICKLAND, TERRENCE M. DENIED
12-CV-1926 WEBB, LAMAR DENIED
12-CV-1928 WHITE, DELIA $1,988.27
12-CV-1929 XANDERS, TONY D. DENIED
12-CV-1930 CABLES, ALICE M. $1,300.00
12-CV-1933 DIFRONZO, MICHAEL A. DENIED
12-CV-1934 FERNANDEZ, ANASTACIO DENIED
12-CV-1936 JOHNSON, MICHAEL DAVID DENIED
12-CV-1938 LOPEZ, CARLOS, JR. $300.00
12-CV-1939 MORTON, GERALD A. DENIED
12-CV-1940 MORTON, SHARON M. DENIED
12-CV-1941 NEWTON, LOLA M. DENIED
12-CV-1942 ROBINSON, ROOSEVELT RECONSIDERED DENIAL
12-CV-1943 SANCHEZ, ALFONSO $1,145.00
439
12-CV-1946 THOMPSON, TAMEKA N. $1,302.01
12-CV-1950 ALLEN, PATRICIA DENIED
12-CV-1952 BEJARANO, PAOLA DENIED
12-CV-1953 BROWN, VERNAL DENIED
12-CV-1955 EALY, YVONNE D. DENIED
12-CV-1958 HARRIS, TONIKA DENIED
12-CV-1959 HAYES, STEVEN DENIED
12-CV-1960 HEARD, IFETAYO DENIED
12-CV-1962 LIZARDI, DULCE M. DENIED
12-CV-1963 MARIN-FRANCO, MARTHA $23.24
12-CV-1965 MORALES, DENISA DENIED
12-CV-1969 ROBERSON, ROBERT DENIED
12-CV-1970 STEWART, KATERA DENIED
12-CV-1971 VASQUEZ, LEO DENIED
12-CV-1972 WILLIAMS, JASON DENIED
12-CV-1974 ALSTON, BEVERLY DENIED
12-CV-1975 ANDERSON, THELMA L. DENIED
12-CV-1976 BETTS, SONYA DENIED
12-CV-1977 BETTS, SONYA DENIED
12-CV-1980 CARRAWAY, DEBORAH $5,000.00
12-CV-1982 CLESSON, MICHAEL D. DENIED
12-CV-1984 EDGERTON, JASON DENIED
12-CV-1985 GARZA, GABRIELLA $250.00
12-CV-1987 HUNT, GREGORY E., II DENIED
12-CV-1989 LOVE, MYISHA K. $136.35
12-CV-1990 MOORE, ALLEN DENIED
12-CV-1991 MUSKER, AARON M. DENIED
12-CV-1992 ORTEGA, ARMANDO DENIED
12-CV-1993 PATTERSON, BRITTANY DENIED
12-CV-1994 POLACHECK, STEFANIE $250.00
12-CV-1995 RATTLER, HERMAN DENIED
12-CV-1996 ROBERSON, ROBERT DENIED
12-CV-1998 SEAY, IRA $5,000.00
12-CV-1999 SMITH, DONYA DENIED
12-CV-2001 STONE, KRISTEL DENIED
12-CV-2002 THOMAS, GARRICK DENIED
12-CV-2003 TOLBERT, DAVID A., SR. DENIED
12-CV-2004 WILLIAMS, EBONI DENIED
12-CV-2007 BARMORE, NATASHYA $5,000.00
12-CV-2008 BATTS, CRYSTAL DENIED
12-CV-2009 BONILLA, JOSE $4,236.50
12-CV-2012 CLAYTON, TIFFANY DENIED
12-CV-2014 DAVIS, CAMISHA DENIED
12-CV-2015 DRAPER, DARRYL, JR. $1,281.00
12-CV-2020 KIDD, RUDOLPH, JR. DENIED
12-CV-2023 LOVELESS, KEVIN D. DENIED
12-CV-2024 MCBOUNDS, ARIEL DENIED
12-CV-2027 SANFILIPO, JEFFREY DENIED
12-CV-2028 SANFILIPO, NICHOLAS DENIED
12-CV-2030 THOMAS, THEO DENIED
12-CV-2032 TORTONE, MATTHEW A. DENIED
12-CV-2039 EASTERLING, MAURICE DENIED
12-CV-2040 ELAM, WILLIAM S. DENIED
12-CV-2041 FALCONI, SEGUNDO DENIED
12-CV-2042 GORDON, TREVIA $83.00
12-CV-2043 HOWARD, RICHARD $4,309.00
12-CV-2044 JACKSON, BAKARI DENIED
12-CV-2046 MCDILE, CHARLES DENIED
12-CV-2047 MULLENS, AUVON $2,178.89
12-CV-2050 PRICE, DARRIN $460.00
12-CV-2051 SCOTT, TIFFANY DENIED
12-CV-2052 SMITH, LESLIE DENIED
12-CV-2056 VANN, SANDRA DENIED
12-CV-2060 BARNHART, BROCK J. DENIED
12-CV-2062 BOYCE, CHERYL $4,775.00
12-CV-2065 CARTER, RONDELL L. DENIED
