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NorthWood High School
NorthWood High School
2101 North Main Street
Nappanee, IN 46550
Phone: (574) 773-4127
Fax: (574) 773-4099
Principal: David Maugel
Jay B. Stokes v. State of Indiana
April 1, 2009
Panel
Judge L. Mark Bailey Judge Melissa S. May Judge Michael P. Barnes
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Counsel:
For Appellants, Jay B. Stokes: Jay A. Rigdon, Warsaw
For Appellee, State of Indiana: Ellen H. Meilaender, Attorney General's Office, Indianapolis
Curley v. State
September 6, 2002
Panel:
Judge Patricia A. Riley Judge Sanford M. Brook Judge Nancy H. Vaidik
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