Correspondence from Floyd to Assistant Attorney General Re: Request for Expedited Consideration
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September 9, 1986

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Case Files, Sheff v. O'Neill Hardbacks. Correspondence from Horton to Court Monitor; from Court Monitor to Whelan Re: Transcripts, 1993. c2ac1de0-a346-f011-877a-002248226c06. LDF Archives, Thurgood Marshall Institute. https://ldfrecollection.org/archives/archives-search/archives-item/ec708665-cc29-4e91-8266-886d060f42d3/correspondence-from-horton-to-court-monitor-from-court-monitor-to-whelan-re-transcripts. Accessed August 19, 2025.
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MOLLER, HORTON & RICE, P.C. ATTORNEYS AT LAW S90 GILLETT STREET HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT 06105 WILLIAM R. MOLLER™ TELEPHONE WESLEY W. HORTON (203) 522-8338 CHARLES M. RICE, JR. TELECOPIER ALEXANDRA DAVIS (203) 728-0401 ROBERT M. SHIELDS, JR. SUSAN M. CORMIER KIMBERLY A. KNOX KAREN L. MURDOCH March 8, 1993 *ALSO ADMITTED IN DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Mr. William H. Juall Court Monitor SUPERIOR COURT Court Reporters' Office 101 Lafayette Street Hartford, Cr 9061006 Re: Sheff v. O'Neill Dear Bill: In response to your letter, this is to assure you that the plaintiffs will abide by the agreement we made before trial. Very truly yours, we Wesley W. Horton WWH:3t Court Reporters' Office 101 Lafayette St. Hartford, CT 06106 John R. Whelan, AAG 110 Sherman Street Hartford, CT 06105 RE: Sheff v. O'Neill - CV-89 360977 S Dear Mr. Whelan: Here is the accounting of the transcripts 1 have done in this case that you requested: Transcripts done in segence: 1/85, 1/86,.1/7, 1/14. Transcripts done out of sequence: 1/8, 1/12, 1/13, 1/285, 2/2,"2/3. Transcripts to be done: Y/15, 1/20,.1/2%, 1/22, 1/27, 2/11, 2/28, 2/17. I had informed Judge Hammer before the close of evidence in this case that I expected to have all my transcripts done by March 15, 1993. Since Ms. Budihas has also made assurances that her work will be completed by that date, it appears that the Court and the parties in this three month long case will have complete certified transcripts of the proceedings within about two weeks of the close of evidence. I believe that this kind of production would be considered more than expedited by any court in this country. Please note that under the stringent production requirements imposed on our department by the state, a reporter who sat in a trial of this length would be allowed, by my calculation, almost a year to produce the transcripts. In any event, pursuant to my telephone conversation of 3/2/33, with Mr. Whelan, I understand the fee agreement on this trans- cript to be as follows: All transcripts produced by my self- imposed deadline of March 15 will be billed at the rate ne- totiated before trial, which has been in effect to date. However, if any transcripts are not completed by that date, which I don't believe will happen, they will be produced as expedited transcripts but billed at the minimum state rate. : E ; Could I implore the parties, if the agreement is not as I have ' stated it here, or if any party will have ‘a problem abiding with the agreement as described here, to please inform me of this immediately, as I have a touchy situation coming up with the Appellate Court soon, which would be fairly easy to obviate were it not for the onus of Sheff v. O'Neill. Sincerely Yours, “Ne Old pr William H. Juall Court Monitor CC Judge Hammer Joe Moan, Official Reporter Wesley Horton, Esq.