12-CV-2072 GRACIA, FRANCOISE DENIED
12-CV-2073 HUDSON, HERBERT DENIED
12-CV-2075 MITCHELL, MARLIN L. $50.00
12-CV-2080 VARGAS, ROGELIO DENIED
12-CV-2082 BELL, JENNIFER & BURKS, PATRICIA & ANDING, SYLVIA DENIED
12-CV-2084 DOWNS, JOSEPH $1,832.00
12-CV-2087 MARTINEZ, MERCEDES DENIED
12-CV-2088 MLEKUSH, JOEL DENIED
440
12-CV-2089 NERECENA, SHERYL L. $1,252.46
12-CV-2093 QUIROZ, YANCARLOS DENIED
12-CV-2098 CARDENAS, EDUARDO DENIED
12-CV-2100 DE JESUS NOVA, MIGUEL DENIED
12-CV-2101 FUENTES, RAFAEL DENIED
12-CV-2104 JACKSON, MICHAEL DENIED
12-CV-2105 MARTINEZ, MARTIN DENIED
12-CV-2111 SCATES, LOLA DENIED
12-CV-2112 SURRATT, JOSHUA M. $890.00
12-CV-2114 WIMER, REBECCA DENIED
12-CV-2115 WOOTEN, RACHELL DENIED
12-CV-2116 WOOTEN, RACHELL DENIED
12-CV-2122 BEALS, PERRY R. DENIED
12-CV-2123 BONNER, TIFFANY DENIED
12-CV-2125 GARCIA BUCIO, MARIO DENIED
12-CV-2126 GRUNKE, JOSEPH $4,021.25
12-CV-2127 LAWSON, ROOSEVELT $3,644.00
12-CV-2133 VAZQUEZ, ANGEL DENIED
12-CV-2137 CARRENO, DAVID DENIED
12-CV-2138 DAVIS, SHIRLEY M. DENIED
12-CV-2139 DIAZ, ABEL DENIED
12-CV-2140 DIAZ, LINO $2,586.00
12-CV-2142 GAMINO, MARIA G. DENIED
12-CV-2148 LINNABARY, MARSHA DENIED
12-CV-2149 LOPEZ, JOSE DENIED
12-CV-2152 RAMIREZ, RUDOLFO DENIED
12-CV-2157 SANTOS, NEFTALI DENIED
12-CV-2158 SATTERFIELD, ROBERT DENIED
12-CV-2159 SAYLES, RICHARD DENIED
12-CV-2160 SYKES, ROBERT $14.35
12-CV-2162 VAN DUYNE, HAROLD, JR. DENIED
12-CV-2164 WELLS, DENNIS DENIED
12-CV-2165 BURTNER, MARY C. DENIED
12-CV-2170 HARDY, KEENAN, SR. DENIED
12-CV-2171 HERNANDEZ, VICTOR DENIED
12-CV-2172 WILSON, TAUREAN DENIED
12-CV-2173 LANDECHO, YESENIA DENIED
12-CV-2174 LOVE, TRACY DENIED
12-CV-2177 MILES, ROBERT DENIED
12-CV-2179 PRYOR, MICHAEL DENIED
12-CV-2182 RUIZ, MARILYN DENIED
12-CV-2183 STAVROPOULOS, DAVID C. DENIED
12-CV-2188 CHAMPION, SUSAN M. DENIED
12-CV-2189 CHMELAR, CAROL E. $150.00
12-CV-2190 EUELL, MAURICE DENIED
12-CV-2192 GOOD, CASSY $5,302.76
12-CV-2197 MENDOZA, ABRAHAM DENIED
12-CV-2199 SANDERS, LARRY DENIED
12-CV-2201 WILSON, CANDACE DENIED
12-CV-2202 BROWN, EBONY L. DENIED
12-CV-2203 DEHOYOS, BEATRIS DENIED
12-CV-2205 HILL, TRINA DENIED
12-CV-2208 CAPACCIOLI, KYLI DENIED
12-CV-2211 KENSATON, RONALD A. DENIED
12-CV-2212 LUNA, SANDRA C. DENIED
12-CV-2215 MITCHELL, KEVIN DENIED
12-CV-2216 MOLINAR, JOHN M. $27,000.00
12-CV-2217 PRATER, VANESSA DENIED
12-CV-2218 PUGH, AUGUSTA DENIED
12-CV-2219 REDELL, KURTIS M. DENIED
12-CV-2220 REED, MICHAEL DENIED
12-CV-2221 REED, MICHAEL DENIED
12-CV-2224 SANDERS, VICTORIA M. DENIED
12-CV-2225 VALDEZ, ALEJANDRO $5,886.80
12-CV-2227 VILLAGRAN-CALDERON, JORGE E. $4,535.76
12-CV-2230 WOODS, DARIUS DENIED
12-CV-2231 ALAMO, LETICIA L. DENIED
12-CV-2232 ALAMO, LETICIA L. DENIED
12-CV-2235 HARBIN, CAMERON DENIED
12-CV-2236 LYONS, CHEKITA DENIED
12-CV-2237 MUNOZ, JOANNA $755.00
12-CV-2243 ZUTSHI, KARTIKEYA $590.45
