Fax From Chachkin to Cox RE: Edits on Motion To Intervene As Appellants

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October 1, 1998

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  • Case Files, Cromartie Hardbacks. Fax From Chachkin to Cox RE: Edits on Motion To Intervene As Appellants, 1998. bebce4ab-e40e-f011-9989-7c1e5267c7b6. LDF Archives, Thurgood Marshall Institute. https://ldfrecollection.org/archives/archives-search/archives-item/10ec0685-b71c-460f-a391-5f06197e4542/fax-from-chachkin-to-cox-re-edits-on-motion-to-intervene-as-appellants. Accessed October 05, 2025.

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    OCT. -01" 98 (THU) 15:15 WO gt DEFENSE TEL:212 ® 

MOTION OF ALFRED SMALLWOOD, DAVID MOORE, WILLIAM M, HODGES, 
ROBERT L. DAVIS, JR., JAN VALDER, BARNEY OFFERMAN, VIRGINIA NEWELL, 

CHARLES LAMBETH, AND GEORGE SIMKINS 
(CURRENTLY DEFENDANT-INTERVENORS IN THE COURT BELOW) 

TO INTERVENE AS APPELLANTS IN THIS COURT 

Alfred Smallwood, David Moore, William M. Hodges, Robert L. Davis, Jr., Jan Valder, 

Bamey Offerman, Virginia Newell, Charles lambeth and George Simkins (“Applicants”), by their 

undersigned attorneys, respectfully move this court for leave to intervene as appellants in the 

above-captioned action, so that they may protect their interests (which have been recognized by 

the court below in permitting their intervention as defendant-intervenors below following entry of 

the order under review on this appeal) in sustaining the constitutionality of the Twelfth 

Congressional District. As grounds for this motion, Applicants state the following: 

1. Applicants are white and black registered voters residing in either North Carolina’s 

Twelfth Congressional District or its First Congressional District (as reconfigured in the 

legislature’s 1997 plan). 

3... . over nine months and four months respectively . . . [no bold] 

7. [drop everything after first sentence] 

8... . Even before applicants were allowed to participate as a party in this case, they filed 

pleadings throughout the litigation, including in the summary judgment and preliminary injunction 

phases of the litigation, and appeared at the hearing on these issues in March, 1998. _ _ . 

 



    OCT. -01" 98 (THU) 15:15 wa DEFENSE TEL: 212 0 P. 001

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