Vineyard, Russell G.

Court:

Northern District of Georgia

Title:

Magistrate Judge

Chambers:

Atlanta, GA

Status:

Other

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President:

N/A

Law School:

, J.D., Unkn

Nominated:

N/A

Other Schools:

Unknown

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N/A

 

Prior Federal Judicial Service:

Unknown


Professional Career History:

Unknown


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Law Clerk Demographics (2010-11 Term)

Law School Clerk Type Hired As J.D. Year

 University of Alabama

Career

Alumni

2001


Law Clerk Demographics (2009-10 Term):

Law School Clerk Type Hired As J.D. Year

 University of Alabama

Career

Alumni

2001

 University of Michigan Ann Arbor

2nd Term

Unkn

Unkn


Law Clerk Demographics (2008-09 Term):

Law School Clerk Type Hired As J.D. Year

 University of Alabama

Career

Alumni

2001

 University of Michigan Ann Arbor

1st Term

Unkn

Unkn


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 Summary Judgement Decisions

Aug 25, 2010, 6:40 PM 
2010 Cycle #1

You reviewed my summary judgement doucuments and you denied many of my claims. In fact it appears that all of you magistrate judges are doing pretty much the same thing. I do not see how one person can decide the merits of my case when in fact you ignored everything (evidence) of racial discrimination and sexual harassment. I managed to win every allegation the county made against me at the personnel board level, the Ga. Superior Court, the Ga. Department of Unemployment and the EEOC -- but you came along and dismissed my claims. How can you do that??

 – Anonymous (Unregistered)