12-CV-2248 DUNN, GLORIA D. DENIED
12-CV-2249 MCGHEE, JUSTIN C. DENIED
12-CV-2250 GARRARD, CHERYL L. DENIED
12-CV-2251 GUILLEN-TELLEZ, MARIO DENIED
12-CV-2252 HANCOCK, CARLISS $3,245.42
12-CV-2253 HAYES, SERENA DENIED
12-CV-2258 KALLERUD, CAILEY $1,280.00
441
12-CV-2259 LOVERA, TIMOTHY P. DENIED
12-CV-2261 RUBIN, SUZANNE DENIED
12-CV-2269 VILLAMIL, ROBERT E. DENIED
12-CV-2270 BELL, KEJUAN DENIED
12-CV-2273 FORD, PHILLIP G. $1,495.22
12-CV-2274 GARZA, LAURA DENIED
12-CV-2276 GUTHRIE, LESLIE $3,565.00
12-CV-2278 HENDRICKS, GREGORY F. DENIED
12-CV-2279 HIGHTOWER, CORDERO DENIED
12-CV-2281 MARTINEZ, RICARDO DENIED
12-CV-2282 MCDONALD, GINA DENIED
12-CV-2284 QAHWUJI, GHIATH DENIED
12-CV-2286 SMITH, SHERMAN, JR. DENIED
12-CV-2287 WATSON, RICHARD J. DENIED
12-CV-2288 WATSON, RICHARD J. DISMISSED
12-CV-2289 WILKINSON, ZELEAKA M. & HOBBS, BARBARA $2,605.00
12-CV-2290 ADAMS, CURTIS DENIED
12-CV-2291 ALARCON, JESUS DENIED
12-CV-2292 AYERS, COURTNEY DENIED
12-CV-2293 BASS, MICHAEL DENIED
12-CV-2294 BRADSHAW, BRANDON DENIED
12-CV-2295 BROWN, MYLES $1,082.85
12-CV-2296 BURTON, QUAMAL DENIED
12-CV-2297 CRISTOBAL, OMAR $965.00
12-CV-2298 DARLING, DAVID L. DENIED
12-CV-2301 DELL, EDDIE, JR. DENIED
12-CV-2304 JONES-NICKASON, JELSECA DENIED
12-CV-2305 LINDSEY, DAVID DENIED
12-CV-2306 LOPEZ, JESUS DENIED
12-CV-2307 MAGANA, JOSE D. $3,750.00
12-CV-2308 MARTINEZ, HOMERO $3,529.00
12-CV-2309 MARTINEZ, JULIAN DENIED
12-CV-2311 PANO, MIRIAM DENIED
12-CV-2312 PARK, TAMMY DENIED
12-CV-2314 RODRIGUEZ, EMMANUEL DENIED
12-CV-2320 WOODS, SHALYN DENIED
12-CV-2321 ABBS, JOSEPH DENIED
12-CV-2325 BAWDER, CHAD DENIED
12-CV-2326 BROWN, JOHNNIE $228.08
12-CV-2327 CAMPBELL, TAKESHA $5,000.00
12-CV-2328 CLODFELDER, JERRY DENIED
12-CV-2331 GORDON, CHARLOTTE $824.97
12-CV-2332 GRAMM, BROOKE DENIED
12-CV-2336 HAYES, TRACY $2,411.42
12-CV-2337 HORTON, TIMOTHY $9,506.10
12-CV-2341 LEGO, BRIAN DENIED
12-CV-2342 MCDONOUGH, CHELSEA DENIED
12-CV-2343 MCNEAL, DENISE DENIED
12-CV-2346 ORDONEZ, JULIA DENIED
12-CV-2347 PRYOR, NANCY $740.00
12-CV-2354 GUMIENSKI, JOSEPH $100.00
12-CV-2355 HUGHES, CONTRAIL DENIED
12-CV-2357 LUNA, CARLOS, JR. DENIED
12-CV-2358 NICKLAS, ALEXANDER DENIED
12-CV-2362 WALKER, DYWANE $4,489.00
12-CV-2364 YOUNGBLOOD, MICHAEL DENIED
12-CV-2365 ZHUANG, HONG C. DENIED
12-CV-2366 ALDERSON, KATHERINE DENIED
12-CV-2367 BOZICH, KIMBERLY L. $4,682.61
12-CV-2369 BRYANT, JORGE DENIED
12-CV-2374 DIXON, JOSEPH DENIED
12-CV-2378 GINES, SIDNEY DENIED
12-CV-2384 LOJDL, MICHAEL $20.00
12-CV-2385 LORENZANA, ARMANDO $436.76
12-CV-2387 BRYANT, TERRY C. DENIED
12-CV-2389 CRUZ-LOPEZ, MARTHO DENIED
12-CV-2401 PATTERSON, MILTON $5,000.00
12-CV-2407 RICKETT, CLAUDIE E. DENIED
12-CV-2409 ROWE, EBONIE DENIED
12-CV-2410 ROZIER, CELESTE $5,000.00
12-CV-2412 SALGADO, JONATHAN DENIED
12-CV-2421 BASS, MICHELLE & CLARKE, TERRA & SIMS, METTIE DENIED
