Inventory of the Papers of Judge Pierce Lively

MSS 98-2

Inventory of the Papers of Judge Pierce Lively

Overview

Judicial papers (1972-1997), legal and administrative, that document Lively's service on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit.

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Dates
 1972-1997 [Inclusive]
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 20 Cubic Feet (50 archival boxes)

Scope & Contents

Judge Lively donated his papers to the University of Virginia Law Library in January of 1998. In a letter dated January 22, 1998, he described the papers he was sending to the library:

. . . the office files [contain] cases in which I wrote either a majority or dissenting opinion. There are relatively few case files from the earliest years of my tenure on the court, because many files of that period were discarded routinely. More recently, since it has come to my attention that the archives would be interested, I have retained many more files. These files, while of varying importance, serve to illustrate the broad range of subject matter dealt with by the United States Court of Appeals. The files also illustrate my particular way of working. Each file contains my notes at the hearing and most contain both a pre-hearing and a post-hearing memorandum by a law clerk. I wrote by hand a draft of each opinion and after it was typed out, a copy was given to a law clerk who worked with me in producing the final draft. . . .

I did not include case files from any of the cases where the court issued an unpublished opinion. As our docket grew, we considered more and more cases without oral argument and these usually produced unpublished opinions. The cases in which we issued such unpublished opinions were usually quite routine and repetitive or were totally fact-specific.

While he served on the bench, Judge Lively performed many administrative duties for his circuit, as well as for the Judicial Conference. For the latter, he served on the Advisory Committee on Federal Rules for Appellate Procedure (FRAP) and the Standing Committee of Rules of Practice and Procedure. The Sixth Circuit administrative work as well as these committee activities are documented in the collection.

Collection Description

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    Physical Description

    This collection contains 50 boxes of files (21 linear feet).<extent>1 arbitrary_unit</extent>

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    Conditions Governing Access

    There are no restrictions.

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    Conditions Governing Use

    There are no restrictions.

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    Preferred Citation

    Inventory of the Papers of Judge Pierce Lively, 1972-1997, MSS 98-2, Box Number, Special Collections, University of Virginia Law Library.

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    Biographical / Historical

    Pierce Lively was born in Louisville, Kentucky, on 17 August 1921, to Ruby Keating and Henry Thaddeus Lively, a lawyer. He studied at Centre College in Danville, where he graduated<em>magna cum laude</em>with a B.A. in History and English Literature. From 1943 to 1946, he served in the U.S. Navy, and while in the service married his college sweetheart, Amelia Harrington. After the war he studied law at the University of Virginia, where he served on the editorial board of the <em>Law Review</em> and received the honors of membership in the Order of the Coif and the Raven Society.

    After graduating in 1948, he returned to Kentucky. He first clerked for U.S. Sixth Circuit Judge Shackelford Miller, Jr., in Louisville, and then settled in Danville, where he practiced law for twenty-two years. In 1958, he formed a partnership with Nelson Rhodes, and together they specialized in litigation, tax law, and business counseling. At one point, Lively sat as a special trial judge of the Boyle Circuit Court during the illness of Judge Kendrick S. Alcorn. Aside from his law practice, Lively served the community in a number of other ways. In 1952, he joined the Board of Trustees of Centre College and was later appointed a trustee for life. During the 1960s and 1970s, he was a member of the biracial Human Relations Council, the Kentucky Commission on Economy and Efficiency in Government, and the Kentucky Judicial Advisory Committee.

    On September 12, 1972, he was appointed by President Nixon to the Sixth Circuit and served as chief judge of that court from 1983 to 1988. At the time of his retirement, Lively noted that a number of the cases he had heard were "pacesetting" cases in areas such as abortion rights, affirmative action, desegregation, environmental protection, free speech, and separation of church and state. A former law clerk, J. Kevin Buster, characterized Lively as "an old-fashioned Republican. He's for the little guy, for individual rights, [and] established himself as a fiery defender of civil liberties, using his power to restrain governments and religions from forcing themselves on individuals." In Lively's words: "Some of the worst abuses in human history have been committed by governments in the name of religion. Our Founding Fathers wisely understood this and acted to prevent it, in no uncertain terms, in the Constitution."<em>Lexington Herald-Leader</em>, A12, January 4, 1998.

    Judge Lively was a role model for his clerks and staff. In 1989, when his portrait was presented to the Court in Cincinnati, his former law clerk Kay Randall spoke at the ceremony. She concluded her remarks by saying, "Judge Lively continues to demonstrate all of those qualities which so impressed me as a young clerk: integrity, experience, judicial temperament, scholarship, and a love of the law, and also the human qualities of fairness, compassion, and patience. With all of these qualities, the Judge has earned our respect and admiration." 946 F.2d cxxiv.

    Judge Lively took senior status in January 1989 and retired from the bench December 31, 1997. He passed away on March 12, 2016, at the age of 94.

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    Arrangement

    The Lively papers have been kept in the order in which they were received, and his folder headings have been preserved. The 50 boxes (21 linear feet) of files are organized in these groups:

    Selected Case Files, 1972-97, Boxes 1 - 32, including <em>Mozert v. Hawkins County Board of Education</em>, a book banning case which alleged violation of First Amendment rights to the exercise of religion; <em>Detroit Police Officers' Association v. Young</em>, an affirmative action case; <em>City of Akron v. Akron Center for Reproductive Health, Inc.</em>, an abortion case which addressed the state's ability to regulate the abortion procedure; and <em>Demjanjuk v. Petrovsky</em>, the case concerning the deportation to Israel of an alleged Nazi prison guard.

    Sixth Circuit Administrative Files, predominantly 1980s, Boxes 32 - 40, organized by the judge into these categories: general administrative, court and council meetings, chief judge -- general, and chief judge -- bankruptcy.

