Memo from Bailey to Counsel Re: Detroit Files

    MEMORANDUM

TO: Caldwell, Chachkin, Dimond, Flannery, Jones, Lucas, McCroom
and Penn

FROM: Sandy Bailey
RE: Detroit Files
DATE: June 2, 1972

The Detroit materials (exhibits; transcripts, data, pleadings, 
briefs, etc.) have been organized and filed into 2_5 covered 
cartons, °Pen cartons (for oversized materials) and 1 trunk.
Bill Penn and I are going to add "pack-horses" to our vitas!

The enclosed list will provide a general ouline of what is 
available where and should be used as a table of contents for 
the indexes. Each index is a list of what is in each box - 
folder by folder; exhibit by exhibit and transcript by transcript. 
From now on either Kimmy Jones or Bill Penn will be able to "f^nd 
whatever you need in a matter of minutes (or even seconds.)
Kimmy, a member of the Detroit NAACP office, has taken over the 
filing and typing of the indexes and expects to mail them to 
you next week. As you look over the indexes please note any 
glaring or nonglaring omissions and, if you have copies of those 
documents, please send to Kimmy for filing. Of course, the above 
also works in reverse.

A copy of each index is taped to the lid of its carton; plus,
I ’ve color-coded (a Lamson suggestion) the boxes, i.e., the 
color on the index sheet is also on the outside of the box and 
somewhere on each file within the box.

The maps and overlays are still in Judge Roth's office. Perhaps 
Bill Lamson could arrange to spend some time preserving and storing

One other matter: You will also notice among the indexes a more
legible copy of the first page to the Proposed Conclusions of Law 
for Detroit, July, 1971. If you have a clear copy already, you're 
the one to whom Lucas gave the original.!

If you have any questions, suggestions or criticisms, you can 
reach me the month of June and probably most of July at the 
Harvard Center for Law & Education in Cambridge.

Cheers,



BRADLEY v. MILLION

Table of Contents

Car ton Contents

1 Transcripts: Depositions 8-25-70 thru 6-28-70 
Proceedings 8-27-70 thru 4/28-71

2 Transcripts: Proceedings 4-29-71 thru 12/20-71

3 iTranscripts: Depositions 3-7-72 thru 3-23-71 
Proceedings 3-14-72 thru 4-14-72

4 State Board of Education Desegregation Plans - 1972; 
1970-71 Michigan Education Assessment

5 1970 Briefs & Pleadings of Plaintiffs' and Defendant^; 
Correspondence 9-3-70 thru 12/31-71

6 Intevenors Files - 1972; Issue on Propriaty of a 
Metropolitan Solution(all parties); Correspondence-1972

7 Plaintiff s'"and Defendants ' Exhibits Lists; Plaintiffs' 
Exhibits for Intra-City and Metro Hearings; Defendants' 
exhibits for Intra-City and Metro Hearings

8 1972 Briefs & Pleadings of Plaintiffs'and Defendants'

9 District Court Orders; Copies of other relevant opinions

10 Office supplies
11 Office supplies
12

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Plaintiffs' Exhibit P.M. 15 from Metro hearing

13 Transportation Folder(1972); Publications

14 Unused Marked Exhibits 65-96

15 Unused Marked Exhibits 97-142

16 Elaintiffs' Exhibits l-19(Issue of Segregation)

17 Plaintiffs' Exhibits 21-75(Issue of Segregation)

18 Plaintiffs' Exhibits 78A-78L(Issue of Segregation)

19 Plaintiffs' Exhibits 77-105(Issue of Segregation)

20 Plaintiffs' Exhibits 107-186 (Issue of Segregation)

21 Plaintiffs' Exhibits 187, 188, 163AA,BB,CC, 164AA,BB,CC, 
I65AA,BB,CC and Copies of Defendant^ Exhibits (Issue of 
Segr ega tion)

22 Defendants; Exhibits RR^ - R R ^ ;  P & Q

23 1971 Briefs and Pleadings of Plaintiffs' and Defendants

24 Sixth Circuit Briefs, Pleadings and Orders

25 LEFTOVERS - CHAOS

open Over-sized carton with Marked admitted Exhibits 
from Issue of Segregation Trial

Open Over-sized carton with oversized materials - misc.

Trunk Very old, pretrial materials, clippings,etc. see index.