12-CV-2422 BEACH, DESIREE DENIED
12-CV-2430 OLAWOLE, IFEDAYO DENIED
12-CV-2433 REYNOLDS, DARIUS $3,982.00
12-CV-2435 THOMAS, WANDA DENIED
12-CV-2438 BOYD, TANTIANA DENIED
12-CV-2440 CAMPOS, EDUARDO DENIED
12-CV-2441 CARLESS, TRACY C., JR. DENIED
442
12-CV-2447 JORDAN, SHANNON DENIED
12-CV-2448 LONG, RAVEN DENIED
12-CV-2452 MEZA, JOSEPH DENIED
12-CV-2453 POLLY, MARGIE DENIED
12-CV-2458 WALDROW, JUDITH M. DENIED
12-CV-2461 BERG, JOHN $8,605.34
12-CV-2463 CHO, SUSAN DENIED
12-CV-2471 MARTINEZ, LOLA DENIED
12-CV-2472 MCGEE, RIAN L. $3,897.98
12-CV-2473 MILLER, SHARONE DENIED
12-CV-2474 REYES-CRUZ, MARIA GUADALUPE DENIED
12-CV-2475 ROCKETT, JUAN $15,277.24
12-CV-2476 STEEVES, AMANDA DENIED
12-CV-2478 WILSON, MAXCINE DENIED
12-CV-2479 ASHLEY, LAURIE DENIED
12-CV-2484 CHESS. DEONTRE DENIED
12-CV-2485 CIUPEIU, LUZ E. $5,000.00
12-CV-2487 CORNEGLIO, NICOLE DENIED
12-CV-2494 GONNIGAN, JEROME DENIED
12-CV-2500 KUCK, JOHN $155.00
12-CV-2502 LEE, DON DENIED
12-CV-2506 MOORE, RUTH A. DENIED
12-CV-2507 MORGAN, LARRY DENIED
12-CV-2510 NEWSON, MARGARET DENIED
12-CV-2524 JONES, DEVON DENIED
12-CV-2525 KING, MICHAEL DENIED
12-CV-2526 MENTADO, TOMAS $755.00
12-CV-2527 MEYERS, CINDY DENIED
12-CV-2528 PEREZ, FLORA DENIED
12-CV-2531 PRESSEY, PAULETTE DENIED
12-CV-2532 PRUITT, DARRWYN $2,956.00
12-CV-2534 SANCHEZ, JOSE A., JR. DENIED
12-CV-2535 SAWYER, THOMAS S. DENIED
12-CV-2539 SMITH, SHANATRA DENIED
12-CV-2540 SNOWTON, VICENT DENIED
12-CV-2541 TAYLOR, DELORES DENIED
12-CV-2542 VILLANUEVA, ANGELO DENIED
12-CV-2545 WALKER, JOHNANITA DENIED
12-CV-2551 BURKHART, JESSICA DENIED
12-CV-2554 DUNNING, CARIE DENIED
12-CV-2557 HEMPHILL, ANGLEY DENIED
12-CV-2558 JONES, JO ANN $1,691.50
12-CV-2561 MCCASKILL, ANDRE DENIED
12-CV-2562 PENDLEY, BOBBI DENIED
12-CV-2563 RUDOLPH, HARRY $935.00
12-CV-2567 WHITE, NICOLE DENIED
12-CV-2570 WILSON, DARRYL DENIED
12-CV-2575 GUY, JERMAINE DENIED
12-CV-2577 JOHNSTON, CARRIE $1,131.00
12-CV-2578 KERN, LINDA $571.50
12-CV-2583 SANCHEZ, PEDRO DENIED
12-CV-2585 VASQUEZ, SAUL $3,437.50
12-CV-2588 AGUILAR, GABRIEL DENIED
12-CV-2590 CARTER, ANTWAN DENIED
12-CV-2591 BROWN, JESSE L., SR. DENIED
12-CV-2593 JEFFERSON, DEBBIE L. DENIED
12-CV-2595 JOHNSON, HELEN DENIED
12-CV-2597 MCCLAIN-SPARKMAN, HENDRIA $5,000.00
12-CV-2599 RIVERA, SERAFIN $1,339.35
12-CV-2601 WOODS, CHANTEL DENIED
12-CV-2602 AIMONE, AMANDA DENIED
12-CV-2606 DIAZ, ROBERT $770.00
12-CV-2610 FRICKS, KAREN DENIED
12-CV-2611 FRICKS, WAYNE A., SR. DENIED
12-CV-2617 HOPE, FATIMA DENIED
12-CV-2620 LONG, BRENNAN DENIED
12-CV-2622 MARTIN, CHRISTOPHER J. DENIED
12-CV-2624 OMANN, TRACEY DENIED
12-CV-2630 ROMERO, JOSE G. DENIED
12-CV-2632 SHUMAKER, SHELLEY $133.98
12-CV-2638 CONTRERAS, RAUL DENIED
12-CV-2644 GARCIA, CARLOS DENIED
12-CV-2645 GONZALEZ, SARA $356.64
12-CV-2650 LOTT, MICHAEL R. DENIED
12-CV-2658 PICHON, JESSICA DENIED
12-CV-2659 RODRIGUEZ, ADAM DENIED
