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Second Draft of Dissenting Opinion:
Norvell v. Illinois1963 May
Norvell v. Illinois
No. 513, O.T. 1962; printed second draft of Arthur Goldberg's dissent with edits in pencil.
Draft of Dissenting Opinion:
Norvell v. Illinoisn.d.
Norvell v. Illinois
No. 513, O.T. 1962; typed draft of Arthur Goldberg's dissent with edits in pencil.
Second Draft of Majority Opinion:
Raymond L. Haynes v. State of Washingtonn.d.
Raymond L. Haynes v. State of Washington
No. 147, O.T. 1962; typed draft of the majority opinion with edits in pencil.
First Draft of Majority Opinion:
Raymond L. Haynes v. State of Washingtonn.d.
Raymond L. Haynes v. State of Washington
No. 147, O.T. 1962; typed draft of the majority opinion with edits in pencil.
Partial Draft of Majority Opinion:
Raymond L. Haynes v. State of Washingtonn.d.
Raymond L. Haynes v. State of Washington
No. 147, O.T. 1962; typed, partial draft of the majority opinion with notes in pencil.
Three Documents Relating to Alabama and Governor George Wallace v. U.S. and Robert S. McNamara1963 May 23
No. 15, O.T. 1962; three documents: 1) a copy of a brief in support of plaintiffs' motion for leave to file original bill of complaint, signed by plaintiffs' counsel John P. Kohn; 2) a copy of three pages of exhibits; 3) typed draft of "Wallace…
Brief in Support of Plaintiffs' Motion for Leave to File Original Bill of Complaintn.d.
No. 15, O.T. 1962; partial copy of a bill of complaint for Alabama and Governor George Wallace v. U.S. and Robert S. McNamara.
Sixth Draft of Concurring Opinion:
Sit-In Cases1963 May 20
Sit-In Cases
Nos. 71 58 66 11 & 67, O.T. 1962; printed sixth draft of John Marshall Harlan's concurrence with underlining by Earl Warren.
Draft of Commentary on Opinion of the Court:
Sit-In Casesn.d.
Sit-In Cases
Typed draft of Arthur Goldberg's commentary on the opinion of the Court with edits in pencil.
Letter to Earl Warren from Arthur Goldberg1963 February 12
Copy of a typed letter to Warren from Goldberg regarding Warren's opinion on the sit-in cases. Goldberg states his intention to join the opinion and suggests some changes.