Correspondence from Pamela Karlan to Kathleen Bell, Esq. Re Whitfield v. Clinton

Correspondence
January 25, 1988

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  • Legal Department General, Lani Guinier Correspondence. Correspondence from Pamela Karlan to Kathleen Bell, Esq. Re Whitfield v. Clinton, 1988. 946cdf30-ec92-ee11-be37-6045bdeb8873. LDF Archives, Thurgood Marshall Institute. https://ldfrecollection.org/archives/archives-search/archives-item/bd7f31a8-997e-49a8-8c05-f691dae92639/correspondence-from-pamela-karlan-to-kathleen-bell-esq-re-whitfield-v-clinton. Accessed May 12, 2025.

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Kathleen Be11, Esq.
Wilson, Be.ll and Neal
130 Columbia Street
Hel.ena, Arkansas 72342
Bv Federal Express

Re: 9.Ihitfiel.d v. Clinton

Dear Kathleen:

It was good to see you last week.
mat ters :

1. As you can see from the enclosed correspondence between
Tim Humphries and me, Dick Engstrom's deposition is going forward
on the 6th after alL.

2. I am returning L, T. 's transcript. Please get
to him and give him my thanks.

3. Will you be avajlable to defend Dr, Gates' depositjon?
I,le can schedule it at your, her, and Tim's convenience.

4. Let me know if the subpoenas on Judge Anderson and
Bankston 9rlaters have been served.

5. P.lease send me a fil.e copy of
regarding Peyton McOrary.

your.letter to Tim

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January 25, 1988

Herers a List of pending

it back

enclosures:
transcript (4)
letters (2)

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