12-CV-2665 ALLEN, KARLA R. $2,941.90
12-CV-2671 GREEN, KARLTON $146.85
12-CV-2674 PINEDA, OLGA $5,000.00
443
12-CV-2675 POLINSKA, MALGORZATA $212.00
12-CV-2678 RILEY-BURKE, PROFETIZA P. DENIED
12-CV-2683 CONTRERAS, ADRIANA DENIED
12-CV-2687 FRANCO, AURORA $5,000.00
12-CV-2689 MANZANO, MIGUEL DENIED
12-CV-2690 MAROCSIK, PATRICIA DENIED
12-CV-2693 PIZARRO, ANTHONY DENIED
12-CV-2694 RODRIGUEZ, ELIAS DENIED
12-CV-2697 TORIBIO, ABRAHAM DENIED
12-CV-2699 VAN NEST, STEVEN DENIED
12-CV-2712 PAUL, JOHN E. DENIED
12-CV-2715 ROBINSON, LISA DENIED
12-CV-2718 WHITWORTH, BRIAN DENIED
12-CV-2720 ANDERSON, SHAWN DENIED
12-CV-2721 BEYAH, RASHEEDAH DENIED
12-CV-2734 HINCHEE, LUKE $1,872.44
12-CV-2740 MIRON, CORNELIU DENIED
12-CV-2743 PILGER, RICHARD P. DENIED
12-CV-2749 SANDERS, GLENDA R. DENIED
12-CV-2754 WADE, ALONZO DENIED
12-CV-2755 ALVAREZ, JOSE DENIED
12-CV-2758 CASTANEDA-LOPEZ, ALEJANDRO $880.00
12-CV-2759 CHAMBERLAIN, DAMON $2,287.22
12-CV-2761 COX, JESSE DENIED
12-CV-2764 DAVIS, PAUL DENIED
12-CV-2765 DAVIS, TYRONE DENIED
12-CV-2767 FREDERICK, AUSTIN D. DENIED
12-CV-2768 GALLARZO, GILBERT DENIED
12-CV-2772 HARPER, HANNAH $1,561.14
12-CV-2775 HARRISON, MARVIN DENIED
12-CV-2776 JOHNSON, JASMINE DENIED
12-CV-2777 KEY, DANIELLE M. DENIED
12-CV-2781 PEREZ, NANCY DENIED
12-CV-2782 PRICE, NELSON DENIED
12-CV-2788 WALTON, QUINCY DENIED
12-CV-2791 WEISINGER, JOSEPH DENIED
12-CV-2794 WOOD, JAMES, III DENIED
12-CV-2796 BROWN, TYLER M. $855.00
12-CV-2805 WHITE, MARC DENIED
12-CV-2815 MATTEUCCI, TIMOTHY DENIED
12-CV-2817 WELLS, LAURENA DENIED
12-CV-2819 ARRINGTON, ANTWON $2,454.00
12-CV-2821 CHANAYEM, SAMIRA DENIED
12-CV-2823 FARFAN, JESSICA DENIED
12-CV-2826 KNOWLES, FRED DENIED
12-CV-2829 BEARD, ALEXANDER DENIED
12-CV-2839 JENSEN, CAROL DENIED
12-CV-2845 ROZEK, DONNA DENIED
12-CV-2847 SANTIAGO, JESUS DENIED
12-CV-2851 ATCHLEY, DANNY DENIED
12-CV-2852 BENITEZ, ROGELIO DENIED
12-CV-2853 BINGHAM, NOVELLA DENIED
12-CV-2857 COLLEY, JAMES W., JR. DENIED
12-CV-2861 GOETT, AMY DENIED
12-CV-2864 HARRIS, JOHNNY DENIED
12-CV-2867 HYLES, LILJERRY L. DENIED
12-CV-2868 ISSA, ISSA DENIED
12-CV-2871 MOORE, VERONICA DENIED
12-CV-2874 NIXON, PATRICIA DENIED
12-CV-2875 SHAFER, MITCHEL W. DENIED
12-CV-2880 VARGAS, GABRIEL DENIED
12-CV-2886 DIAZ DELEON, MAYA DENIED
12-CV-2894 WU, JIASHENG DENIED
12-CV-2897 COTTON, STEVEN DENIED
12-CV-2901 JOHNSON, DEOLONTE DISMISSED
12-CV-2905 LUNKENHEIMER, RICHARD L. $203.53
12-CV-2909 MUNCH, ERIK C. $4,635.74
12-CV-2921 JOHNSON, KRYSTAL DENIED
12-CV-2923 LOVE, CORDELLRO $27,000.00
12-CV-2926 MOORE, ARLENE DENIED
12-CV-2934 RYNDAK, PARKER DENIED
12-CV-2940 WILLIAMS, ROBERT DENIED
12-CV-2941 BURROWS, LATONNA DENIED
12-CV-2942 COTTON. JAMEKIA D. DENIED
12-CV-2943 GRACIA, FRANCOISE DENIED
12-CV-2944 HAYWOOD, MARQUIS $5,229.52
12-CV-2946 MELVIN, CLIFFORD $2,104.25
12-CV-2947 TOWNSEL, JEROME D. DENIED
