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Charles B. Sewell, James F. Jones v. James L. Berry, Sheriff of Lumpkin County, Georgia, Jeff D. Branyon, Deputy Sheriff of Lumpkin County, Georgia

134 F.3d 387, 1997 WL 804962
Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit·Decided December 30, 1997·No. 97-8096·Published

Opinion

134 F.3d 387

Charles B. Sewell, James F. Jones
v.
James L. Berry, Sheriff of Lumpkin County, Georgia, Jeff D.
Branyon, Deputy Sheriff of Lumpkin County, Georgia

NO. 97-8096

United States Court of Appeals,
Eleventh Circuit.

Dec 30, 1997

N.D.Ga., 127 F.3d 41

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Charles B. Sewell, James F. Jones v. James L. Berry, Sheriff of Lumpkin County, Georgia, Jeff D. Branyon, Deputy Sheriff of Lumpkin County, Georgia, 134 F.3d 387, 1997 WL 804962 (11th Cir. 1997).

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