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Pugh V. Locke, Ci No rs pisirid (fbri MlDOLC DlSTKlCT Of AS C. C/.VEK OFFICE OF 'HI CLERK TtLE'HOHt C2O*) HJ-7>Ol CICKK T7S POST Orncc Box 711 MONTGOMERY. ALABAMA 361C1 December 5, 1983 iir. Spencer D. Mercer, Clerk D.C. KO. 3501~N U.S. Court of Appeals - Ilcventh Circuit 56 Fcrsyth Street., K.W. , .Boom 100 u.S.C.A SO. Atlanta. GA 30303 K.RE: NEWMAN vs. CHARLES GRADDICK, ATTORNEY GENERAL, et al Enclosed are documents regarding an appeal in this Birrt:. plea.se acknowledge receipt °— the enclosed • copy of r>>->' -. le~t.tr. | I Certi_fie-d copy of notice of appea.1 anG 'docket er.t_ries J3.clcsec. jTirst Xctice of Appeal: Tes | J Date(s) of c~iher notices: J i Certified record en appeal cczLsisting of : 3 y 3 Vclun>e(s) cf tr^^-scripts; Vl() of plesdi^gsldi . etc.; 4 Volume Cs) cf exhibi-.s/dSfSSESSSSSc; Otier: •( | There was no .heariiig froc vhich z. transcript could be aacie. | * Copy of CIA forrc sppointing counsel. ! i The following s^steric-ls were SZALZTO in this court, (order enclosed): The appellate docket fee hes been paid i T« I j He; ^ate(s) paid I j Appellant has been granted/d_niec lea^e tc 2ppeal in fcr~aa pauperis (copy cf ' crder granting/denying IT? anc/cr Certificate cf ?rcba;le Cause is enclosed) j j An appeal bond has been posted i j Cost Bond i j Superserdeas Bond j j The Judge or Magistrate appealed froE is i • The court reporter(s) are 1 ! This is an appeal of a ban±ru-;tr~" crc'er. Baniirurtcy Jucgff: • : ~_is is a DZAIZ PEKA1TT appeal CC: Philip H. Butler, Patricia Littlefield, Mitchell W. Dale, Charles A. Schneider. c - — r' Algert Agricola, John Bell, Charles A. Graddick, Ken Wallis, M.R> Nachnail) Jrt> Robert D. Segall, John L. Carroll, Alvin L'. Bronstein, John F. Cameron Frank M. Wilson, Rosa Davis, D. C. Form NfclO6A Her.?^=t^ ; ATTOHNEYS \ ^ ^^..:,, ri 'J Civil Action No. 3501-N . _Philip-Hr Butler (Per Order A/I 4s:—7— — • P. 0. Drawer 1470 (Court £ ^2_^. H. NEWMAN, AND OTHERS, Montgomery, AL 36102 Petitioners, ,' 834-7000 •UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Patricia G. Littlefield DONALD R. HAERISON - :" " Asst. Attorney General Amicus Curiae, Civil Rights Division Washington, DC 20530 251-6723 FTS- (for Amicus Curi vs and Charles A. GENERAL John C. Bell Mitchell W "•'• FOR STATE OF ALABAMA;° M1£E--&8M&£? WARDEN, .' MEDICAL & DIAGNOSTIC CENTER, MT. MEIGS, ALABAMA; U.S. Attorney • Special L ': FRANK B. BROWN, HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATOR, AND OR P. 0. Box 197 Section, '•• BUSINESS MANAGER, AND ALL HOSPITAL STAFF, Montgomery, AL 36101 Justice • MEDICAL & DIAGNOSTIC CENTER, MT. MEIGS, ALABAMA; 832-7280 • civil Rig Charles A. Graddick Attorney General of Alabama H0L( REV. JOHN E. VICKERS, DR. THOMAS F. STATON, and 250 Administrative Bldg. Montgomery, AL 36130 Rooi W. T. THRASH, individually and as Members of the 320 Alabama Board of Corrections; L; B. SULLIVAN, 834-5150 X y individually and as Commissioner, Alabama Board TJashingtoi \- of Corrections; UJAMES H. McCLENDON, BILL FRANKLIN, —Gerter-el ~ ~—-> -.