    Judicial Conference, Boxes 41-47, arranged in three categories: General, 1976-79; Standing Committee on Rules of Practice and Procedure, 1987-89; and Advisory Committee on Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure, 1979-90.

    Correspondence, Speeches, etc. and Miscellany, 1973-97, Boxes 47-49.

    Published Materials, 1984-89, Box 50.

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    Immediate Source of Acquisition

    Judge Lively donated his papers to the Law Library in January of 1998.

fileAdkins, Margie Jo v. Board of Education of Magoffin County, Kentucky and Carter Whitaker as superintendent. No. 91-6353. [Civil rights], 1991-1992MSS 98-2, Box 1
fileCommittee Survey, 1987MSS 98-2, Box 37
fileAmerican Inns of Court Professionalism Award, 1997MSS 98-2, Box 39
fileCircuit Executive. Correspondence. (Illustrative Materials), 1978-1983MSS 98-2, Box 41
fileAd Hoc Screening Committee. Bankruptcy Appointments, 1985MSS 98-2, Box 43
fileAdvisory Committee, 1980MSS 98-2, Box 47
seriesCase Files
fileBronson, Mona et al v. Board of Education of City School District of Cincinnati, et al. No.82-3405/06/07. [School desegregation] , 1982MSS 98-2, Box 4
fileDemjanjuk, John v. Joseph Petrovsky, et al. No. 85-3435. [Extradition], 1985, 1992MSS 98-2, Box 8
fileDemjanjuk, John v. Joseph Petrovsky, et al. No. 85-3435. [Extradition], 1985, 1992MSS 98-2, Box 9
fileDemjanjuk, John v. Joseph Petrovsky, et al. No. 85-3435. [Extradition], 1985, 1992MSS 98-2, Box 10
fileDemjanjuk, John v. Joseph Petrovsky, et al. No. 85-3435. [Extradition] , 1985, 1992MSS 98-2, Box 11
fileDemjanjuk, John v. Joseph Petrovsky, et al. No. 85-3435. [Extradition], 1985, 1992MSS 98-2, Box 12
fileAetna Life and Casualty Co. v. Huntington National Bank. No 90-3047. [Fraud], 1991MSS 98-2, Box 1
seriesCourt Committees Files
fileAd Hoc Court Committees, 1986MSS 98-2, Box 32
fileAdvisory Committee on Rules, 1984-1988MSS 98-2, Box 32
fileAdvisory Committee Meeting, 1986MSS 98-2, Box 32
fileChambers Assignments, 1985MSS 98-2, Box 32
fileCommittees of the United States Court of Appeals. Sixth Circuit, 1983-1984MSS 98-2, Box 32
fileCommittee to Recommend Senior Staff Attorney, 1976MSS 98-2, Box 32
fileDocket Control Committee, 1979-1982MSS 98-2, Box 32
fileDocket Control Committee, 1984-1988MSS 98-2, Box 33
fileGramm, Rudman, Hollins Legislation [Reduction of court costs], 1986MSS 98-2, Box 33
fileLibrary Committee, 1983MSS 98-2, Box 33
fileMotions Practice Subcommittee, 1986MSS 98-2, Box 33
fileRules Committee, 1984-1986MSS 98-2, Box 33
fileConference of Chief Judges, 1984MSS 98-2, Box 37
fileAntitrust Institute, 1984MSS 98-2, Box 39
fileChange-Over. Judge Lively Stepped Down as Chief Circuit Judge, 1988MSS 98-2, Box 41
fileBankruptcy Act of 1984, 1984MSS 98-2, Box 43
fileAdvisory Committee. Correspondence, 1981-1982MSS 98-2, Box 47
fileAkron Center for Reproductive Health v. City of Akron. Nos. 79-3700/01 and 79-3757 [Abortion], 1980MSS 98-2, Box 1
seriesCourt and Council Meetings:
fileCourt Meeting [Court Practices and Procedures], 1983MSS 98-2, Box 34
fileCourt Meeting Minutes, 1984/01/16MSS 98-2, Box 34
fileCourt Meeting Minutes, 10/13-14/84MSS 98-2, Box 34
fileCourt Meeting Minutes, 11/13/84MSS 98-2, Box 34
fileCourt Meeting Minutes, 6/12/85MSS 98-2, Box 34
fileCourt Meeting Minutes, 5/8/86MSS 98-2, Box 34
fileCourt Meeting Minutes, 10/3/86MSS 98-2, Box 34
fileCourt Meeting Minutes, 01/28/1987MSS 98-2, Box 34
fileCourt Meeting Minutes, 11/4/87MSS 98-2, Box 34
fileCourt Meeting Minutes, 12/9/87MSS 98-2, Box 35
fileCourt Meeting , 01/20/1988MSS 98-2, Box 35
fileCircuit Council. Powers, Functions, Duties, 1974MSS 98-2, Box 34
fileCouncil Meeting. Chief Judge Lively, 10/31/83MSS 98-2, Box 35
fileCouncil Meeting, 02/20/1984MSS 98-2, Box 35
fileCouncil Meeting , 1984/08/28MSS 98-2, Box 35
fileCouncil Meeting , 1984-11-13MSS 98-2, Box 35
fileCouncil Meeting , 1985-01-14MSS 98-2, Box 35
fileCouncil Meeting , 1985-03-04MSS 98-2, Box 35
fileCouncil Meeting , 1985-06-13MSS 98-2, Box 36
fileCouncil Meeting , 9/11/85MSS 98-2, Box 36
fileCouncil Meeting, 2/18/86MSS 98-2, Box 36
fileCouncil Meeting, 4/9/86MSS 98-2, Box 36
fileCouncil Meeting, 5/14/86MSS 98-2, Box 36
fileCouncil Meeting , 1986-11-12MSS 98-2, Box 36
fileCouncil Meeting , 1987-06-03MSS 98-2, Box 36
fileCouncil Meeting on Bane Material , 1988-01-20MSS 98-2, Box 36
fileConference of Chief Judges. Ad Hoc Committee on Attorney Fees, 1984MSS 98-2, Box 37
fileArchival Note, 1996MSS 98-2, Box 39
fileClerks’ Office. Correspondence. (Illustrative Materials), 1983MSS 98-2, Box 41
fileBankruptcy Appointments, 1984-1985MSS 98-2, Box 43
