Letter to Everett From Harrell RE: Request for Mortimer Deposition and Scheduling Other Depositions
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September 20, 1999

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Case Files, Cromartie Hardbacks. Letter to Everett From Harrell RE: Request for Mortimer Deposition and Scheduling Other Depositions, 1999. cc58337e-e20e-f011-9989-002248226c06. LDF Archives, Thurgood Marshall Institute. https://ldfrecollection.org/archives/archives-search/archives-item/5a994c60-e138-4979-a13d-85c4e3c8b898/letter-to-everett-from-harrell-re-request-for-mortimer-deposition-and-scheduling-other-depositions. Accessed June 03, 2025.
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State of North Carolina MICHAEL F. EASLEY Department of Justice ATTORNEY GENERAL P.O. BOX 629 REPLY TO: Norma S: Harrell RALEIGH Special Litigation 27602-0629 (919) 716-6900 FAX: (919) 716-6763 September 20, 1999 BY HAND DELIVERY Mr. Robinson O. Everett Everett & Everett Post Office Box 586 Durham, NC 27702 Re: Request For Mortimer Deposition & Concerns Re: Scheduling Other Depositions Dear Robinson: Please have Lee Mortimer bring to his deposition ( or furnish to us in advance) the following materials: L His most recent resume; 2 Copies of all articles he lists in his report as having been written by him and any other recent articles by him relevant to his testimony or expertise; 3. Copies of all data (including statistics on population, voting age population, election results, and registration) for each of the districting plans reproduced in his report. As to the scheduling of depositions of your clients and witnesses, we must get those scheduled very quickly. From our point of view, the available dates are Tuesday the 28th, Wednesday the 29th, Thursday the 30th, and Monday the 4th. This Thursday, the 23d, would also be available from our point of view and perhaps the afternoon of this Friday, the 24th, for here in Raleigh. Please talk to your clients and witnesses and propose specific dates on which you know they can be present here or at another appropriate location. For the plaintiffs and other witnesses whose depositions are likely to be short, please propose specific appropriate dates and locations for which you know an appropriate number of them can be available. As to moving Linwood Jones’ deposition to Wednesday, he is willing to rearrange his schedule to make that possible. Ms. McGovern is probably not personally available, but will be able to provide a court reporter. As an alternative, we could move Linwood Jones’ deposition to earlier ES Mr. Robinson O. Everett September 20, 1999 Page 2 on Tuesday morning if your schedule permits or if one of your colleagues can take the deposition. Ms. McGovern is available at any time Tuesday morning as a result of a change in her schedule. We will be glad to take Mr. Cromartie’s deposition on Wednesday afternoon after you take Mr. Jones’ or just by itself. Thank you for your prompt attention to these matters. Sincerely, Hons Ae” Norma S. Harrell Special Deputy Attorney General ce: Adam Stein Todd Cox