Lawsuits filed and complaints listed in county court notices
Multiple filings announced for February and February 24 to 25 across Jackson County, Mississippi? Illinois? including: Karen Melvin vs Lee Hargett over a collision with Mandy Powell lacking license. Stacy Neal vs Michael John Easley over $11,700, seeking full amount plus attorney fees. U S Bank Association foreclosure on Steven Pyles et al. at 404 Lucier St Murphysboro. Fifth Third Bank vs Nestor Maciel for $7,270.39. Housing Authority of Jackson County vs Cameron and April Rice for unlawful possession. First Resolution Investment Corp. vs Michael Hoefke for $6,930.82. Commerce Bank vs Thomas A. Mitchell for $7,226.70. Green Tree Servicing replevin against Andy Morrison. Jim and Cindy Whitley vs Fred Cripps over a Paradise Acres motocross track injury. Ada C. Mays Estate vs Jason Shelton for forcible entry and detainer. Jane Koustik vs Union County Hospital District over a safety railing lapse. Crain Funeral Home vs Doris Bigham. Connie Lingle vs Ed and Annette Meredith. Jim Etherton Rentals vs Elizabeth Hayden for eviction. Toyota Credit Corp actions against Adam Congiardo and James Brown. Ralph Lippold vs Brandon G. Russell for over $50,000. Evelyn Bayles and Stephaney Stroud vs Robert Pennell on three counts including personal injury and property damage with jury demand.
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Karen Melvin
Lee Hargett
Mandy Powell
Stacy Neal
Michael John Easley
Fifth Third Bank
Nestor Maciel
Housing Authority of
County of Jackson
Cameron
April Rice
S. Fifth St
Ava
Etia
Ada C. Mays
Sherman L. Mays
Jason Shelton
Douglas St
Anna
Jane Koustik
Union County Hospital
Crain Funeral Home
Doris Bigham
Ralph G. Lippold
Brandon G. Russell
Evelyn Bayles
Stephaney Stroud
Robert Pennell
Evel Bayles
Grand Tower meth indictments begin
Grand Tower man James D. Clover, 38, was indicted by a federal grand jury on conspiracy to manufacture 50 grams or more of methamphetamine. The case, tied to activity between February 2002 and February 2004, carries penalties up to 40 years, $2 million fine, and four years supervised release. Libbert, 23, and Phelps, 27, both of Grand Tower, are detained pending bond hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua T. Smith
William E. Golliher
Grand Tower
Clover
Smith
Jackson County Sheriff's Department
Southern Ilinois Enforcement Group
Drug Enforcement Administration
Jackson County Project Safe Neighborhood Initiative
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Jackson County
James R. Kerley
Jennie Crenshaw
David W. Watt, Jr
Plumbers & Pipefitters
Friends
Teresa E. Vogt
Tan
Public Defender’s Office
Teel Ae Art
Teresa Vogt
Jennie Crawshaw
Teresa
Offira
Aaa
W. Charles
Chuck” Grace
State Bar
Jackson County State’s Attorney
U.S. Attorney For the
Southern District of Illinois
Chuck Grace
Illinois Committee For Honest Government
Laborer’s International
Operating Engineers
Fraternal Order of Police
Lodge 117
Citizens For Grace
State Board of Elections
Springfield
Illinois
Walnut Street
Murphysboro
Franklin County
Jackson County Chanceries
U.S. Bank Assn
Steven Pyles
Beverly Pyles
Brenda Lipe
Joyce Hale
Lucier St
First Resolution Investment Corp
Michael Hoefke
Commerce Bank
Thomas A. Mitchell
Johnson County
Green Tree Servicing, LLC
Green Tree Financial Servicing Corp
Andy R. Morrison
Replevin
Perry County
Jim
Cindy Whitley
Fred Cripps
Cripps
Paradise Acres
du Quoin
Jim Whitley
Cindy
Consortium
Union County
Connie Lingle
Annette Meredith
E. Lewis St
Jim Etherton
Williamson County
Toyota Motor Credit Corp
Adam Congiardo
James Brown
Andrea Kampworth
Harry R. Libbert
Lora A. Phelps
Andrea.kampworth
Cindy R. Svanda
Fiscally Responsible
Bradley Township
Kinkaid Conservancy District
Ilinois
Circuit Clerk Association
Zone One
Southern Illinois
Pro-Se
Be Ghet
Cindy Svanda
Punch
Afscme - American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees
International Union of Operating Engineers
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Jackson County Circuit Clerk
Ty Juan Cratic
SIU Dems
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