DRAFT Joint Motion and Order
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
EASTERN DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
BARBARA MAJOR, et al., Civil Action No. 82-1192
Plaintiffs Section D (C)
—against- THREE JUDGE COURT CASE
DAVID C. TREEN, etc., et al. CLASS ACTION
JOINT MOTION AND ORDER
On motion of the parties, it appearing that the hearing on
plaintiffs' motion for preliminary injunction to delay qualifications for
the elections scheduled for the Fall, 1982 for members of the United States
Congress is unnecessary due to agreement of the parties, it further appearing
that the parties have agreed that if the United States Department of Justice
accepts the plan of apportionment evidenced by Act 20 of the Extraordinary
Session of the Louisiana Legislature, plaintiffs will not seek to enjoin
qualifications on candidates under that plan, it further appearing that if
the United States Department of Justice rejects said plan, the defendants
will not oppose a motion to enjoin qualifications now set for July 5-9,
1982 to avoid confusion of the electorate because no valid plan of apportion-
ment would exist,
[T IS ORDERED that the pretrial conference scheduled in this
matter for June 24 and the hearing on plaintiffs' motion for preliminary
injunction to delay the qualification period which hearing is scheduled
for June 28, 1982 are both continued, to be reset by the parties, if necessary.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that nothing herein shall be deemed to be
an admission by the parties as to the constitutionality of Act 20 and the
defendants' pending motion for reconsideration of the partial summary judgment
is not affected by this Order or by agreement of the parties.
DATED: New Orleans, Louisiana, this day of June, 1982.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE
Respectfully submitted, Respectfully submitted,
MARTIN L.C. FELDMAN, T.A.
R. JAMES KELIOCG, T.A. 624 Whitney Building
WILLIAM P. QUIGLEY New Orleans, LA 70130
STEVEN SCHECKMAN 504/568-1888
STANLEY HALPIN
631 St. Charles Avenue
New Orleans, Louisiana 70130 KENNETH C. DEJEAN
504/524-0016 CHIEF COUNSEL
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
JACK GREENBERG P. 0. Box 44005
JAMES M. NABRIT, I11 Baton Rouge, LA 70804
NAPOLEON B. WILLIAMS 504/342-7013
ILANI GUINIER
NAACP Legal Defense, and
Educational Fund, Inc. DAVID R. POYNTER
10 Columbus Circle, SPECIAL ASSISTANT ATTORNEY
Suite 2030 GENERAL
New York, New York 10019 544 Napoleon Street
Baton Rouge, LA 70802
504/344-6733
ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFFS
BY: ATTORNEY FOR DEFENDANTS |
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
EASTERN DISTRICT QF1 LOUTSTANA
BARBARA MAJOR, et al., Civil Action No.
Plaintiffs Section D (C)
—-against- THREE JUDGE COURT ( ASH
| DAVID C. TREEN, etc., et al. CLASS ACTION
JOINT MOTION AND ORDER
On motion of the parties, it appearing that the hearing on
plaintiffs’ motion for preliminary injunction to delay qualifications
the elections scheduled for the Fall, 1982 for members of the United S
Congress is unnecessary because the parties have agreed that if the Un
States Department of Justice accepts the plan of apportionment evi
Act 20 of the Extraordinary Session of the Louisiana Legislature,
will not seek to enjoin qualifications on candidates under that pla:
further appearing that if the United States Department of Justice rej
said plan, the defendants will not oppose a motion to enjoin qualifi
now set for July 5-9, 1982 to avoid confusion of the electorate bec
plan of apportionment would then exist,
IT IS ORDERED that the pretrial conference scheduled in this
matter for June 23 and the hearing on plaintiffs' motion for prelimin:
injunction to delay the qualification period which hearing is schedule
for June 28, 1982 are both continued, to be reset by the parties, if n
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that nothing herein shall be deemed to
an admission by the parties as to the constitutionality of Act 20 and the
defendants' pending motion for reconsideration of the partial summary judgm
is not affected by this Order or by agreement of the parties.
DATED: New Orleans, Louisiana, this day of June, 1982.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE
Respectfully submitted,
| R. JAMES KELLOGG, T.A.
{ WILLIAM P. QUIGLEY
STEVEN SCHECKMAN
STANLEY HALPIN
631 St. Charles Avenue
New Orleans, Louisiana 70130
504/524-0016
| JACK GREENBERG
| JAMES M. NABRIT, III
| NAPOLEON B. WILLIAMS
i
| LANI GUINIER
NAACP Legal Defense, and
Educational Fund, Inc.
10 Columbus Circle,
Suite 2030
New York, New York 10019
j BY:
ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFFS
Respectfully submitted,
MARTIN L.C. FELDMAN,
624 Whitney Building
New Orleans, LA 70130
504/568-1888
KENNETH C. DEJEAN
CHIEF COUNSEL
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICI
P. O. Box 44005
Baton Rouge, LA 70804
504/342-7013
DAVID R. POYNTER
SPECIAL: ASSTSTAN]
GENERAL
544 Napoleon Stree
Baton Rouge, LA
504/344-6733
“ATTORNEY FOR DEFENDANTS