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United States Court Directory If you have issues viewing or accessing this file, please contact us at NCJRS.gov. ~ ----- UNITED STATES COURT DIRECTORY July 1, 1978 "OJ' "I;" UNITED STATES COURT DIRECTORY July 1, 1978 Published by: , The Administrative Office of the United States Courts Contents: Division of Personnel Office of the Chief (633-6115) • I Publication & Distribution: Administrative Services Division Management Services Branch Chief, Publications Management Section (633-6178) , !··:e·· {, " For sale by the Superintendent of Documents. U.S. Government Printing Office Washington. D.C. 20402 - Price $3.25 Stock Number 028-004-00017-6 SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES 1 FIRST STREET, NE 1 WASHINGTON, D. C. 20543 PHONE: 202-252-3000 Chief Justice Warren E. Burger Associate Justices William J. Brennan, Jr. Potter Stewart ByroI}/R. Whi te Thurgood Marshall Harry A. Blackmun Lewis F. Powell, Jr. William H. Rehnquist John paul Stevens Retired Justices Stanley Reed William o. Douglas Clerk Michael Rodak, Jr. UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS 2 Circuit Mailing Addresses DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CIRCUIT Judges J. Skelly Wright, Chief Judge (202-426-7372) *Washington, D. C. 20001 David L. Bazelon (202-426-7118) " Carl McGowan (202-426-7132) " Edward Allen Tamm (202-426-7000) " Harold Leventhal (202-426-7151) " Spottswood W. Robinson, III (202-426-7449) " George E.MacKinnon (202-426-7021) " Roger Robb (202-426-7458) " Malcolm Richard Wilkey (202-426-7122) " Senior Judges Charles Fahy (202-426-7094) *Washington, D. C. 20001 John A. Danaher (203-244-3688) Federal Building 450 Main Street Hartford, Conn. 06103 Circuit Executive Charles E. Nelson (202-426-2773) *Washington, D. C. 20001 cnerk George A. Fisher (202-426-7017) *Washington, D. C. 20001 Senior La\v Clerk for the c.ourt Michael Davidison (202-472-4467) *Washington, D. C. 20001 *United States Courthouse 3rd & Constitution Avenue, N. W. UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS 3 Circuit Mailing Addresses FIRST CIRCUIT - Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island Puerto Rico Judges Frank M. Coffin, Chief Jpdge (FTS-833-3291) 104 Federal Building (207-780-3291) Portland, Ma. 04112 Levin H. Campbell (FTS-223-5797) 1640 John W. McCormack Post (617-482-5594) Office and Courthouse Building Boston, Mass. 02109 Hugh H. Bownes (FTS-834-4712) 55 Pleasant St. (603-225-6845) Concord, New Hampshire 03301 Senior Judges Bailey Aldrich (FTS-223-2895) 1634 John W. McCormack Post (617-223-2895) Office and Courthouse Building Boston, Mass. 02109 Edward M. McEntee (FTS-833-4381) 311 Federal Building Providence, R. I. 02903 Clerk Dana H. Gallup (FTS-223-2888) 1606 John W. McCormack Post Office and Courthouse Building Boston, Mass. 02109 Senior Law Clerk for the Court Marshall D. Stein (FTS-223-2898) 1616 John W. McCormack Post Office and Courthouse Building Boston, Mass. 02109 4 UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS Circuit Mailing Addresses SECOND CIRCUIT - Connecticut, New York, Vermont Judges Irving R. Kaufman, Chief Judge (FTS-662-0915) *New York, New York 10007 (212-791-0915 ) Wilfred Feinberg (FTS-662-0901) " (212-791-0901) Walter R. Mansfield (FTS-662-0900) " (212-791-0900) William H. Mulligan (FTS-662-0930) " (212-791-0930) James L. Oakes (802-254-5000) Brattleboro, Vt. 05301 William H. Timbers (FTS-643-4340) U. S. Courthouse (202-367-8826) Lafayette Boulevard Bridgeport, Conn. 06603 Murray I. Gurfein (FTS-662-0911) *New York, New York 10007 (212-791-0911 ) Ellsworth A. VanGraafeiland (FTS-473-3160) U. S. Courthouse (716-263-3160) Rochester, New York 14614 Thomas J. Meskill (FTS-646-5457) U. S. Post Office (203-224-2617) New Britain, Conn. 06050 Senior Judges Harold R. Medina (FTS-662-0236) *New York, New York 10007 (212-791-0236) Sterry R. Waterman (802-748-8000) P. O. Box 368 St. Johnsbury~ Vt. 05819 Leonard P. Moore (FTS-662-0926) *New York, New York 10007 (212-791-0926) J. Edward Lumbard (FTS-662-094l) *New York, New York 10007 (212-791-0941) J. Joseph Smith (FTS-244-2448) Hartford, Conn. 06103 (203-244-2448) Henry J. Friendly (FTS-662-0936) *New York, New York 10007 (212-791-0936) Paul R. Hays (FTS-662-0913) " (212-' 791-09l3) *U. S. Courthouse Foley Square -- -~-- ------------ - --- ---- - - - -- --- -- --- UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS 5 Circuit Mailing Addresses SECOND CIRCUIT (Cont'd) Circuit Executive Robert D. Lipscher (FTS-662-0982) *New York, New York 10007 (212-791-0982) Clerk A. Daniel Fusaro (FTS-662-0103) *New York, New York 10007 (212-791-0103) Senior Law Clerk for the Court Frank J. Scardilli (FTS-662-098l) *New York, New York 10007 (212-791-0981) *u. S. Courthouse Foley Square -e UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS 6 Circuit Mailing Addresses THIRD CIRCUIT - Delaware, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virgin Islands Judges Collins J. Seitz, Federal Bldg., Lock Box No. 32 Chief Judge (FTS-487-6l59) 844 King Street (302-571-6159) Wilmington, Delaware 19801 Ruggero J. A1disert (FTS-722-354l) 831 Federal Building (412-61~4-3541 ) Pittsburgh, Pa. 15222 Arlin M. Adams (FTS-597-73l7) *19614 U. S. Courthouse (215-597-7317) Philadelphia, Pa. 19106 John J. Gibbons (FTS-341-2424) U. S. Post Office & Courthouse (20l-645-2L~24) Newark, New Jersey 07101 Max Rosenn (FTS-592-6424) 229 U. S. Courthouse (717-826-642(1 ) 197 South Main Street Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18701 James Hunte~, III (FTS-488-5061) 418 U. S. Courthouse 401 Market Street Camden, New Jersey 08101 Joseph F. Weis, Jr. (FTS-722-3552) U. S. Post Office & Courthouse (412-644-3552) Pittsburg, Pa. 15219 Leonard I. Garth (FTS-341-652l) U. S. Post Office & Courthouse (201-623-2979) Newark, New Jersey 07101 A. Leon Higginbotham, Jr. *15613 u. S. Courthouse (FTS-597-9l57) Phi1ade1pqia, Pa. 19106 2enior Judge Albert B. Maris (FTS-597-2077) *18613 U. S. Courthouse (215-597-2077) Phi1adephia, Pa. 19106 Phillip Forman (FTS-483-2131) P. O. Box 794 (609-989-2131) Trenton, New Jersey 08605 John Biggs, Jr. (FTS-487-6l63) P. O. Box 2048 (302-571-6163) Wilmington, Delaware 19899 Austin L. Staley (FTS-722-3550) 725 U. S. Post Office & (412-644-3550) Courthouse Pittsburgh, Pa. 15219 Francis L. Van Dusen (FTS-597-41l6) *20613 U. S. Courthouse (215-597-4116) Philadelphia, Pa. 19106 Circuit Executive Wi11i~fu A. (Pat) Doyle (FTS-597-07l8) *20716 U. S. Courthouse (215-597-0718) Philadelphia, Pa. 19106 ~'cIndependence Mall Wes t 601 Market Street 7 UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS Circuit Mailing Addresses THIRD CIRCUIT (Cont'd) Clerk Thomas F. Quinn (FTS-597-2995) *21400 u. S. Courthouse (215-597-2995) Philadelphia, Pa. 19106 Senior Law Clerk for the Court Louise Jacobs (FTS-597-2378) *21712 U. S. Courthouse (215-597-2378) Philadelphia, Pa. 19106 *Independence Mall West 601 Market Street 8 . UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS C:i.rcuit Mailing Addresses FOURTH CIRCUIT - Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Vlest Virginia Judges Clement F. Haynsworth, Jr., Chief Judge (FTS-677-9333) (803-235-8949) Greenville, South Carolina 29603 Harrison L. Winter (FTS-922-42l0) U. S. Courthouse (301-727-0310) 101 W. Lombard Street Baltimore, Maryland 21201 John D. Butzner, Jr. (FTS-925-2506) P. O. Box 2188 Richmond, Virginia 23217 Donald Stuart Russell (FTS-677-l322) Spartansburg, South Carolina 29301 H. Emory Widener, Jr. (703-628-3138) Abingdon, Virginia 24210 Kenneth K. Hall (304-346-3641) P. O. Box 2549 (FTS-924-l486) Charleston, West Virginia 25329 Senior Judges Herbert S. Boreman (FTS-923-l355) Parkersburg, West Virginia 26101 Albert V. Bryan (FTS-549-7264) P. O. Box 59 Alexandria, Virginia 22313 John A. Field, Jr. (FTS-924-l40l) 823 Charleston National Plaza Charleston, West Va. 25301 Circuit Executive Samuel W. Phillips (FTS-925-2l84) Post Office Box 6-G Richmond, Virginia 23214 Clerk William K. Slate, II (FTS-925·-22l3) U. S. Courthouse, Rm. 249 (804-782-2213) Tenth & Main Streets Richmond, Virginia 23219 Senior Law Clerk for thr Court Dulcey B. Fowler CFTS-._5-2340) U. S. Courthouse (804-782-2340) Tenth & Main Streets Richmond, Virginia 23219 UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS 9 ·Circuit Mailing Addresses FIFTH CIRCUIT - Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, Canal Zone Judges John R. Brown, Chief Judge (FTS-527-45l7) 11501 U. S. Courthouse (713-226-4517) Houston, Texas 77002 Homer Thornberry (FTS-734-5545) U. S. Courthouse (512-397-5545) Rm. 108, 200 West 8th Street Austin, Tx. 78701 James P. Coleman (601-285-6202) P. O. Box K Ackerman, Miss. 39735 Irving L. Goldberg (FTS-749-3514) 13-C-6 u. S. Courthouse (214-749-3514) 1100 Commerce Street Dallas, Texas 75242 Robert A. Ainsworth, Jr. (FTS-682-2056) Rm. 300, 600 Camp Street (504-589-2056) New Orleans, La. 70130 John C. Godbold (FTS-S34-7210) P. o. Box 1589 (205-832-7210) Montgomery, Ala. 36102 Lewis R. Morgan (404-253-4019) P. O. Box 759 Newnan, Georgia 30263 Charles Clark (FTS-490-4445) P. O. Drawer 2219 ( 601-353-0911) Jackson, Mississippi 39205 Paul H. Roney (FTS-826-3296) 601 Fed~ra1 Office Bldg. e. (813-893-3296) St. Petersburg, Fla. 33701 Thomas G. Gee (FTS-734-5844) Rm. 107, U. S. Courthouse (512-397-5844) 200 West 8th Austin, Texas 78701 Gerald B. Tjoflat (FTS-946-3416) P. O. Box 960 (904-791-3416) Jacksonv~lle, Fla. 32201 James C. Hill (FTS-242-6836) P. O. Box 1535 (404-221-6836) Atlanta, Ga. 30301 Peter T. Fay (FTS-350-5974) P. O. Box 014820 (305-350-5974) Miami, Fla. 30303 Alvin B. Rubin (FTS-682-2905) 600 Camp Street (504-589-2905) New Orleans, La. 70130 Robert S. Vance (FTS-229-1086) Federal Courthouse (205-254-1086) Birmingham, Ala. 35203 Senior Judges Richard T. Rives (FTS-534-7580) P. O. Box 1070 (205-832-7580) Montgome~y, Ala.
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