Dillard v. Crenshaw Hardback 1 Index

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October 29, 1985 - January 21, 1986

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- Political Participation
Topic
- Voting Rights
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- Dillard v. Crenshaw County
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- Dillard v. Crenshaw County
U.S. state
- Alabama
Collection
- Case Files
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- d72e6cc7-b8d8-ef11-a730-7c1e5247dfc0

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Case Files, Dillard v. Crenshaw County Hardbacks. Dillard v. Crenshaw Hardback 1 Index, 1985. d72e6cc7-b8d8-ef11-a730-7c1e5247dfc0. LDF Archives, Thurgood Marshall Institute. https://ldfrecollection.org/archives/archives-search/archives-item/4d94900e-526c-4090-9219-b5beecd940a2/dillard-v-crenshaw-hardback-1-index. Accessed November 29, 2025.

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DILLARD V. CRENSHAW 
HARDBACK #1 

Retainer Agreement Statement (2) 

Letter to D.Fins from L. Menefee with 
signed copy of cooperating attorney 

Copy of filed complaint 

Order re: denial of temporary 
restraining order 

Message from I.Passe to D.Fins 
re: in chambers conference on 12/15/85 

Order re: in-chambers status conference 

for 12/6/85 

Letter to Judge M.H. Thompson from 
L.Menefee with copy to D.Fins 
re: stating that he is filing with 
the clerk of Court motion for leave 
to amend the complaint and amended 
complaint as per conference 

Amended Complaint 

Motion for Leave to Amend 

Letter to T.C. Caver, Clerk from L. 

Menefee plus enclosing original and 
copies of amended complaint, plain- 
tiffs' first discovery request and 
Notice of Appearance of Counsel with 
Certificate of Service - stating that 
original amended complaint differs from 
one previously submitted only in the 
numbering of paragraphs 

Order granting plaintiffs' motion to 
amend complaint 

Letter to Judge M.Brunson from J. 
Blacksher stating the county, the 
circuit clerk and sheriff are defendants 
in the action and to let the lawyers know 
that plaintiffs' attorneys are anxious 

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to communicate re: litigation and/or 
settlement 

  

1/8 Motion to Dismiss from attorneys for 12 
Etowah County, Alabama 

1/10 Lawrence County Defendants' Request 13 
for Briefing Schedule and Oral Argument 

1/10 Lawrence County Defendants' Motion to 14 
Dismiss or Transfer, or, in The 
Alternative, to Sever and Transfer 
Pursuant to 28 U.S.C. §1404(a) Or, 
Alternatively, to Dismiss Class 
Action Allegations 

1/33 Answer from Lawrence County denying 15 
allegations of complaint and Certificate 
of Service 

1/14 Amended Motion to Dismiss by Defendants 16 
Etowah County, et Als. 

1/14 Motion to Sever by Defendant Etowah 17 
County, et als. 

1/14 Motion to Dismiss by Defendant, Richard 18 
I. Proctor 

1/14 Motion to Transfer for Improper Venue 19 
by Defendants, Etowah County, et als. 

1/14 Motion by Defendants, Pickens County 20 
Alabana, W.H. Lang, Jr., James E, 

Flovd and Louie C. Coleman to dismiss 
action 

1/14 Answer Denying Defendants Motion to 21 
Dismiss by U.S. District Judge, filed 
12/9/85, T.C.Caver, Clerk 

1/15 Letter to J.Blacksher from Edward Still 22 
stating that Larry asked him to prepare 
a memo on res judicata issue raised by 
Pickens County and discussion of the 

 



  

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law 

Letter to Clerk C. Caver from Cochran 
enclosing Plaintiffs' Response to Pickens 
County Motion to Dismiss for filing 

Motion to Dismiss by Defendant 
Coffee County, Alabama 

Letter to Clerk Caver from L. Menefee 
enclosing Plaintiffs' Motion to 
Change Identification of Parties 

Motion to Dismiss or to Transfer 
from defendants Calhoun County, 
A.C. Murray, R. Forrest Dobbins and 
Roy Snead 

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