LeFlore v Robinson Reply Brief on Rehearing for Defendants-Appellees
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January 1, 1971

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Legal Department General, Lani Guinier Correspondence. Correspondence from Lani Guinier to Walter McGowan Re: United States v. Jordan, 1983. 7bbb7c29-e592-ee11-be37-6045bdeb8873. LDF Archives, Thurgood Marshall Institute. https://ldfrecollection.org/archives/archives-search/archives-item/1dd0acc7-732c-4ce7-be78-8f40f13cad8c/correspondence-from-lani-guinier-to-walter-mcgowan-re-united-states-v-jordan. Accessed August 19, 2025.
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Legal@fenseH.};ffi,ilffilt?;::ffi;,1J,?.-:,1:3J]3}?;,;i},?-Ji,;, June 23, 1983 Mr. Walter McGowan Gray, Seay & Langford P. O. Box 239 Tuskegee, Afabama 36083 RE: U Jo rdan Dear WaLter: Pursuant to your request, i have enclosed my pre- liminary draft of a Motion for disclosure of impeaching information. fn addition, I have enclosed citation references to recent or oft-cited cases construing Brady v. Maryland,'373 U.S. 83 (1963). Time constraints limit,ed my search to the U. S. Supremc Court and to the Fifth and Eleventh Circuits. I hope boLh materials prove to be he1pful. At this writing, the Lega1 Defense Fund has not yet determined whether it will- be possibLe to assist. you in a formal capacity. In lieu of a final dete::mination on this matter, I will- rer:rain avai-labIe for advice, discussionr or questions. I enjoyed our conversatio;r of this afternoon. If I may be of further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact me. Best of luckl AYA/ r Or t nl r i lt u l i t t rt s u rt tl rtl uct i ltLt' !,r {i, 5, i tr ro r rt r: ltt.r p u t' }x,st s The NAACP LEGAL 0EFENSE & EDUCATIONAL FUND rs not part ol the National Assocration lor the Advancernert ol Colorcd Peoplc alll,,)ugh rr was founded by it a nd shares its comm itment lo equal rights. LDF has had for over 25 years a sepa rate Board, pr og ram, stal l, o,fic0 anc budget. An thony Law Stu IETI te rn ,orro* "o* ,rl,oru*" o, ,ronoo.rr*" ,*"orilrroo, The defendant respectfully moves this court for entry of an order directing the state to investigate and disclose all of the following within the possession, custody, controlr oI the existence of which is known or by the exercise of due diligence could become knovrn to the state I. Any and al1 consiclerations or promises of consideration given to or made on behalf of state witnesses. By "consideration", defendant refers to absolutely anything of value or use, including but not limited to irnmunity grants, witness fees, special witness fees:r. transportation assistance, assistance to members of witness' family or associates of witness, assistance or favorable treatment with respect to any criminal, civilr oI administrative dispute with .the state or the United States, and anything else which could arguably create an interest or bias in the witness in favor of al" s.tate- or against the defense or acts as an inducement to testify or .to color testimony; 2. Any. and alI prosecutions, investigations or possible prosecutions pending or which could be brought against the witness and any probd.tionary, parole or deferred. prosecution status of the witn.ess..; 3. 'Any .and alI records and information showing prior mis,conduct:or bad acts committed by the witness. ' ' 4. Apy and all personnel files for the vritness. BRAD, v. r,lARyLAND,Q^ u.s. 83 (1963). I. U.S. Supreme Court: 408 u. s. 427 , 405 'it 386 , 360 ', 455 , 455 '!t 454 '|r 44L 'i, 442 '|, 447 r' 786 97 1s0 66 254 2L9 24L 909 236 504 268 rr. Fifth circuit 319 ts.2d 80 656 " 1203 660 " 1076 661 " 42 66L " 448 66L " 1068 664 " 1025 665 " 641 668 " 859 674 " 479 52L " 702' 699 " 260 699 " 709 69r " 711 692 " 356 697 " 605 652 " 558 III. Eleventh Circuit 690 F.2d 1337 IV. Other Circuits 3d) 2d.) 4rh) (D. c.. ) (3d) ( 2d) 22L F.2d 763 . 326 " 135 ' 33r " 842 363 " 287 327 " L'7 4 324 " 8r4