Submission of Qualifications of Experts

    IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE 

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF ALABAMA 

SOUTHERN DIVISION 

. WILEY L. BOLDEN, et al., ) 

Plaintiffs ) 
CIVIL ACTION NO. 

VS. ) 
75-297 -P 

CITY OF MOBILE, et al., ) 

Defendants. ) 

SUBMISSION OF QUALIFICATIONS OF EXPERTS 
  

Comes now each defendant in the above-styled cause and, 

pursuant to the order of this court, submits herewith the 

expert qualifications of James E. Voyles and V. Gordon 

Moulton, each of whom may be called as an expert witness 

upon the trial of this cause. 

The qualifications of each of the above-mentioned 

witnesses to testify as experts upon the trial of this 

cause are contained in the attached vitae, marked as 

"Exhibit A" and "Exhibit B" hereof and incorporated here- 

in by reference. 

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C." B. Arvendall, Jr./ 

3000 First National Bank Building 
Mobile, Alabama 36602 

Attorney for Defendants 

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OF COUNSEL: 

HAND, ARENDALL, BEDSOLE, 
GREAVES & JOHNSTON 

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S. R. Sheppard ¢( 
Attorney for Defendants 

OF COUNSEL: 

LEGAL DEPARTMENT OF THE 

CITY OF MOBILE 

CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE 

I do hereby certify that I have on this VL any of 
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Soinler yi: 39 2 , served a copy of the foregoing 

document on counsel for all parties to this proceeding, by 

  

mailing the same by United States mail, properly addressed, 

  

and first class postage prepaid. 

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RESUME 

James Everett Voyles 

EDUCATION 

B.S., Brescia College, Owenshoro, Kentucky (1965) 
Major: Political Science Minors: History and English 

M.A., The University of Mississippi (1967) 
Maijor: Political Science Minors: Social and Intellectual Historv J 3 

Graduate Study: Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia (1968) 

Areca: Political Science, IRoronry h Methods 

Ph.D., North Texas iversity, Denton, Texas (1973 
Major: Politic oo ence 

LARA Survey Research Methods 
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North Texas State University, Denton, Texas, 1970-1971 
Position: Teaching Fellow, Polifical ence Department 

"he University of South Alabama, Mobile, Alabama, 1868-1970 and 1971- 

Position: Instructor, Political Science 

Spring Hill College, Mobile, Alabama, 1873-present 
Position: Assistant Er ; ie Science 

Director of Quantitative Studies 

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Position: Director of 

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M.A. Thesis, The University of Mississippi, 1967. 

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"Civil Rights Demonstrations as Secondary Boycotts," General Politics, 
Spring, 1968. 

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"American Political History Updated," Passing in Review, Spring, 1968. 

"Criminal Procedures Under Recent Court Rulings," Devenport Central News 
(Iowa), June 4, 1968. 

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"Comparative Attitudes of Black and White Voters in Mobile, Alab ama, 
(with Jamas E. Boyd). Research conducted for The Resear ch 
Committee, The University of South Alabama, 1968-1970. 

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Primary, May 1970. 

"Mobile Voting Statistics,” in Academic Manpewer and Resources, 
Washington, D. C.: The National Republican Committee, 1970.   

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ttitudes About Obscenity," research conducted for W.XK.R.G. - TV, 
Alabama, 1973. 

"Obscenity and Mobile Laws," The Springhillian, November, 1973. 

"Judicial Reform in Alabama," The Springhillian, December, 1973. 

Social-Economic Determinants in Voting Patterns in Mobile, Alal bama, a 
Ph.D. dissertation, North Texas State University, Denton, Texas, 1873. 

  
"Friends and Neighbors Voting in Alabama Since 1948," The Alabama 

Historical Review, January, 1974. 

"Attitudes and Opinions Concerning the State Docks Bond Issue," April, May 1975 

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Member, Graduate Council, North Texas State University, 1970-1971. 

Inclusion in Southern Personalities, 1970. 

