Darlene A. SANDMAN and Frederick D. Shelifoe, Plaintiffs,
v.
Bradley DAKOTA, Defendant.
Darlene A. SANDMAN, Plaintiff,
v.
Bradley DAKOTA, Defendant.
United States District Court, W.D. Michigan, N.D.https://leagle.com/images/logo.png
December 30, 1992.
December 30, 1992.
Attorney(s) appearing for the Case
Robert S. Rosemurgy, Molly A. Foley, Butch, Quinn, Rosemurgy, Jardis, et al Escanaba, MI, for Darlene A. Sandman and Frederick D. Shelifoe.
Darlene A. Sandman, pro se.
Joseph P. O'Leary, Keweenaw Bay Indian Community Tribal Center, Baraga, MI, for Bradley Dakota, Frederick Dakota, Gene Emery, Mike Lafernier, Isadore Misegan, Ann Durant, Georgianna Emery, Elizabeth Sherman, Myrtle Tolonen, Charles Loonsfoot, Wayne Swartz, Rosemary Haataja, Matt Shelifoe and Cheryl Mowen.
Frederick D. Shelifoe, pro se.
Charles B. Bateman, Halverson, Watters, Bye, Downs Duluth, MN, for Dr. Kwako.
David E. McDonald, Jacobs, McDonald, Silc, McDonald, et al Ironwood, MI, Nicholas Ostapenko, Johnson, Killen, Thibodeau & Seiler, PA, Duluth, MN, for Marilyn Gritto.
Donald S. McGehee, Asst. Atty. Gen., Frank J. Kelley, Atty. Gen., Corrections Div., Lansing, MI, Jocelyn F. Olson, St. Paul, MN, for Dennis J. Seitz, Linda Garver and Jenny Weiger.
Jon K. Iverson, Erstad & Riemer, PA, Minneapolis, MN, for Sgt. Randelin.
Joseph P. O'Leary, pro se.
Dennis J. Peterson, Cloquet, MN, for Sonny Peacock, Henry Buffalo, Nadine King, Michelle Gordon, Betty Martineau, Bonnie Jackola, Bill Spicer, Lois Spicer, Matt Houle and Pam Houle.
Marguerite Doran, Rudy, Gassert, Yetka, Korman, et al Cloquet, MN, for Allen Fini-Frock and Sharon Fini-Frock.
Mark Johnson, pro se.
M. Sean Fosmire, Lynch, Andrews & Fosmire, PC, Negaunee, MI, for Susan Berry.
United States District Court, W.D. Michigan, N.D.
OPINION
QUIST, District Judge.
Two actions brought by Darlene A. Sandman against Judge Bradley Dakota were consolidated before this Court. In 2:91-cv-269, plaintiffs Darlene A. Sandman and Frederick D. Shelifoe ("plaintiffs") claimed that Judge Dakota violated plaintiffs' due process rights by sending their children to foster care in Minnesota and by continuing to make decisions about the children's placement and treatment without affording plaintiffs notice...
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