12-CV-2949 WEST, TAMARA DENIED
12-CV-2950 ALVAREZ, FRANCISCO $88.11
12-CV-2954 GREENSTEIN, MORRIS $3,280.44
444
12-CV-2959 REDMOND, JON DENIED
12-CV-2960 SEAY, IRA DENIED
12-CV-2961 WALLACE, VELEDA DENIED
12-CV-2962 WILLIAMS, JOHN DENIED
12-CV-2965 ANNORENO, JOHN P. DISMISSED
12-CV-2968 BALL, DAVID DENIED
12-CV-2971 CHESTER, THEO DENIED
12-CV-2972 COLEMAN, OLA D. DENIED
12-CV-2975 CUNNINGHAM, SEAN DENIED
12-CV-2976 EDWARDS, CORNELIUS DENIED
12-CV-2978 GARCIA, ERWIN $150.00
12-CV-2982 REDDING, NAOMI DENIED
12-CV-2993 GARZA, LAURA DENIED
12-CV-3002 INGRAM, KRISTEN DENIED
12-CV-3005 JONES, AMBER DENIED
12-CV-3009 MILLER, DEVIN $1,767.99
12-CV-3010 NAVA, DAVIEL DENIED
12-CV-3018 SMITH, MARCELL DENIED
12-CV-3021 WESTBROOKS, FELICIA DENIED
12-CV-3028 GLOSSER, JEREMIE DENIED
12-CV-3029 HICKS, JEROME DENIED
12-CV-3031 HWANG, PETER $50.00
12-CV-3033 JOHNSON, HELEN DENIED
12-CV-3034 LEWIS, DONOVAN $982.00
12-CV-3037 MACKEY, MARLA DENIED
12-CV-3050 SCOTT, KEVIN DENIED
12-CV-3053 WALKER, ELVIRA $5,000.00
12-CV-3055 WILLIAMS, WILLIE $233.37
12-CV-3058 BLACK, TAWANA DENIED
12-CV-3061 CONLEY, CHARLES DENIED
12-CV-3063 DAVIS, MARCUS DENIED
12-CV-3064 ESPARZA, ULYSSES DENIED
12-CV-3077 VILLALOBOS, ANGEL DENIED
12-CV-3078 WEEDEN, ANTOINE DENIED
12-CV-3080 ANDERS, CIDNEY DENIED
12-CV-3084 BROWN, BRANDON $150.00
12-CV-3088 FIGUEROA, DELINDA DENIED
12-CV-3090 KROUPA, DANIEL J. $785.00
12-CV-3099 RICHARDSON, ANDREW L. DENIED
12-CV-3100 SALMEN, KRISTINE $348.00
12-CV-3102 WATERS, GERALD DENIED
12-CV-3106 CALHOUN, SAMARA DENIED
12-CV-3112 ESCOBAR, ANTONIO O. DENIED
12-CV-3113 FLOWERS, WILLIS DENIED
12-CV-3115 GITTERLE, LOUIS DENIED
12-CV-3116 JACKSON, JOCELYN DENIED
12-CV-3117 JONES, ANGELA DISMISSED
12-CV-3119 LARRY, SHAUN $27,000.00
12-CV-3120 LOWE, CHARLES DENIED
12-CV-3122 MARIN, GABRIEL DENIED
12-CV-3129 RAMEY, SHARON A. $5,000.00
12-CV-3130 RAMEY, SHARON A. $5,000.00
12-CV-3131 RAMEY, SHARON A. $5,000.00
12-CV-3132 REED, BRIAN DENIED
12-CV-3135 SMITH, LETESHA DENIED
12-CV-3142 BURGOS-BENAVIDES, ANNEL DENIED
12-CV-3144 MOAT, WILLIAM DENIED
12-CV-3147 SEAY, TAMIKYO DENIED
12-CV-3154 ALDRIDGE, DEVIN DENIED
12-CV-3163 CHANDLER, STEPHAN DENIED
12-CV-3164 COLLIER, MENTRELL DENIED
12-CV-3166 FULLER, BILLY DENIED
12-CV-3174 JORDAN, RODNEY DENIED
12-CV-3175 LANAGAN, CASSANDRA DENIED
12-CV-3184 MOORE, BRODERICK DENIED
12-CV-3186 NISSEN, KRISTINE L. DENIED
12-CV-3203 JOHNSON, DARRYL DENIED
12-CV-3207 LISOWSKA, DIANA DENIED
12-CV-3210 MOORE, TIANA DENIED
12-CV-3211 MYATT, CHADANA DENIED
12-CV-3212 ORTON, RACHEL DENIED
12-CV-3219 BARAJAS, LUIS $3,499.41
12-CV-3221 BLAKE, JUSTICE DENIED
12-CV-3223 COSEY, BRENDAN DENIED
12-CV-3236 LACH, TINA M. DENIED
12-CV-3241 SCOTT, KEJUAN DENIED
12-CV-3250 DAVIS, BILLY DENIED
12-CV-3251 DAVIS, DARLA J. DENIED
445
12-CV-3254 GASTON, THOMAS DENIED
12-CV-3256 KARTHEISER, BETH ANN DENIED
