Order Denying Motion of Travis County Judges to Intervene

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April 25, 1989

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  • Case Files, LULAC and Houston Lawyers Association v. Attorney General of Texas Hardbacks, Briefs, and Trial Transcript. Order Denying Motion of Travis County Judges to Intervene, 1989. 54807bb7-207c-f011-b4cc-6045bdd81421. LDF Archives, Thurgood Marshall Institute. https://ldfrecollection.org/archives/archives-search/archives-item/b0e4ba4b-6e99-4146-ba84-26e54a6741e7/order-denying-motion-of-travis-county-judges-to-intervene. Accessed November 07, 2025.

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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT APR ©: 1300 
FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS BLE 

MIDLAND-ODESSA DIVISION U. S. DISTRICT COURT 
LERK!S OFFICE 

LULAC, ET AlL., ) BY....(& #id.... DEPUTY 
) 

V. ) MO-88-CA-154 
) 

JIM MATTOX, ET AL., ) 

  

Came on this day to be heard the Motion of the thirteen 

Defendant-Intervenor District Judges from Travis County to 

Modify this Court's Order allowing Intervention in the above- 

captioned cause to permit them to Intervene in their official 

capacities, or in the alternative, as amicus curiae. Upon 

consideration of the Motion, Plaintiffs' response and arguments 

of the parties, this Court is of the opinion that such motion 

should be denied. Accordingly, 

IT IS ORDERED that the Motion of the Travis County 

District Judges to Intervene in their official capacity, or in 

the alternative, as amicus curiae in the above-captioned cause is 

hereby DENIED. 

5A 
SIGNED AND ENTERED this ay of April, 1989.         

  

Lucius D. Bunton 
/ Chief Judge 

 



  

7:88—-cv-00154 

Sherrilyn Ifill, Esq. 
Matthews & Branscomb 
no pro hac vice 
99 Hudson St., 16th Floor 

New York, NY 10013 

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