fileAdvisory Committee, Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure , 1980MSS 98-2, Box 45
fileAdvisory Committee. Meeting 12/14/1979MSS 98-2, Box 47
fileAllstate Insurance Company v. Mercier, Mair and others. No.89-1889. [Ability], 1990MSS 98-2, Box 1
fileConference of Chief Judges. Study Committee. Work of Circuit Councils, 1986MSS 98-2, Box 37
fileCongressional Testimony, 1984-1986MSS 98-2, Box 39
fileConference of Chief Judges, 1983MSS 98-2, Box 41
fileAdvisory Committee Appellate Rules Correspondence , 1987-1989MSS 98-2, Box 45
fileAdvisory Committee Meeting, 11/15-16/1982. [Judge Lively First Meeting as Chairman of Frap Committee], 1982MSS 98-2, Box 47
seriesJudicial Conferences
fileJudicial Conference of the United States. Committee Membership and Jurisdiction, 1988MSS 98-2, Box 37
fileAmerican Civil Liberties v. City of Birmingham. No. 84- 1637. [First amendment, Christmas decorations], 1986MSS 98-2, Box 1
fileConference Review Committee, 1986-1989MSS 98-2, Box 37
fileCorrespondence, 1974-1992MSS 98-2, Box 39
fileConference of Chief Judges. Minutes, 1983MSS 98-2, Box 41
fileFRAP Advisory Committee Appellate Rules Meeting , 1979MSS 98-2, Box 45
seriesCorrespondence, Papers, Speeches, etc
fileFederal Judicial Center , 1973MSS 98-2, Box 39
fileJudge John Peck, 1993MSS 98-2, Box 40
fileJudge Harry Phillips , 1984MSS 98-2, Box 40
filePortrait Presentation. Ruth Nestor Painter, 1991MSS 98-2, Box 40
fileJustice Lewis Powell, 1988-1989MSS 98-2, Box 40
fileKen Ripple, 1990MSS 98-2, Box 40
fileSpeeches , 1973-1991MSS 98-2, Box 40
fileJustice Potter Stewart, 1994MSS 98-2, Box 40
fileJudge Mac Swinford, 1984-1985MSS 98-2, Box 40
seriesChief Judge General
fileJudge James Ryan, 1986-1987MSS 98-2, Box 41
fileNew Procedures, 1983-1991MSS 98-2, Box 42
fileNon Appropriated Funds, 1984MSS 98-2, Box 42
filePre-Argument Conference, 1981-1984MSS 98-2, Box 42
fileReassignment of Cases Following a Death of a Judge. Cases Assigned to Judge Phillips, 1985MSS 98-2, Box 42
fileTestimonies Before Congressional Committees, 1984-1986MSS 98-2, Box 42
fileTime-consuming Issues for Chief Judges. Examples, 1987-1988MSS 98-2, Box 43
fileAmerican Fidelity Bank & Trust Co., et al v. John Heimann, Comptroller, et al. No. 81-5316. [Establishment of a bank branch], 1982MSS 98-2, Box 2
fileJudicial Conference of the United States, 1984-1987MSS 98-2, Box 37
fileJudge Anthony J. Celebrezze, 1983-1993MSS 98-2, Box 39
fileConference of Chief Judges. 28 USC 372(c). Judicial Misconduct and Disability, 1984-1986MSS 98-2, Box 41
fileAdvisory Committee Meeting, Federal Rules Appellate Procedure Meeting , 12/14/1979MSS 98-2, Box 45
fileAdvisory Committee Meeting, 1985MSS 98-2, Box 48
seriesChief Judge Bankruptcy
fileBankruptcy Interim Model, 1984MSS 98-2, Box 43
fileBankruptcy Interim Model. Kentucky. Western, 1987MSS 98-2, Box 43
fileBankruptcy Interim Model. Ohio. Southern. (The Bankruptcy Amendments of 1984 placed responsibility in the courts of appeals for appointing bankruptcy judges), 1986-1987MSS 98-2, Box 44
fileBankruptcy Judge Procedure - Ad Hoc Committee, 1982-1983MSS 98-2, Box 44
fileBankruptcy Screening Committees, 1985-1986MSS 98-2, Box 44
fileBankrupts Legislation. Reform Act of 1978 and Act of 1980, 1977-1983MSS 98-2, Box 44
fileCommittee on Bankruptcy Judge Appointments, 1983-1984MSS 98-2, Box 44
fileCommittee to Review Bankruptcy Judge Positions, 1982MSS 98-2, Box 44
fileLighter Caseloads. Bankruptcy Judges, 1986MSS 98-2, Box 44
fileRetirement for Bankruptcy Judges, 1987MSS 98-2, Box 44
fileAmericans United for Separation of Church and State, et al, Phyllis Ball, et al v. The School District of the City of Grand Rapids, et al. No. 86-1860, 1987-1988MSS 98-2, Box 2
fileJudicial Conference of the United States. Committees, 1987MSS 98-2, Box 37
fileDetroit Law School, 1986-1987MSS 98-2, Box 39
fileDeath Penalty Rule, 1984-1985MSS 98-2, Box 41
fileAdvisory Committee, Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure 11/15-16/1982 Meeting [Judge Lively First Meeting as Chairman of FRAP Committee , 1982MSS 98-2, Box 45
fileAdvisory Committee Meeting, 12/3/1986. [Judge Lively Final Meeting as Chairman of FRAP Committee], 1986MSS 98-2, Box 48
seriesStanding Committee on Rules of Practice and Procedure
fileStanding Committee on Rules of Practice and Procedure. Meetings. , 1987-1989MSS 98-2, Box 45
fileStanding Committee on Rules of Practice and Procedure. Meetings, 1987-1989MSS 98-2, Box 45
fileFRAP 12/1983 Meeting , 1983MSS 98-2, Box 45
fileFederal Magistrate Act. Rules Changes Finally Adopted, 1982-1983MSS 98-2, Box 46
fileFRAP. Judge Lively's Clerk's Meeting, 1982MSS 98-2, Box 46