12-CV-3257 KARTHEISER, BETH ANN DENIED
12-CV-3260 MAMADOU, BUKURU DENIED
12-CV-3262 MARTIN, SHAMEIKA DENIED
12-CV-3268 SCOTT, JOHNATHAN DENIED
12-CV-3273 BRAMER, KATE $2,119.85
12-CV-3278 MADDOX, JEWEL DENIED
12-CV-3279 MERRILL, RONDA $721.00
12-CV-3284 BRITTON, YOLANDA DENIED
12-CV-3292 TREVINO, FELICIA DENIED
12-CV-3297 IAFIGLIOLA, CARRIE DENIED
12-CV-3300 RAYMOND, DIANE DENIED
12-CV-3309 BELL, ARNITA B. $5,000.00
12-CV-3310 BERGER, GARY M. DENIED
12-CV-3312 COBLE, APRIL DENIED
12-CV-3327 WATTS, WILLIAM, JR. DENIED
12-CV-3331 CARR, VIRGINIA D. DENIED
12-CV-3332 CHANDLER, RASHEK DENIED
12-CV-3343 LUTZ, SHEENA J. DENIED
12-CV-3347 ORTIZ, VICTOR HUGO DENIED
12-CV-3348 OWENS, JILL DENIED
12-CV-3355 WASHINGTON, MARCUS DENIED
12-CV-3386 SPIRES, JEANETTE DENIED
12-CV-3389 WHITE, ISIAH DENIED
12-CV-3390 WHITLE, JON E. D. DENIED
12-CV-3395 BARRAZA, JOSE DENIED
12-CV-3405 HICKS, VIC L. DENIED
12-CV-3420 BROWN, CHARLES DENIED
12-CV-3422 BROWN, STEPHANIE DENIED
12-CV-3426 GALLEGOS, JOVITA $1,560.00
12-CV-3434 MOTLEY, ANTHONY DENIED
12-CV-3441 REYES-CRUZ, MARIA GUADALUPE DENIED
12-CV-3455 CONTRERAS, SARAH $1,347.00
12-CV-3463 MEYN, RACHEL DENIED
12-CV-3468 PINKSTON, CHARLES L., JR. DENIED
12-CV-3470 SANCHEZ, GRISELDA DENIED
12-CV-3471 SANCHEZ, GRISELDA DENIED
12-CV-3507 ORLOWSKI, ROBERT DENIED
12-CV-3512 STETSYUK, NATALIYA DISMISSED
12-CV-3528 REYNOLDS, DARIUS DENIED
12-CV-3531 SMITH, MAURICE DENIED
12-CV-3533 WILIAMS, PAIGE DENIED
12-CV-3547 MARSZALEK, KRYSTYNA DENIED
12-CV-3551 REED, DEBRA DENIED
12-CV-3552 ROBINSON, DAMIEN DENIED
12-CV-3557 BARKER, ERICA M. DENIED
12-CV-3558 COLLINS, LA QUOI DENIED
12-CV-3565 HUDLUN, JOSHUA DENIED
12-CV-3567 LANHAM, RICHARD DENIED
12-CV-3584 HU, YICHEN DENIED
12-CV-3594 WATSON, MARCUS DENIED
12-CV-3598 BROWN, CARL DENIED
12-CV-3600 FAULKNER, ELIZABETH DENIED
12-CV-3613 TAYLOR, THERESSA DENIED
12-CV-3619 BURBRIDGE, BRENT DENIED
12-CV-3622 CROSS, ALAN L. DENIED
12-CV-3623 FESSLER, ERIN DENIED
12-CV-3643 TORRES, SONIA DISMISSED
12-CV-3647 BARNHART, JACOB DENIED
12-CV-3649 EARLE, MARC, JR. DENIED
12-CV-3664 JEFFERSON, MARGARET DENIED
12-CV-3709 GONNIGAN, JEROME T. DENIED
12-CV-3729 BAILEY, ALPHONSO DENIED
12-CV-3733 SANTIAGO, ROGER M. DISMISSED
12-CV-3734 SHELTON, LYNNSEY $586.02
12-CV-3736 WAUGH, NORMAN Q. DENIED
12-CV-3744 KING, BELINDA DENIED
12-CV-3753 WILLIAMS, REV. STANLEY T. DENIED
12-CV-3759 MORENO, HOMER $391.00
12-CV-3760 THOMAS, QUINTELLA DENIED
12-CV-3768 SELAK, HARIS DENIED
12-CV-3770 WILLIS, KEONA DENIED
12-CV-3781 HAYES, ASA V. DENIED
12-CV-3809 SIMS, NANCY DENIED
12-CV-3815 EDWARDS, VINCE DENIED
12-CV-3852 VORA, VIRAJ DENIED
12-CV-3899 ALLEN, KARLA R. DENIED
12-CV-3930 BROWN, CASH DENIED
12-CV-4042 HUDSON, AMANDA DENIED
12-CV-4058 SEREETER, ERDENBILEG DISMISSED
446
12-CV-4209 JONES, JOHN DISMISSED
12-CV-4437 LARRY, ELTERMEAS $7,760.59

