11.   The lawsuit does not name any students.

12.   The lawsuit names Turner Broadcasting System Inc. and Cablevision Systems Corp., a Woodbury, New York-based cable operator, as co-conspirators.

13.   The lawsuit names United States Attorney General Janet Reno, whose office oversees the INS, as the defendant.

14.   The lawsuit also named as defendants Parag Patel of Hamilton Square, New Jersey, and Ivan Lustig of Englewood, Colorado.

15.   The lawsuit names three corporations and soon will add seven more, according to Fagan, who would not identify the companies.

16.   The lawsuit also names as defendants Emergency Providers Inc., the ambulance service that transported Thomas, and Liberty Hospital, which treated Thomas for one day.

17.   The lawsuit named eight officials as defendants, alleging the defendants engaged in a prison prostitution ring or failed to act or stop it.

18.   The lawsuit names Johnson as a defendant, along with other board members, including actor Denzel Washington and Liberty Chairman John Malone.

19.   The lawsuit names the airline as the only defendant and does not specify the amount of damages sought.

20.   The lawsuit also named Turner Broadcasting System Inc. and Cablevision Systems Corp., a Woodbury, New York cable operator, as co-conspirators.