Inclusion in Who's Who in Alabama, 1971. 

Public Relations Program for Municipal Government Worlere 

          
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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH 

V. Gordon Moulton 

Personal Information 
  

Address: 1202 Government Street 
Mobile, Alabama 36604 

Home Telephone: (205) 438-9558 

Office Telephone: (205) 460-6236 

Date of Birth: July 3, 1940 

Marital Status: Married 

Education 
  

B. S. in Industrial Management - 1965, Georgia Institute of Technology 
Master of Business Administration - 1966, Emory University 

Employment History 
  

Crosby Aeromarine Company - Plant Engineer - Production Methods, 1961-62 

Georgia Power Company - Programmer /Systems Analyst - 1965 
Designed and wrote various business oriented 
computer applications. 

University of South Alabama - Instructor, College of Business and 
Management Studies, 1966 until present. 
Teach courses in Operations Research, 
General Quantitative Methods, Computer 
Techniques and Information Systems Design. 

Director, University Computer Center 
1968 to present 

Currently responsible for the planning, 
co-ordination and direction of all 
computing resources for the University of 
South Alabama, University College of 
Medicine and» Mobile Genera! Hospital. 

In addition, the Computer Center serves 
as a service bureau for several other 
large users in the area including the 
Mobile County Board of Health. 

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Specific duties and responsibilities: 
  

Overall management and direction of all 
systems and programming efforts for 
University Administrative Information 
Systems. 

Co-ordination and planning of all 
Hospital data processing functions. 
This includes all administrative data 
processing as well as medical information 
processing. 

Planning and co-ordination of College of 
Medicine computer requirements including 
the selection and installation of mini- 
systems for use in laboratory research. 

Professional and Consulting Experience 
  

(1) Design and development of a project for the Mobile Area Law 
Enforcement Information System. Included network design 
Por an interactive terminal system located throughout several 

uth Alabama counties for the purposes of on-line inguiey 
pe up-dating of law enforcement information. 

Development of plans for a Regional Computer Center to serve 
all governmental agencies in three South Alabama counties 
including Mobile County. This project included the assessment 
of all processing needs and subsequent design of a computing 
configuration necessary to serve these needs. This plan is 
currently being put into action for the establishment of the 
Regional Center. 

Data base design and system definition for regional land use 
system developed for the South Alabama Regional Planning 
Commission. This system will provide planning information to 
be utilized in the commercial and residential development of 
properties in the South Alabama Region. 

Consulting assistance in the development of a computer oriented 
economic model for forecasting census and labor statistics for 
population and economic planning for the South Alabama Regional 
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(5) Data base design and system definition for Housing and 
Urban Development study of the needs of the elderly in the 
South Alabama Regional Planning area. This project was 
under the auspices of the Federal Agency for Housing and 
Urban Development and the South Alabama Regional Planning 
Commission. 

Development and co-ordination of a project to utilize a 
computer model to reassign all Mobile County voters to new 
voting precincts based on population density as ordered 
under a Federal Court ruling for the reapportionment of 
the Alabama Legislature. This project involved data base 
design for master street reference files and individual 
voter records and development of the algorithm for matching 
of records. This project has received special recognition 
of the United States General Accounting Office and the 
U. S. Bureau of the Census and is currently being considered 
as a possible guideline or prototype for the development of 
a national model for reassigning voters to allow for shifts 
in population densities. 

Consultant to the Association of Alabama Negro Colleges on 
establishing a Computer Assisted Instruction Network. 

Several feasibility studies for small industrial alee 

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Special consultant and lecturer for U.S. Civil Service 
Commission for classes and seminars for data processing 
executives in the Federal Government. 

Designed and conducted special courses in data processing 
for local organizations including American Institute of 
Certified Public Accountants. 

Adviser-consultant to Mobile Area Law Enforcement Information 
System Task Force during definitive stages of the development 
of the computer applications and teleprocessing networks. 

Regular lecturer in University Continuing Education courses 
“and special projects for Small Business Administration. 

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