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REPORTS

Cases Argued and Determined

For: Fiscal Year 2012---July 1, 2011 – June 30, 2012

Printed by authority of the State of Illinois

Printed by authority of the State of Illinois – June 2015 - 1 - CC-103

ROBERT J. SPRAGUE, Chief Justice

PETER J. BIRNBAUM, Judge MARY PATRICIA BURNS, Judge

NORMA F. JANN, Judge GERALD KUBASIAK, Judge

ROBERT J. STEFFEN, Judge DONALD STORINO, Judge

JOSEPH J. CAVANAUGH LLOYD CUETO

MAZIE HARRIS MARITZA MARTINEZ

LAURIE MIKVA LOURDES MONTEAGUDO

PATRICIA MURPHY DAVID NEAL

MARY T. NICOLAU DAVID REID

ELIZABETH M. ROCHFORD DAVID RODRIGUEZ

HERBERT ROSENBURG RONALD SERPICO

PATRICK T. TIMONEY THOMAS YSURSA

Fiscal Year 2012

Officers of the Court ..................................................................................................... 3

Table of Contents .......................................................................................................... 6

Opinions Published in Full ........................................................................................ 127

Law Enforcement Officers, Civil

Military Line of Duty Awards ................................................................................... 321

Miscellaneous Awards................................................................................................ 322

Miscellaneous Denied and Dismissed Claims ........................................................... 324

Contracts--Lapsed Appropriations ............................................................................ 338

Public Aid and Medical Vendor Awards ................................................................... 372

Prisoners and Inmates--Missing

Crime Victims Compensation

Fiscal Year 2012

(July 1, 2011 to June 30, 2012)

A & A EQUIPMENT SUPPLY 12CC1403

CASES ARGUED AND DETERMINED

IN THE COURT OF CLAIMS

OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS

FISCAL YEAR 2012

(July 1, 2011 thru June 30, 2012)

STEVE and MARTHA HARSCH, et al., Claimants, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, OFFICE

Opinion filed October 4, 2011

WILLIAM THOMAS, Counsel for Claimant

If a corporate fiduciary refuses or neglects to make a required statement of condition or

holder's or corporate funds.

signatory on the Escrow Account.

Instead, Intercounty provided Intrust with monthly spreadsheets prepared by Intercounty or

deposited by Intrust with Intercounty.

In connection with OBRE's duties they conducted a general examination on Intrust at

and disagreed with the comments.

and without effectuating an inspection or appraisal of the collateral.

constituted a patent weakness in account administration.1

leaving a balance of $45,949.24.

Sometime thereafter Claimants' accounts at Intrust were frozen. Approximately $4 million

given leave by the Chancery Court to separately file this action.

the Commissioner to take action should it be determined that a violation exists.

Securities Litigation, 478 F. Supp. 210 (E.D.N.Y. 1979).

aware of the following:

signatory on the escrow account.

registered officers and directors of Intercounty.

accounts. Intrust disagreed with the comments.

information on the debtor and without an inspection or appraisal of any collateral.

commingling trust assets with affiliate's assets.

8. In the 1997 examination report, OBRE commented Intrust's regular business

basic fiduciary duty to safely control the depositors' funds.