Letter from Higgins to All Counsel RE: Time Allotted for Oral Argument

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O F F IC E  O F  T H E  C L E R K

J A M E S  A. H I G G I N S
C L E R K

United States Court of Appeals
FOR THE SIXTH C I R C U I T  

C I N C I N N A T I .  O H I O  4 5 2 0 2

January 26, 1973

Mr. Frank J. Kelley 
Mr. Louis R. Lucas 
Mr. George T. Roumell, Jr. 
Mr. William M. Saxton 
Mr. Douglas H. West 
Mr. Richard P.  Condit 
Mr. Kenneth B. McConnell 
Mr. Robert J. Lord 
Mr. Robert A. Derengoski 
Mr. Alexander B. Ritchie 
Mr. J. Harold Flannery 
4Mr. Jack Greenberg 
Mr. E. Winther McCroom 
Mr. Nathaniel R. Jones 
Mr. Bruce Miller 
Mr. Ralph B. Guy, Jr.
Mr. Theodore Sachs 
Mr. William T. Downs 
Mr. Theodore W. Swift 
Mr. Irwin Ellman

Re: Case Nos. 72-1809-14
Bradley v. Milliken

In response to the numerous inquiries concerning
the amount of time to be alloted for the oral arguments 
in the in banc hearing of these appeals, the court has 
directed me to advise you that a total of one hour oral 
argument on each side will be allowed.

The Appellants will begin the oral argument and
may reserve as much time as they wish for rebuttal. The 
parties should divide their time among themselves, but, 
if the parties cannot agree, the court will make the necessary 
allocation on the afternoon of the arguments.

Gentlemen:

Very truly yours

JAH:dk

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