First Set of Stipulations of Fact

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November 13, 1981

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RALPH GINGLES, et al.,

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RUFUS EDMISTEN, et al.,

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FIRST SET OF
STIPULATIONS OF FACT

IN THE
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

FOR THE i ;

EASTERN DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA
RALEIGH DIVISION
NO. 8I-803-CrV-5

Defendants. )

The parties, through their counsel, stipulate that the

following facts are true:
t. The North Carolina General Assembly convened on

October 29, 198f.

2. 0n October 30, 198I the North Carolina General Assembly

enacted chapter lr30 of the session Laws of 19g1, entitled "An

AcE to Apportion the Districts of the North Carolina l{ouse of
Representatives. " A true and accurate copy of chapter 1130

is attached hereto as Exhibit A

3. On October 30, 1981 Ehe North Carolina General Assembly

adjourned until June 2, L982.

4. During the october 29 rhrough ocrober 30, r98r session,
the General Assembly did not enact 

"r,. 
,piottionment of the North

Carolina Senate

5. North carolina mailed its apporEionment of the North

Carolina Senate and the North Carolina representative districts
for the United States Congress to the Attorney General of the United
States on July 13, 1981 and the submission was received by the

Attorney General of the United Stetes on July 16, 198f.

6. North Carolina compleEed its submission of information
to the AEtorney General of the United States concerning iEs appor-

tionment of the North Carolina Senate and Congressional districts



on SePtember 30, 1981. The information was rece5-ved by the Attorney
6eneral of the United States on October 2, 1991.

7. On or about

apportionment of its
Chapter 1130, to the

clearance under 55 of

This 13*r day of

November 4, 1981, North Carolina sr:bmj_tted its
House of Representatives, as contained in
Attorney General.of the United States for pre-
the Voting Rj.ghts Act.

November, 1981.

By:

Ltl,),,,0,-
LIE J. WI

Chambers, Ferguson, Watt, Wa11as,
Ad.kins & Fu11er, P.A.

Suite 730 East Independence plaza
951 South Independence Boulevard
CharLotte, North Carolina Zg2O2
704/375-8461

Attorney for Plaj-ntiffs

Ra1eigh, North Carolina
9L9 /7 33-3377

Attorneys for Defendants

enera

neralrs Office

27602

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