fileAmericans United for Separation of Church and State, et al v. City of Grand Rapids v. Chabad House of Western Michigan, Inc. Nos. 90-2337, 91-1448; 91-1391. [Free speech] , 1992MSS 98-2, Box 2
fileJudicial Conference of the United States. Study Committee, 1986-1987MSS 98-2, Box 37
fileFederal Civil Litigation Seminar, 1996MSS 98-2, Box 39
fileDisqualification. (Restricted until 2007), n.d.MSS 98-2, Box 41
fileAdvisory Committee. Membership, 1982-1986MSS 98-2, Box 48
fileAmericans United for Separation of Church and State, Benjamin Baum, Phillis Ball, Walter Bergman; John Charles Bearden; Gilbert R. Davies and James T. Weaver v. City of Grand Rapids, MI, Chabad House of Western Michigan, Inc. Nos. 90-2337, 91-1391 II. [FrMSS 98-2, Box 2
fileDivision of Duties between Clerk and Circuit Executive. (Illustrative Materials) , 1985MSS 98-2, Box 41
fileFRAP 4/23/1985 Meeting , 1985MSS 98-2, Box 46
fileCommittee on Rules of Practice and Procedure Standing Committee, 1982-1983MSS 98-2, Box 48
seriesPublished Materials:
itemHearing before the Subcommittee on Courts of the Committee on the Judiciary United States Senate, 95th Cong., 1st Sess., S.704 (1985) (Witness Pierce Lively, chief judge, US Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit), 1985MSS 98-2, Box 50
itemOversight Hearing before the Subcommittee on Courts, Civil Liberties, and the Administration of Justice of the Committee on the Judiciary House of Representatives, 95th Cong., 1st Sess. (1985) (Pierce Lively, chief judge, Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals PrMSS 98-2, Box 50
itemPierce Lively, A Tribute and Challenge to Exceptional Law Students, 77 Ky L. J, 1988-1989MSS 98-2, Box 50
itemA View from Below, 4 Det. C. L. Rev, 1986MSS 98-2, Box 50
itemForward, 15 U. Tol. L. Rev, 1984MSS 98-2, Box 50
itemPractitioners’ Handbook for Appeals to the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit. Prepared by the Cincinnati Chapter of the Federal Bar Association, 4 ed, 1984-05MSS 98-2, Box 50
itemReport of the Proceedings of the Judicial Conference of the United States. March 17, 1987. Washington, DC, 1987MSS 98-2, Box 50
itemSixth Circuit Federal Practice Manual. (Prepared by the Cincinnati Chapter-Federal Bar Association. Cincinnati, Anderson Publishing Co, 1993MSS 98-2, Box 50
item2 Large Card Files of Cases, organized in alphabetical orderMSS 98-2, Box 50
itemOne Box of Card Files organized by subjectMSS 98-2, Box 50
fileThe Anspec Company, Inc. And Hugh Montgomery v. Johnson Controls, Inc., Hoover Universal, Inc., Hoover Group, Inc. And Ultraspherics, Inc. No. 89-2393.[Merger], 1989-1990MSS 98-2, Box 2
fileJudicial Conference. Planning Committee. Studies of Other Conferences, 1976-1985MSS 98-2, Box 37
fileJustice Wendell H. Ford, 1988MSS 98-2, Box 40
fileInterview with Judge Lively, 1986MSS 98-2, Box 41
fileFRAP 12/3/1986 Meeting. [Judge Lively Final Meeting as Chairman of FRAP Committee, 1986MSS 98-2, Box 46
fileCommittee Report. Carol Ann Mooney, 1985-1987MSS 98-2, Box 48
fileAnusbigian, Michael K. v. TrueGreen/Chemlawn, Inc. No. 94-1875. [Damages], 1994-1995MSS 98-2, Box 3
fileNinth Circuit Judicial Conference, 1983-1985MSS 98-2, Box 38
fileChief Judge Boyce F. Martin, 1997MSS 98-2, Box 40
fileFRAP Advisory Committee. Appellate Rules Membership , 1982-1986MSS 98-2, Box 46
fileCommittee Report. Ken Ripple, 1986-1987MSS 98-2, Box 48
fileRe: Arkamel Sales v. R. C. Marshall, et al and William Hunter v. Huey Blair, et al. Nos. 87-3568/88 -3411/87-415. [Allocation of costs], 1989MSS 98-2, Box 3
fileSixth Circuit Judicial Court of the United States Conferences, 1980-1987, 1989, 1992MSS 98-2, Box 38
fileJudge Romano Mazzoli, 1987-1988MSS 98-2, Box 40
fileJudges Meeting. Detroit, 1984MSS 98-2, Box 42
fileCommittee on Rules of Practice and Procedure Standing Committee., 1982-1983MSS 98-2, Box 46
fileCorrespondence, 1986MSS 98-2, Box 48
fileAustin, Amy v. Brown Local School District, et al. No. 83-3384. [Rehabilitation Act], 1984MSS 98-2, Box 3
fileMitch McConnell, 1985-1991MSS 98-2, Box 40
fileLouisville Courthouse Construction, 1987MSS 98-2, Box 42
fileCommittee Report. Carol Ann Mooney., 1985-1987MSS 98-2, Box 46
fileFederal Magistrate Act. Rules Changes Finally Adopted, 1982-1983MSS 98-2, Box 48
fileBaca, Antonio J. v. Bruce King, et al. No.94-2237. [Review under Administrative Procedure Act of Land Exchange], 1993-1996MSS 98-2, Box 3
fileWade H. McCree Memorial, 1987MSS 98-2, Box 40
fileMiscellaneous Chief Judge Materials, 1983-1986MSS 98-2, Box 42
fileCommittee Report. Ken Ripple, 1986-1987MSS 98-2, Box 46
fileJudge Lively Clerks’ Meeting, 1982MSS 98-2, Box 48
