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Letter to Byron White from Arthur Goldberg Regarding Opinion:
U.S. v. Continental Can Co.1964 June 13
U.S. v. Continental Can Co.
O.T. 1963; letter to White from Goldberg stating his intent to join White's opinion pursuant to certain edits.
Memorandum Circulated by Earl Warren Regarding Sit-In Casesn.d.
Typed memorandum from Warren regarding the sit-in cases (18 cases O.T. 1962; 7 cases O.T.1963) with printed writ of certiorari and appeals.
Tags: Sit-in cases
Supplemental Memorandum from Earl Warren Regarding Sit-In Casesn.d.
Typed memorandum from Warren regarding the sit-in cases (18 cases O.T. 1962; 7 cases O.T.1963).
Tags: O.T. 1962, O.T. 1963, Sit-in cases
Chart Used in Sit-In Casesn.d.
Chart showing degree of state involvement other than by facts of arrest and conviction.
Tags: O.T. 1962, O.T. 1963, Sit-in cases
Memorandum to the Other Justices from Arthur Goldberg 1962 December 10
No. 435; memorandum regarding changes to the opinion for Harris Truck Lines, Inc. v. Cherry Meat Packers, Inc.
Letter to Earl Warren from Arthur Goldberg Regarding Sit-In Cases1963 February 12
Typed letter from Goldberg suggesting edits for Warren's opinion.
Tags: O.T. 1962, O.T. 1963, Sit-in cases
Preliminary Memorandum on Sit-In Cases to Arthur Goldberg from Clerkn.d.
Typed memorandum featuring summaries of the transcripts for six sit-in cases (18 cases total: O.T. 1962; 7 cases O.T.1963) with minor edits (by the clerk?) in ink.
Tags: O.T. 1962, O.T. 1963, Sit-in cases
Footnotes for Memorandum to Arthur Goldberg from Clerk Regarding Sit-In Casesn.d.
Typed footnotes for a memorandum to Goldberg from his clerk regarding the sit-in cases.
Tags: O.T. 1962, O.T. 1963, Sit-in cases
Document from the United States Supreme Court Signed by All Nine Justices with Embossed Seal of the Supreme Court of the United States1880 May 10
The printed text of the document is mostly faded and at first glance we took it to be an attorney’s certificate of admission to the Supreme Court Bar. However, on further examination, there is no space for an admittee’s name, but there are two…
Open Letter from Richard H. Stern to Other Law Clerks with Attached Chart1963 February 7
Nos. 108 109 110 & 125, O.T. 1962; open letter from Stern, clerk for Byron White, to the other justices' law clerks with an attached chart relating to Interstate Commerce Commission v. New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Co.; Sea-Land Service…
