Stanley v. Darlington County School District Record on Appeal

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May 29, 1969

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  • Press Releases, Volume 6. Black Perspective Journalist Organization to Hold Press Conference (Telegram); LDF to Defend Bobby Seale (Telegram), 1970. 2d4c69f7-b992-ee11-be37-00224827e97b. LDF Archives, Thurgood Marshall Institute. https://ldfrecollection.org/archives/archives-search/archives-item/056b5f8d-7107-4d1d-aae8-9cc33078320b/black-perspective-journalist-organization-to-hold-press-conference-telegram-ldf-to-defend-bobby-seale-telegram. Accessed August 19, 2025.

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Feb. 13, 

Black Perspective, a membership organization of black journalists and photogrpphers in the N.Y. met opolitan area, will hold a press conference on Sunday, February 15, at 2:00 p.m. in the offices of the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc. (LDF), 10 Columbus Circle, Suite 2030, New York City. The group will discuss the Justice Department's subpoena off Earl Cai@we{1l of THR NEW YORK TIMES S, government interference in the journalism profession, and their response to any similar attempts in the future. 

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Director of Public Information 
NA®CP Legal Defense & Education Fund 
10 Columbus Circle 
New York, N.Y. 10019 
Tetephone: 212-Ju 6-8397 

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Directorof Public Information 
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LDF TO DEFEND BOBBY SEALE 

Jack Greenberg, Director-Counsel of the NAACP Legal Defense and 

Educational Fund, Inc. (LDF) announced today that the Fund will represent 
Black Panther leader Bobby G. Seale in the appeal of the four year contempt 

sentence imposed on him by U.S. District Judge Julius Hoffman. "The Legal 
Defense Fund is entering the case at the request of Black Panther attorney 

Charles Garry, and will handle Seale's case in collaboration with Mr. Garry's 

office." Some of the points that will be raised on behalf of Mr. Seale are 

also applicable to the case of the lawyers and defendants who were recently 

held in contempt by Judge Hoffman. The Fund is representing Mr. Seale for 
the same reason that it joined with a score of national organizations and 
leaders in a committee headed by Roy Wilkins and Arthur Goldberg to 

investigate the treatment of Black Panthers at the hands of the police and 

prosecutors. Mr. Greenberg stated that “it is important that the Panthers 

and their leaders be accorded the fullest protection of the Constitution _ 

at a time when too many public officials are striving for shortcuts in i 

law enforcement and the suppression of militant dissent. Because of the 

fpartiwubar-stegard in which Panthers are held by many members of the black + 

community, their treatment by the law teaches more than a volume of 



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preaching on constttutional protection." The appeal is being directed by 
Michael Meltsner, First Assistant Counsel of the Fund, who will be assisted 
by staff counsel Conrad K. Harper, Elizabeth B. DuBois and Eric Schnapper. 

In the case of Mr. Seale, the Fund will raise the following consti- 
tutional arguments: 

I. Seale's conviction violated his right to jury trial. 

II. Seale's conviction violated his right to counsel. 

III. Seale's conviction violated Due Process because his case was 

tried by a judge who had shown dislike for appellant and his 

co-defendants. 

Iv. Seale's conviction violated Due Process because he was not 

afforded a full hearing. 

Other issues will be present as weil. 

In the case of the lawyers, Mr. Greenberg stated, there is the 

additional factor that "the staffering sentences, up to four years, may 
ihhibit others when caléed upon to represent politically unpopular clients? 

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