fileBank One v. Woolum. No.92-5107. [Bankruptcy], 1992MSS 98-2, Box 3
fileChief Judge Gilbert S. Merritt, 1988-1989MSS 98-2, Box 40
fileFRAP Correspondence, 1985-1990MSS 98-2, Box 46
fileRule 30 Report, 1984MSS 98-2, Box 49
fileBig Rivers Electric Corporation, et al v. EPA [Environmental Protection Agency] No.74-201; Tennessee Valley Authority v. EPA. No. 74-2020. [Environmental case], 1975MSS 98-2, Box 3
fileNational Seminar for Judges of US Courts of Appeals , 1988MSS 98-2, Box 40
fileRules Adopted, 11/15/1982 with changes in Magistrates Rules as 6/16/1983, 1982-1983MSS 98-2, Box 49
fileBlaylock, Gary, et al v. Cheker Oil C. Nos. 76-2149 and 76-2294. [Contempt of court], 1976MSS 98-2, Box 3
fileDavid Nelson, 1985MSS 98-2, Box 40
fileBoddy, Pinkie v. Charles Dean et al. No.85-6109. [Sexual discrimination], 1987MSS 98-2, Box 3
fileJustice Sandra O’Connor, 1985-1991MSS 98-2, Box 40
fileFederal Magistrate Act. Rules Changes Finally Adopted., 1982-1983MSS 98-2, Box 46
fileBoger, Diane v. Wayne County, MI, Vernice Davis-Anthony. No. 91-1222. [Employee involuntary transfer], 1991MSS 98-2, Box 3
fileBoyton v. TRW, Inc. No. 83-1773. [Employment], 1988MSS 98-2, Box 4
fileTestimonies Before the Intercircuit Tribunal, 1984-1985MSS 98-2, Box 43
fileBronson, Mona et al v. Board of Education of City School District of Cincinnati, et al. No.75-1244. [Desegregation of schools], 1975MSS 98-2, Box 4
fileBuck v. U.S. Department of Agriculture. No.91-3597. [Lack of prosecution], 1992MSS 98-2, Box 4
fileButler, Robert C. v. Jim Rose, warden. No.80-1412. [Rape appeal], 1982MSS 98-2, Box 4
fileCalvert Investments v. Louisville & Jefferson County Sewer, et al. No. 87-5275. [Property rights], 1988MSS 98-2, Box 4
fileCantrell, Margaret v. Forest City Publishing. No. 73-1081. [Damages for invasion of privacy], 1973MSS 98-2, Box 5
fileCarver v. Knox County v. Ned Ray McWherter, et al. No. 89-5341. [Conditions of confinement in penal facilities], 1989MSS 98-2, Box 5
fileCharash, Helen v. Oberlin College. No. 92 39-52. [Wrongful detention of property], 1992-1994MSS 98-2, Box 5
fileIn Re: Chattanooga Wholesale Antiques, Inc., Still v. Rossville Bank. Nos. 89-6416/17. [Appeal], 1991MSS 98-2, Box 5
fileCherokee Express v. Cherokee Express. No.90-1233. [Appeal], 1990MSS 98-2, Box 5
fileCircuit City Store, Inc. v. Pioneer Investment Services Co. No. 92-5566. [Bankruptcy], 1992-1993MSS 98-2, Box 5
fileCleveland Newspaper Guild v. Plain Dealer Publishing, No. 86-3140. [Employment discrimination], 1987MSS 98-2, Box 5
fileCline, Boyd L. v. USA. No. 92-1139. [Taxes], 1992-1993MSS 98-2, Box 5
fileCoastal Tank Lines, Inc. v. ICC. [Interstate Commerce Commission. No. 81-3292. [Motor Carrier Act of 1980], 1982MSS 98-2, Box 6
fileCongregation Luvavitch Rabbi Shalom B. Kalmanson v. City of Cincinnati, No. 92-4016. [Constitutional challenge to city’s attempt to regulate by ordinance], 1992-1993MSS 98-2, Box 6
fileCottages Savings Association v. Commissioners of Internal Revenue. No. 89-1036. [Loss deductions], 1989MSS 98-2, Box 6
fileDalm, Frances L. v. USA. No. 88-1079. [Taxes], 1988MSS 98-2, Box 6
fileDay, James v. Wayne county Board of Auditors, et al. No. 83-1378. [Employment discrimination], 1984MSS 98-2, Box 6
fileDemjanjuk, John v. Joseph Petrovsky, et al. No. 85-3435. [Extradition], 1985, 1992MSS 98-2, Box 7
fileDesonier v. Sullivan, Secretary of Health and Human Services. No. 89-1167. [Social security], 1989-1990MSS 98-2, Box 13
fileDetroit Police Officers Association, et al v. Coleman A. Young, Mayor of the City of Detroit, et al. No. 78-1163. [Affirmative action], 1979MSS 98-2, Box 13
fileDetroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad Company and Grand Trunk Western v. Consolidated Rail Corporation. No. 82-1890. [Dispute about jurisdiction], 1983MSS 98-2, Box 13
fileDetroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad Company and Grand Trunk Western v. Consolidated Rail Corporation. No. 8413-67. [Dismissal without prejudice], 1985MSS 98-2, Box 13
fileDoe, Joe and Jane, Thomas B. Grost and Cora Grost v. Cathy E. Irwin, et al. No. 78-1056, 1979-1980MSS 98-2, Box 13
file1983; Dowling, Steven et al v. Richardson-Merril, Inc. Nos. 82-3617-28. [Right of action for prenatal injuries], 1983MSS 98-2, Box 13
fileDunlop Co. v. Kelsey - Hayes Co. No. 72-1892/3. [Patent], 1973MSS 98-2, Box 13
fileDuvoisin v. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Nos. 87-6102/03/04. [Appeal to determine limits of the jurisdiction of district courts over cases to which the FDIC is a party], 1988MSS 98-2, Box 14
fileEchlin, Raymond Joseph, Ronald Bishop, Donald Johnson v. Robert LeCureux. Nos. 92-2009/92-2539. [Conspiracy to murder], 1992-1993MSS 98-2, Box 14
