Petitioner's Memorandum of Law in Support of Motion for Summary Judgment
Public Court Documents
January 18, 1984

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Case Files, Bozeman & Wilder Working Files. Correspondence from Durant to Guinier, 1983. b6e38a67-f092-ee11-be37-6045bdeb8873. LDF Archives, Thurgood Marshall Institute. https://ldfrecollection.org/archives/archives-search/archives-item/ba75e915-53b0-4305-92da-09d1d5dceb6b/correspondence-from-durant-to-guinier. Accessed April 06, 2025.
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74.r/-fr* 9or,- %r""-rrt ilfr"..l.t-/.* Agg/a dt- -/h.rt €"#-f ZZ ffib^.b 9r;,aa* /Zrr*r"r-V .*zlrae 9d/O{ November 8, 1983 Lani Guinier, Esq. NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc. 99 Hudson Street, 16th F loor New York, NY 10013 Dear Lan i : As you know, we sti'l I have not received the transcript of the closing arguments from the court reporter. I spoke with tlilbur Miller, Judge Hobbs' law clerk this afternoon and he is still express'i ng some concern for an 0rder from Judge Hobbs' that the transcript be produced, inasmuch as ,,the court reporter is not a party to this action". He was some- wh at I ukewarm to my ar gumen t th at the court reporter , under the circumstances, was an agent of the State of Alabama, which is a party to this action. In any case, he further indicated that Judge Hobbsprobably wou ld not order the District Attorney to produce copies of the out-of-court statements, so we may be headed for a heari ng on that one. As soon as he "deci des to decide", I wi'l I let you know. g,/r./"* /za) ss-anz .{t-.U,2./* 3",,1 .J.dLt* ly, vt VANZETTA PENN DURANT