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Case Information

Filed 2023-01-31
Type (legacy) Civil Rights
Docket 12 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Beaman, Edythe J
Defendant Barroso, Laura|Bernardo Perez Trustee Individually And In His Official Capacity|Cermenio, Officer Patrick|Chancer, Joshua|Dianne Mc Kay Vice Chair Board Of Trustees Individually And In Her Official Capacity|Gabriela Torres Trustee Individually And In Her Official Capacity|Gillespie, Greg|Gonzalez, Luis|Greg Gillespie Chancellor Board Of Trustees Individually And In His Official Capacity|Joshua Chancer Chair Board Of Trustees Individually And In His Official Capacity|Laura Barroso Vice Chancellor Human Resources Individually And In Her Official Capacity|Lieutenant Cesar Romero Individually And In His Official Capacity|Luis Gonzalez Dean Of Library And Liberal Studies Individually And In His Official Capacity|Mantooth, Stan|Mc Kay, Dianne|Officer Patrick Cermenio Individually And In His Official Capacity|Perez, Bernardo|Romero, Lieutenant Cesar|Stan Mantooth Trustee Individually And In His Official Capacity|Torres, Gabriela|Ventura County Community College District

Docket Entries

  1. Gabriela Torres Trustee individually and in her official capacity added as a Defendant effective 01/31/2023.
  2. Bernardo Perez Trustee individually and in his official capacity added as a Defendant effective 01/31/2023.
  3. Stan Mantooth Trustee individually and in his official capacity added as a Defendant effective 01/31/2023.
  4. Dianne McKay Vice Chair Board of Trustees individually and in her official capacity added as a Defendant effective 01/31/2023.
  5. Joshua Chancer Chair Board of Trustees individually and in his official capacity added as a Defendant effective 01/31/2023.
  6. Greg Gillespie Chancellor Board of Trustees individually and in his official capacity added as a Defendant effective 01/31/2023.
  7. Officer Patrick Cermenio individually and in his official capacity added as a Defendant effective 01/31/2023.
  8. Lieutenant Cesar Romero individually and in his official capacity added as a Defendant effective 01/31/2023.
  9. Luis Gonzalez Dean of Library and Liberal Studies individually and in his official capacity added as a Defendant effective 01/31/2023.
  10. MANDATORY APPEARANCE CMC/Order to Show Cause Re Sanctions/Dismissal for Failure to File Proof of Service/Default - scheduled for 03/29/2024 at 08:15:00 AM in 41 at Ventura.
  11. Case assigned to Department 41.
  12. Civil Case Cover Sheet filed by Beaman, Edythe J on 01/31/2023.

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