Letter to Clerk From Richard Voorhees RE: Possible Summary Judgement, with Cover Letter
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January 19, 1982

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Case Files, Thornburg v. Gingles Hardbacks, Briefs, and Trial Transcript. Letter to Clerk From Richard Voorhees RE: Possible Summary Judgement, with Cover Letter, 1982. 08ef7ee6-d292-ee11-be37-00224827e97b. LDF Archives, Thurgood Marshall Institute. https://ldfrecollection.org/archives/archives-search/archives-item/fb560599-a18e-435f-82bf-1850c396f980/letter-to-clerk-from-richard-voorhees-re-possible-summary-judgement-with-cover-letter. Accessed April 06, 2025.
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a CHAMBERS, FERGUSON, WATT, WALLAS, ADKINS & FULLER, P.A ATTORNEYS AT LAW SUITE 73O EAST INDEPENDENCE PLAZA 95I SOUTH INOEPENOENCE BOULEVARD CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA 2A2O2 TELEPHONE (704) 375-A46t 19 January L982 ,/: I JULIUS LEVONNE CHAMBEFIS JAMES E. FERGUSON. II MELVIN L. WATT JONATHAN WALLAS KARL AOKINS JAMES C. FULLER, JR. YVONNE MIMS EVANS JOHN W. GRESHAM RONALD L. GIBSON GILDA F. GLAZER LESLIE J. WINNER' JOHN T. NOCKLEBY' . OF O, C. BAR ONLY The Honorable Carmon J. Stuart Clerk of Court United States District Court Post Office Box V-1 Greensboro, North Carolina 21402 Re: UzzeLL v. Fridayffi Dear Mr. Stuart: ely possibility of surmary resolution, everyone would gain. Ther-efore, we strongly concur in Dickis proirosed motion and brie{i.g schedule. with that in mind, ," also concurthat a final-pr-etrial conference would aciually be "or-rrrt.r-productive at this time. Best wishes. r have had the chance to review its contents with BetsyBunting and_with our co-cor.:nse1. certainly, if there is Sincerely, +*-AX--\ rr\^.. L 6ules C.v Elizabeth C. Br:nting, Deputy Attorney General Napoleon Williams, Legal Defense Fund Fuller, Jr. sm cc: {r R.rcneno L. VoonHEEs A,Fr'()xNEy AT l-r*, 317 SOUTH YORK STREET POST OFFTCE BOX l93r (iAST()NlA, N()HTtt ()At.()r,rNA 28052 704/A6a-2301 Janaury 15, 1982, The Honorable Carmon J. Stuart Clerk of Court United States Distriet Court for the Middle Distr:iet of North Carolina Post Office Box V-l Greensboro, North Carolina 27 402 Re: Lawrenee A. UzzelT, et al v William C. Friday, Individuall), and as President of Univ- of NC, et al. No. C-74-178-D Dear Mr. Stuart: I have reeeived the notiee setting the above ease on for final pre-trial at g:30 a.m. on January 28, 1982, in f)urham, North Carolina. this action. We are of the opinion that this matter might be motion for summary judgment, to be filed with supporting days from January 28, L982, with aopropriate response or g.tl,e. parties within thirty days thereafter, and a reply brief, fifteen days. disposed of by way of a plaintiffls brief and affidavits within thirt5r eross-motion and brief from the if neeessary, within the following I have already typed a preliminary draft of a brief on the subjeet, and I see no reason why the matter could not be handled expeditiously in the manner set forth above, if the eourt will approve of this manner of proeeeding. Please let me lgo* if this proeedure is satisfaetorv. If so, I shall be glad to send you a draft order to the effeet indieateC. I believe that would obviate the need'ior the sche-duted final pre-trial hearing. If there are any questions, please feel free to eall me eolleet or eonsult with the other attorneys involved. ( J Page Two Thank you for your assistance in this matter. ( Verv truly yours, RLV/ke ,/ ee: James C. Fuller, Erq. / J. LeVonne Chambers, Esq. 951 South Independenee Boulevard Charlotte, North Carolina 28202 Elizabeth C. Bunting, Esq. Andrew A. Vanore, Esq. Post Offiee Box 629 Raleigh, North Carolina 27602 Rrclteno I-. VoonrrEEs ATToRNty e,T I-Aw CHAMBERS, FERGUSON, WATT, WALLAS, ADKINS & FULLER, PA. ANORNEYS AT LAW SUITE 7& EAST INOEPENDENCE PUZA 95I SUTH INOEPENDENCE BOULEVARO CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA 2A2O2 (' Il,t): _: :: i; t !Mr. Napoleon Williams ,,, ;Legal Defense Fr:rrd i ,t 10 Columbus Circle :i t, i't Suite 2O3O !, , r i;, i il 1i;j NewYork, Newyork fOOigt'''\'-, ii LIU