Correspondence from Winner to Senators Rauch, Jones, and Lilley
Correspondence
October 19, 1981
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Case Files, Thornburg v. Gingles Hardbacks, Briefs, and Trial Transcript. Correspondence from Winner to Senators Rauch, Jones, and Lilley, 1981. 0636ccbd-d892-ee11-be37-6045bddb811f. LDF Archives, Thurgood Marshall Institute. https://ldfrecollection.org/archives/archives-search/archives-item/a68eb920-9d97-4d25-8ddf-5bd972c0c950/correspondence-from-winner-to-senators-rauch-jones-and-lilley. Accessed October 24, 2025.
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CHAMBERS, FERGUSON, WATT, WALLAS, ADKINS & FULLER, P.A
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
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OcEober 19, 1981
JULIUS LEVONNE CHAMBERS
JAMES E. FERGUSON, II
MELVIN L. WATT
JONATHAN VI/ALLAS
XARL AOKINS
JAMES C. FULLER. JR.
WONNE MIMS EVANS
JOHN W. GRESHAM
RONALD L. GIBSON
GILDA F. GLAZER
LESLIE J. WINNER
JOHN T. NOCKLEBY'
. OF O. C. BAR ONLY
Senator Marshall Rauch
North Carolina General Assembly
Raleigh, North Carolina
Representative Robert A. JonesNorth Carolina General Assembly
Raleigh, North CaroLina
Representative Daniel T. LilleyNorth Carolina General Assembly
Raleigh, North Carolina
Dear Sen. Rauch and Reps. Jones and Lilley:
Thank you for yo_ur invitation to appear at the public hearingto be conducted by the House and slirare Legi-sr"li;;-R"ei;;;iEringcoumittees on october 20, 1981. unioii""ri.iy r" aid nor.have ade-quaLe time to arrange-fof any of the clients in ci"ei.s v. EdnistentoaPPear.Becauseofthependencyof-thecourtlffi,-itffi
think that it is appropriatl i;;-;;y- ot-ttr" counsel in thelitigation to give- teslinony U"i"i"'y._;, conrmittees. I have, however,discussed the position of the plaintiiis with the office of theAttorney Generll. r feel sure rhar rr. wirr-.ariI"-|J,, or or*contentions as he deems appropriate.
Sincerely,
Leslie J. Winner
cc: James Wallace, Jr.
Napoleon B. witiians, lr./