> M. B. FERGUSON, PAUL MANN IS, and JAMES E. INGRAM, : . individually and as Commissioners of St. Clair .'" County, Alabama, %BILLY JOE FREDERICK, GROVER DAVIS and DELMO PAYNE COUJ3RAK FOB JAMES, GOVERNOR OF ALABAMA, APPOINTED TEMPORARY RECEIVER OF ALABAMA PRISON SYSTEM •£ -'• PER ORDER 2fWS £24 $70.00 ier-order of 2/15/72 74772 tenaant per order of 14695 11/4/83 $70.00, 1!Added as parties-defendant per order of 1/8/80 %Added as parties-defendant per order of 11/6/80 § ~~ -^srties-defendant per order of 1/8/81 / —'*nfc-_(intervenors) per other state p«.- Action arose zr.: ; IIIA :ev. 1775) CIVIL DOCKET CONTINUATION SHEET DEFENDANT PLAINTIFF 3501-N DOCKET NO. NEWMAN, N. H., ET AL. STATE OF ALABAMA, ET AL. PAGE OF. .PAGES DATE NR. PROCEEDINGS ADDITIONAL DEFENDANTS §§ poi±tical-snbd±vision-of-the-Stafre-of- Aiabamat~BRA3¥~BAeGH5T-WABE-SALBREA?H, ft fe~ fee—&ae -Ge-veieae-^ ^ feii)- -McDOtc •frrr—trrs—Si. <i t e • tr£~-Ai and -in Liulit;r-\>f—trn2"SLo.Le uf ^ hs"—i_apdci"tycfs P-r-9-r-Bex-lS? HaailfeeRy-At 92i-?8?8 w/d 2/17/83 rtrr-At 35Q±Q~ 329-8438 for Alabama Board of Corrections Ballard—(Ma*i«R-€e *By letter of 8/20/76 Jimmy Samford !— § >^ack-Br-HcN Hiehael-B-r-WafeersLegal Advisor State Capitol Montgomery, AL 36130 r-At 3536S for Gov. James far-Narthwest-Axsbstna-Mental and H«titfr-Baard-&-Ncrthwest-A±sbsma M. R. Nachman, Jr. Mentai-Heaith-eerirer P. 0. Box 668 Montgomery, AL 36101 § >Gr-Rr-Trawiek for Gov. James'— 135-Sottth-UnioR-£*«eet Al Tidwell P. 0. Box 787 834-4359 Hamilton, AL 35570 921-7251 for Frederick, Davis & Payne //•Thema-s—S-—Laws-err-,— (Marion Co. Defendants) O"0 DS •p-;—•©-;—-Box "2069 William J. Trussell Church, Trussell & Robinson 1904 Cogswell Avenue P. 0. Box 504 Pell City, AL 35125 338-2295 for St. Clair Co. Commissioners, etc. 2 111A ev. 1/75) CIVIL DOCKET CONTINUATION SHEET PLAINT: FF DEFENDANT 3501-N r DOCKET NO. N. H. iN ET AL. STATE OF ALABAMA, ET AL. PAGE OF PAGES DATE ! N n PROCEEDINGS . (2/11/81) ek---F-i-et-dre A-ek-er^-Wood—&—ii-eyd -AL -355-95 039 0033 frr3.g 2.LI (2/11/81) T~ ~ •B"i"t't Ll £ IT •and Den -E-rdreieh • James C. Barton (7/1/81) ! Johnston, Barton, Proctor, ' Swedlaw & Naff ! 1212 Bank for Savings Building : Birmingham, AL 35203 ! 322-0616 i (for 5he-Binaingham-News. James H. Evans) (7/8/81) Dennis R. Bailey T—Johnston-S-8arrett Rushton, Stakely, Johnston & Garrett P-r-e--Bex-2?9 P. 0. Box 270 MoBtgoneryT-A Montgomery, AL 35195 834-8489 834-8480 (for The Advertiser Company) •Wiif-owi-5-.