fileEqual Employment Opportunity Commission v. The Detroit Edison Co. Nos. 74-1007/08/09 and 74-1675. [Discrimination], 1974-1977MSS 98-2, Box 14
fileEstate of Minnie Hale v. USA. No. 88-5711. [Taxes return], 1989MSS 98-2, Box 14
fileEwing, John et al v. Kentucky High School Athletic Association. No. 77-0021. [Student athletic participation], 1976-1977MSS 98-2, Box 14
fileFriedreich, Michael J. v. Secretary of Health and Human Services. No. 89-3236 [Claimant’s right to reimbursement, Medicare Act], 1990MSS 98-2, Box 14
fileFarmer, Laura v. Lawrence Rogers. No. 86-4114. [Black lung benefits], 1987MSS 98-2, Box 14
fileFausek, Thomas A. J. v. Robert E. White. No. 91-6087. [Attorney client privilege], 1992MSS 98-2, Box 15
fileFederal Deposit Insurance Corporation v. Prince George Corporation, et al. No. 94-2161. [Right to a deficiency judgement], 1994-1995MSS 98-2, Box 15
fileFederal Deposit Insurance Corporation v. William K. Rahn and Franklin H. Smith, et al. No.96-1207. [Costs and attorney fees], 1996-1997MSS 98-2, Box 15
fileFerndale Laboratories, Inc. v. Robert D. Cavendish, et al Members of the Ohio State Board of Pharmacy. No. 94-4108. [Violation of commerce clause], 1994-1996MSS 98-2, Box 15
fileFoy, Cynthia D. v. City of Berea, Oh., James H. Hinners, et al. No.94-3200 [Police encounter], 1994-1995MSS 98-2, Box 15
fileGamma-10 Plastics, Inc. v. American President Lines, Ltd., American President Companies, Ltd. Nos. 93-3285/3286/ 94-1190. [Maritime case], 1993-1994MSS 98-2, Box 15
fileGarrett, Sarah Sims, et al v. City of Hamtramck, et al. No. 75-2114 [”Miscellaneous matter”], 1975MSS 98-2, Box 15
fileGarrett, Sarah S. et al v. U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, et al. No. 73-1862. [Civil rights], 1974MSS 98-2, Box 16
fileGaunlett, Roger v. Frank Kelley. No. 87-1488 [Criminal sexual conduct], 1987MSS 98-2, Box 16
fileGlen Back v. Benefits Review Board. No. 85-3466. [Black lung benefits], 1986MSS 98-2, Box 16
fileGlen Eden Hospital v. Blue Cross-Blue Shield. No. 83-1165. [Antitrust], 1984MSS 98-2, Box 16
fileGordon, Harold v. City of Warren, MI. No. 76-2204. [Damages], 1978MSS 98-2, Box 16
fileIn Re: Grand Jury Empaneled March 18, 1983. No. 83-5508. [Subpoena order to produce documents], 1983MSS 98-2, Box 16
fileGreen, Rose Mary et al v. Larry Nevers, et al. Nos. 95-1940/41. [Wrongful death action, attorneys fees], 1997MSS 98-2, Box 16
fileGrier, Rita v. Lamar Alexander. No. 84-6055. [Desegregation of higher education in Tennessee], 1986MSS 98-2, Box 16
fileHall, Hattie v. HEW. No. 77-1148. [Black lung claim], 1978MSS 98-2, Box 17
fileHarris, John v. City of Akron, et al. No. 93-3056. [Real estate damages], 1993-1994MSS 98-2, Box 17
fileHarrison, Robert Dale v. Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County, TN and Board of Health. No.94-6042. [Discrimination], 1995-1996MSS 98-2, Box 17
fileHeflin, Allen D. et al v. Stewart County, TN, David Hicks, Joe Henry Crutcher and Wanda Luffman. No. 90-6585. [Damages], 1992MSS 98-2, Box 17
fileHill, Donald and Ronald v. The Duriron Company, Inc. No. 79-3635. [Alleged discriminatory discharge], 1981MSS 98-2, Box 17
fileHowe, Delbert et al v. Margarite Younger, et al. No. C76-0353 L(4). [Dismiss of complaint of constitutional deprivations], 1976MSS 98-2, Box 17
fileCharter Township of Huron, MI v. Thomas C. Richards, Administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration, et al, City of Dearborn, MI v. Richards, et al. Nos. 92-3276, 92-1717. [Review of an order of the Federal Aviation Administration], 1992-1993MSS 98-2, Box 17
fileInternational Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local 369 & Jesse Horges v. Olin Corporation. No. 72-1386. [Reinstallment of payment], 1972MSS 98-2, Box 18
fileInternational Union, United Automobile Aerospace & Agricultural Implement Worker of America, Local 737; Martha Poston; Virginia Ligon; et al v. Auto Glass Employees Federal Credit Union; National Credit Union Administration Board, et al. Nos. 94-6349/6351MSS 98-2, Box 18
fileJackson, Robert and Robert Gettys v. The Law Firm of O’Hara et al. No. 8805634. [Malpractice], 1989MSS 98-2, Box 18
fileJet Courier Service, et al v. Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, et al. No. 83-3128 [Check collection services modification], 1983MSS 98-2, Box 18
fileJones, Doyle v. Al C. Parken, Warden. No. 83-5097. [Guilty plea], 1983MSS 98-2, Box 18
fileIn the Matter of KDI Corporation. No. 72-1485. [Bankruptcy], 1972-1973MSS 98-2, Box 18
fileKelly, Michael P. and John T. Kelly v. The Secretary, US Department of Housing and Urban Development and Dionne Staples. No. 92-4064. [Housing discrimination], 1992-1993MSS 98-2, Box 18
