Letter from Jones to Co-Counsel RE Response to Petitions for Certiorari

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September 14, 1973

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- Education
Topic
- School Desegregation
Matter
- Milliken v. Bradley
Case
- Milliken v. Bradley
U.S. state
- Michigan
Collection
- Case Files
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- f8300102-54e9-ef11-a730-7c1e5247dfc0

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1790 BROADWAY / NEW YORK, N. Y. 10019 / 245-2100

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Kivie Kaplan 
Chairman

Bishop Stephen G. Spottswood 
Vice-Chairman 

Alfred Baker Lewis 
Treasurer 

William Oliver 
Assistant Treasurer 

Roy Wilkins 
Secretary 

John A. Morsell 
Assistant Secretary 

Nathaniel R. Jones 
General Counsel

THE ONLY TAX EXEMPT VEHICLE 
FOR SUPPORT OF NAACP 
COMMUNITY PROGRAMS IN 
THE COURTS, SCHOOLS, VOTER 
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September 14, 19 7 3

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Re: Responses to Cert Petitions in Bradley
v. Mi 11i ken

Gentlemen:

I have completed reading the 
certiorari and Paul's outline of 
response. It appears to me that 
proceed to prepare a preliminary 
circulation to the rest of us.

petitions for 
a suggested 
Paul should 
draft for

I spoke with Norm yesterday and it appears 
that his schedule is too tight for him to do so. 
Although I haven't reached Lou or Nick for their 
reactions, their schedules are undoubtedly too 
tight to allow them to crank out a prompt draft.
It will no doubt be easier for all of us to work 
from and argue over a draft that Paul puts togeth
er .

Si

NRJ:1ew

Nathaniel R. Jones 
General Counsel

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