Correspondence from Lani Guinier to Frank Parker, Esq. (Voting Rights Project)

Correspondence
April 1, 1987

Correspondence from Lani Guinier to Frank Parker, Esq. (Voting Rights Project) preview

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  • Case Files, Bozeman & Wilder Working Files. Interview/File Review Worksheet, 1983. f94699a4-ee92-ee11-be37-6045bdeb8873. LDF Archives, Thurgood Marshall Institute. https://ldfrecollection.org/archives/archives-search/archives-item/590fc79b-8cc9-4d17-8782-74430f84289d/interviewfile-review-worksheet. Accessed August 19, 2025.

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INTEBVIEW/FILE REVIEW WORKSHEET

AIS #

Personal Interview: Yes 

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No 

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Reasons Favoring Parole

for favoring parole of the prisoner are as follows:

Subject has served sufficient portion of sentence.
Investigation has been made of subject.
Subject's parole program is acceptable.
Subject's interview was favorable.
Prison Authority report is satisfactory.
(State of) accepts for supervision.
I am of the opinion that there is a reasonable probability that if the prisoner is released, (he, she) will
ain at liberty without violating the law, and that (his, her) release is not incompatible with the welfare

Interviewing Parole Officer recommends.

Date Member

Reasons Favoring Denial

Set

My reasons

1.

2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

7.

live and rem
of society.

8.
9.

My reasons for favoring Denial are as follows:

1. Failure to adjust in prison.
2. Failure to adjust on parole or probation.
3. Protest.
4. Prior record.
5. Pending cases or holdovers.
6. New conviction.
7. Has not served enough time.
8. Release would not be compatible with society's welfare.
9. Protection of Society.
10. On Escape.
11. Attitude does not show evidence of rehabilitation.
12. Prison authority does not recommend for parole.
13. Nature of Offense.
L4. Other

My reasons for not re-setting for parole consideration:

1. Only s
1. Same
3. Other

hort time to serve.
as above.

Date

CO Form #516

Member

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