Motion of Respondent for Permission to File Supplemental Briefs

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January 19, 1972

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- Criminal Justice
Topic
- Capital Punishment
Matter
- Furman v. State of Georgia
Case
- Furman v. State of Georgia
U.S. state
- Georgia
Collection
- Case Files
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- 7eefb406-b625-f011-8c4e-002248226c06

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Case Files, Furman v. Georgia Hardbacks. Motion of Respondent for Permission to File Supplemental Briefs, 1972. 7eefb406-b625-f011-8c4e-002248226c06. LDF Archives, Thurgood Marshall Institute. https://ldfrecollection.org/archives/archives-search/archives-item/1be4bf54-a42a-4ad4-b0df-98b8808d98fc/motion-of-respondent-for-permission-to-file-supplemental-briefs. Accessed November 19, 2025.

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    IN THE 

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES 

  

1971 TERM 

WILLIAM HENRY FURMAN, * 
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Petitioner, * 
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VY. * NO. 69-5003 
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GEORGIA, * 
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Respondent. * 

LUCIOUS JACKSON, JR., * 
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Petitioner, * 
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GEORGIA, % 
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Respondent. * 

MOTION OF RESPONDENT 

FOR PERMISSION TO FILE SUPPLEMENTAL BRIEFS 
  

The State of Georgia, Respondent in the two above-styled 

cases, respectfully requests leave of the Court to file supple- 

mental briefs in said cases, as provided by Rule 41(5) and (6), 

and as reason therefor, states: 

The complexity of the monumental question posed by the 

Court in said cases devolved in oral argument into a number of 

sub-questions which were not fully exhausted and which time did 

not permit complete or reflective explanation of. 

 



  

In addition, Respondent believes that points which were not 

advanced due to the exigencies of time should also be brought 

to the attention of the Court so that it may scrutinize every 

proposition relevant to the matter in issve. 

WHEREFORE, Respondent moves that leave be granted for it 

to file short supplemental briefs within such time as the Court 

may deem appropriate. 

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ARTHUR K. BOLTON 

Attorney General 

  

HAROLD N. HILL, JR., Execlithve 
Assistant Attorney General 

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Please Serve: 

DOROTHY T. BEASLEY 

P. O. Address: 

132 State Judicial Bldg. 

40 Capitol Square, S. W. 

Atlanta, Georgia 30334 

 



  

CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE   

I, Dorothy T. Beasley, Attorney of Record for the 

Respondent herein, and a member of the Bar of the Supreme Court 

Of the United States, hereby certify that in accordance with the 

Rules of the Supreme Court of the United States, I served the 

foregoing "Motion of Respondent for Permission to File Supple- 

mental Briefs" by depositing copies of the same in a United 

States mailbox, with first class postage prepaid, addressed to 

counsel of record at their post office addresses: 

JACK GREENBERG 

JAMES M. NABRIT, III 

JACK HIMMELSTEIN 

ELIZABETH B. DuBOIS 

JEFFRY A. MINTS 

ELAINE R, JONES 

10 Columbus Circle 

Suite 2030 

New York, New York 10019 

BOBBY L. HILL 

208 East 34th Street 

Savannah, Georgia 31401 

MICHAEL MELTSNER 

Columbia University Law School 

435 West lloth Street 

New York, New York 10027 

ANTHONY G. AMSTERDAM 

Stanford University Law School 

Stanford, California 94305 

B. CLARENCE MAYFIELD 

910 West Broad Street 

Savannah, Georgia 31401 

This ! Prt, day of January, 1972. 
  

  

/ DOROTHY ‘T. BEASLEY

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Motion of Respondent for Permission to File Supplemental Briefs

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