-L-saTre (8/15/81) - Lti-f kia- -S^yar oni"j~iT!Lxr"~~' JuZC/i 30-0353 •101- -So-. - Rosa G. Hamlett Davis & Algert S. Agricola, Jr. PMiip-€--Bav±9 JuIm-LucktrLL Sesrv-IU-Savlv (2/17/82) 250 Administrative Building y *""*"*^ U/l//H^> Montgomery, AL 36130 (for Charles Graddick) : niA ev. 1/75) CIVIL DOCKET CONTINUATION SHEET PLAINTIFF DEFENDANT DOCKET NO. PAGE OF. .PAGES NR. PROCEEDINGS ADDITIONAL COUNSEL: 74-57-N Robert D. Segall (Court app'd) John F. Cameron P. 0. Box 347 One Court Square Montgomery, AL 36101 P.O. Box 2644 Montgomery, AL 36105 and (for Danny Ray Mylar, Plft-Intervenor in 74-57-N, 10/5/82) John L. Carroll (Court P. 0. Box 2087 Montgomery, AL 35103 Frank M.. "Wilson ; (for Jerry Lee Pugh) Beasley & Wilson 418 So. Hull Street 74-203-N P. 0. Box 4537 Montgomery, AL 36101 Gee-gg-e—Pec-h—Xe-yJre-g- (Court app'd) (for defts. Freddie V. Smith, Comm. -rf-ice--of—Dear, of—fcavr-S of the Ala. Dept. of Corrections, James Cooke, Dep. Comm, and other Dept. of Corrections defts.) Reiph-lT-feswlesr-j3?. (per letter of 3/9/81) + Alvin L. Bronsteir. and Steven Ney National Prison Projects of the American Civil Liberties Union 1346 Connecticut Avenue, N.W. Suite 1031 Washington, D. C. 20036 (202) 331-G500 SEND COPY OF ORDERS TO: (for Nat. Prison Projects, etc.) Eva Ansley Jaek-8sake-+— (y/d 4/15/83) 3381 Atlanta Hwy. Montgomery, AL 36109 259=1234-1- and Raipfa-I-.- :L 3/2/83 P-r-G-.-- 752-1571 (for Worley James, et al.) Donald R. Harrison 516 S. Perry Streer Montgomery, AL 36197 269-9159 (for Elraore County intervenors) CIVIL DOCKET CONTINUATION SHEET DEFENDANT DOCKET NO. PAGE OF. .PAGES NR. PROCEEDINGS ADDITIONAL COUNSEL: 74-57-N Robert D. Segall (Court app'd) John F. Cameron P. 0. Box 347 One Court Square Montgomery, AL 36101 P.O. Box 2644 Montgomery, AL 36105 and (for Danny Ray Mylar, Plft-Intervenor in 74-57-N, 10/5/82) John L. Carroll (Court app'd)v'' P. 0. Box 2087 Montgomery, AL 36103 Frank M. Wilson (for Jerry Lee Pugh) Beasley & Wilson 418 So. Hull Street 74-203-N P. 0. Box 4537 Montgomery, AL 36101 (Court app'd) (for defts. Freddie 7. Smith, Comm. of the Ala. Dept. of Corrections, James Cooke, Dep. Comm, and other Dept. of Corrections defts.) Ra±ph-£T-Kaewle&7-J3?. (per letter of 3/9/81) + Alvin L. Bronstein and Steven Ney National Prison Projects of the American Civil Liberties Union 1346 Connecticut Avenue, N.W. Suite 1031 Washington, D. C. 20036 (202) 331-0500 SEND COPY OF ORDERS TO: (for Nat. Prison Projects, etc.) Eva Ansley Jaek-B*ake~!— (w/d 4/15/83) 3381 Atlanta Hwy. Montgomery, AL 36109 153=1234 and Rzrbpir-lT Kiiuwles,—.ft-.--P-w/d 3/2/83 J Pr—0-.—Box-&6— 752-1571 (for Worley James, et al.) Donald R. Harrison 516 S. Perry Street Montgomery, AL 36197 269-9159 (for Elmore County intervenors) CIVIL. DOCKET CONTINUATION SHEET FPI-MAB PLAINTIFF DEFENDANT DOCKET NO 3501-N N..H. NEWMAN, ET AL. STATE OF ALABAMA, ET AL. PAGE4_4_OF PAGES DATE NR. PROCEEDINGS Oct. 9 (Continued from previous page) with reasonable fees and expenses of said consultant or consultants of plaintiffs and amici to monitor compliance to be paid monthly by the Receiver and defendants as costs in this case; directing that nothing in this agreement and order is prejudicial to the right of the parties or amici to file motions for further relief on specific issues prior to 9/1/81. (Copies furnished to counsel.) 22 Deposition of Gene T. Cardwell taken 9/10/80.
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