fileKelly, Michael P. and John T. Kelly v. The Secretary, US Department of Housing and Urban Development and Dionne Staples. Nos. 95-3107/4141. [Housing discrimination], 1995-1996MSS 98-2, Box 18
fileKrause, Arthur et al v. James Rhodes, et al. No. 76-1095. [Damages arising out of the events at Kent State University] , 1977MSS 98-2, Box 19
fileLandgraf, Patricia v. McDonnell Douglas Helicopter Co., et al. No.92-5631. [Wrongful dead], 1993MSS 98-2, Box 19
fileLeaman, Mary v. Ohio Department of Mental Retardation. No. 85-3471 [Termination of employment], 1986MSS 98-2, Box 19
fileLochman, Carl; Elaine Lochman in behalf of Kelly and Kyle Lochman v. County of Charlevoix, MI. and Philo Sumner. No. 95-1930. [Rivers and Harbors Appropriation Act of 1899], 1995-1996MSS 98-2, Box 19
fileIn Re: Long Distance Telecommunications Litigation. Nos. 85-1684 and 86-1599, 1987MSS 98-2, Box 19
fileMackey, Wendell Shane v. Dennis Dyke, Assistant Deputy Director of the Bureau of Correctional Facilities, MI. No. 93-1891. [Violation of inmates due process rights], 1993-1994MSS 98-2, Box 19
fileMalone & Hyde, Inc. and Subdividers v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue. No. 94-1607. [Income tax], 1994-1995MSS 98-2, Box 20
fileMallory v. Eyrich. No. 90-3558. [Emergency appeal], 1990MSS 98-2, Box 20
fileMararri v. WCI Steel, Inc. No. 46-4195. [Americans with Disabilities Act], 1996-1997MSS 98-2, Box 20
fileMasters, Karen B. v. Bobby C. Crouch, et al. No. 88-5477. [Constitutional violations], 1989MSS 98-2, Box 20
fileIn Re: Robert C. McCafferty, Debtor v. Marion McCafferty. No. 95-3919 [Pension of husband in a divorce decree], 1995-1996MSS 98-2, Box 20
fileEstate of A. McCoy v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue. No. 86-1008. [Forgiveness], 1986MSS 98-2, Box 20
fileMcPhearson, Douglas C. and Connie K. v. Arthur T. Kelsey, Thomas Scott and Richard Boushong, Steve Sowle and G. Michael Hocking. No. 95-2234/ 2269/ 96-1017. [Civil rights action], 1995-1997MSS 98-2, Box 20
fileMichigan Road Builders Association v. William G. Milliken. No. 86-1239 (2 folders) [Michigan Minority Owned and Women Owned Business Act Case], 1988MSS 98-2, Box 21
fileMonette, Roger and Doris v. Electronic Data Systems Corporation. No. 95-1114. [Discrimination on the basis of disability], 1995-1996MSS 98-2, Box 21
fileIn Re: Morgansten , David and Fred Grand Jury Proceedings. No. 84-5235. [Fifth Amendment Privilege against self-incrimination], 1985MSS 98-2, Box 21
fileMosley, Phillis v. Roland Hairston, Director of Ohio Department of Human Services, et al. Nos. 89-3473/3475. [Liability of state official for the payment of “pass through” or “disregard” payments under Aid to Families with Defendant Children (AFDC)], 1989MSS 98-2, Box 21
fileMoses v. Business Card Express, Inc. No. 90-1496. [Review of law clauses into franchise agreement], 1991MSS 98-2, Box 21
fileMozert, Bob and Alicia v. Hawkins County, TN Board of Education. Nos. 86-6144/79, 86-6180, 87-5024. [Free Exercise Clause of First Amendment], 1987MSS 98-2, Box 22
fileNational Steel Corporation v. Kinsman Marine Transit. No. 73-1686. [Admiralty case], 1973MSS 98-2, Box 22
fileNichols, Roland and Gaylene v. Toledo Equipment Company, Inc. No. 82-1513. [Injury], 1983MSS 98-2, Box 22
fileNLRB [National Labor Relations Board] v. Unit Train Coal Sales, Inc. No. 79-1145. [Violation of National Labor Relations Act], 1980MSS 98-2, Box 22
fileOckerman, Fred v. May Zima Company, et al. Nos. 92-5265/66/68. [Securities and Exchange Act of 1934], 1992-1994MSS 98-2, Box 23
fileOhio Contractors Association v. William Keip and National Association of Minority Contractors. No. 82-3822. [Minority Business Enterprise Act], 1983MSS 98-2, Box 23
fileOlympic Fastening Systems v. Textron. No. 74-1203. [Patent case], 1974MSS 98-2, Box 23
fileOrleans, Joseph V. v. USA. No. 74-1496. [Tort Claims Act], 1974-1975MSS 98-2, Box 23
fileParke, Davis and Co. v. Joseph Califano, Secretary of HEW [Health, Education and Welfare]. No. 78-1140. [Freedom of Information], 1980MSS 98-2, Box 23
filePate, James v. Steve Smith, et al. No. 80-3231. [Appeal from denial of a petition for writ habeas corpus in a murder trial], 1980MSS 98-2, Box 23
filePeacock, John C. v. Landquest Limited, et al. No. 94-1028. [Diversity action], 1994-1995MSS 98-2, Box 23
filePenny, James R. v. United Parcel Service. No. 96-3890. [Americans with Disabilities Act], 1996-1997MSS 98-2, Box 23
filePetkiewytsch, Leonid v. Immigration and Naturalization Service. No. 90-3953. [Deportation appeal], 1991MSS 98-2, Box 23
