Clerk's Memorandum

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September 23, 1973

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  • Case Files, Swann v. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Hardbacks. Clerk's Memorandum, 1973. 90309710-2e34-f111-88b4-0022482cdbbc. LDF Archives, Thurgood Marshall Institute. https://ldfrecollection.org/archives/archives-search/archives-item/815a7531-d685-4b92-87d1-fa93e1d540e0/clerks-memorandum. Accessed June 02, 2026.

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UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS 

FOURTH CIRCUIT 

  

WILLIAM K. SLATE, Hl 
TELEPHONE 643-5592 CLERK 

September 26, 1973 AREA CODE 703 
, TENTH AND MAIN STREETS 

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 23219 

TO ALL COUNSE 

RE: No. 73-2048, James E. Swann, et al, vs. Charlotte-Mecklenburg 
Board of Education, et al (C/A 1974) 

CLERK'S MEMORANDUM 
  

The appellant in the above-captioned case 

@xii/was not granted leave to proceed in forma pauperis. 

Rules 2k(c) and 28 thru 32, inclusive, of the 

Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure govern the preparation, 

filing, and service of briefs and appendices. Your attention 

is particularly called to Rule 30(b) which encourages the 

parties to agree as to the contents of the appendix. 

Twenty-five copies of the brief and ten copies 

of a single appendix shall be filed in this office by the 

appellant on or before November 5, 1973 + Two copies of 
  

the brief and one copy of the appendix shall be served on 

counsel for each party separately represented. If the 

appellant was granted leave to proceed in forma pauperis, 

an original and three copies of the brief ahd an original 

and thrce copies of a single appendix shall be filed. One 

copy shall be served on counsel for each party scparately 

represented, 

 



  

2, 

Twenty-five copies of the brief shall be filed 

in this office by the appellee within thirty days after 

service of the brief of the appellant. Two copies shall be 

gorved on counsel for each party separately represented. 

Counsel will be advised of the time and place at 

which oral argument will be heard. If you have not been 

previously admitted to practice before this Court, you may 

be presented to the Court for admission on the morning of 

your oral argument. No advance notification is required. 

You must be sponsored and introduced to the Court by an 

attorney who has been previously admitted to practice 

before the court. You should make arrangements to have a 

sponsor present. A fee of $20 must be paid at the time 

of admission. The fee is waived for attorneys appointed 

by the court to represent a party in forma pauperis, law 

clerks to judges of the Court, and counsel for the United 

States and any agency thereof. 

WILLIAM K. SLATE, II, Clerk 

CM-18/19 (Rev. 4/5/73) 

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