Marrie v. Nickels
District Court, D. Kansas
1Opinion of the Court
ORDER
MARTEN, District Judge.
John D. Marrie, John M. Ricks, and Michael R. Johnson are three military prisoners who claim the various defendants have violated their First, Fifth and Eighth Amendment rights under the Constitution through a variety of actions. Plaintiffs appear pro se in this action, and they have sued the defendants in their official and individual capacities. Plaintiffs seek three forms of relief: (1) “administrative sentence credit” toward the expiration of their sentences; (2) injunctive and mandamus relief; and (3) monetary relief in the form of compensatory and punitive…
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