filePilarowsky, John v. Macomb County Health Department, et al. No. 86-1423. [Employment discrimination], 1987MSS 98-2, Box 24
filePolo Fashions, Inc., et al v. Stock Byers International, etc. No. 84-3332. [Trademark infringement], 1985MSS 98-2, Box 24
fileRaddatz, Matthew Eric and Jessey Wayne Raddatz (child) v. Shonie Beaubien, et al. No. 95-1402. [Child custody, damages, attorneys fees], 1995-1996MSS 98-2, Box 24
fileRanger Insurance Co. v. Knox Equipment Inc. No. 82-5028. [Insurance settlement], 1982MSS 98-2, Box 24
fileRedmon, Mildred v. USA. No. 72-1519. [First Opinion of Judge Lively]. [Tax Decision], 1972MSS 98-2, Box 24
fileReed, Robert Anthony et al v. Cleveland Board of Education. No. 78-3218 [Desegregation case], 1978MSS 98-2, Box 24
fileReed, Robert Anthony et al v. Cleveland Board of Education. No. 78-3520/3522. [Fees in school desegregation case], 1979MSS 98-2, Box 24
fileReed, Robert Anthony et al v. Cleveland Board of Education. No. 80-3574 [Cleveland School desegregation case], 1980MSS 98-2, Box 24
fileReed, Robert Anthony et al v. Cleveland Board of Education. Nos. 79-3131. Reed, Robert Anthony, et al v. Ohio Board of Education. No. 79-3132. [Desegregation], 1980MSS 98-2, Box 24
fileReed, Robert A. et al v. James A. Hodes, et al v. Ohio State Board of Education, et al. Nos. 81-3417/18. [Fees in school desegregation case] , 1982MSS 98-2, Box 24
fileReminga, Gertrude v. USA. No. 78-1154. [Wrongful death, Federal Tort Claims Act], 1980MSS 98-2, Box 25
fileReynolds, Harry L. Jr. v. International Amateur Athletic Association, The Athletic Congress, et al. No. 93-3884. [Jurisdiction in antidopping case], 1993-1994MSS 98-2, Box 25
fileRowland, Marjorie v. Mad River Local School District, Montgomery County, OH, a public school corporation, et al. No. 82-3218. [Continuation of employment] , 1983MSS 98-2, Box 25
fileSchrand, Carl v. Federal Pacific Electric. No. 86-4158, 873005. [Age discrimination], 1988MSS 98-2, Box 25
fileSchultz, Leonard v. Newsweek, Inc. and The Evening News Association. No. 80-1090. [Damages for alleged defamation], 1981MSS 98-2, Box 25
fileSchwartz v. Electronic Data System. No. 88-1980. [Alleged fraudulent misrepresentations and breach of employment], 1990MSS 98-2, Box 25
fileSequoyah, Ammoneta v. Tennessee Valley Authority. No. 79-1633. [Free exercise clause of the First Amendment. American Indians Religious Freedom. Cherokee Tribes], 1979MSS 98-2, Box 25
fileShack, Charles v. Charles Southworth, at al. No. 74-1823. [Discrimination], 1974-1975MSS 98-2, Box 26
fileSims, Debra and Lyle Stephens v. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration; USA Department of Transportation and Federico Pena. Nos. 93-3239, 93-4087. [Standards for safe transportation in school buses for children in wheelchairs], 1993-1994MSS 98-2, Box 26
fileSmith, Sandra S. v. Ted W. Sushka. No. 95-4261. [Violation of Tenth and Fourteenth Rights], 1995-1997MSS 98-2, Box 26
fileSouthern Ohio Building Systems, Inc. v. US Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission. No. 79-3352. [Petition for review of an order of OSHRC], 1981MSS 98-2, Box 26
fileStacey, Ted v. Richard S. Fraser and William D. Koehler. No. 94-3850, 94-3932. [Fraudulent inducement and fraudulent conveyance] , 1994-1996MSS 98-2, Box 26
fileState of Michigan and USA Environmental Protection Agency v. The City of Allen Park, MI, et al. Nos. 91-1901/02. [Federal Water Pollution Prevention and Control Act of 1972], 1992MSS 98-2, Box 26
fileState of Ohio v. William D. Ruckelshaus, Environmental Protection Agency. No. 84-3667. [Clean Air Act], 1985MSS 98-2, Box 26
fileState of Ohio, et al v. US Department of Health and Human Services, Health Case Financing Administration. No. 84-3181. [Review of decision of the USHAS about federal financial assistance under the Medicaid Act], 1985MSS 98-2, Box 26
fileStorey, Robert et al v. Local 326, International Brotherhood, etc. No. 83-57-47. [Unio -employer representation breeched during negotiations with employer], 1985MSS 98-2, Box 26
fileTeamsters Local Union No. 435 v. National Labor Relations Board. No. 95-9528. [Fair representation violation] , 1995-1996MSS 98-2, Box 26
fileTennessee Asphalt Company, et al v. Robert E. Farris, et al. No. 90-5945. [Affirmative action], 1990-1991MSS 98-2, Box 27
fileTolar, Michael v. Kinsman Marine Transit. No. 78-3054. [Negligence. Jones Act case] , 1980MSS 98-2, Box 27
fileTraub, Gordon v. Commonwealth of Kentucky. No. 87-5245. [Tax revenues for alleged unconstitutional purposes], 1987MSS 98-2, Box 27
fileTuohy, Jerome F. v. Ford Motor Company. No. 80-1572. [Age Discrimination Act case], 1982MSS 98-2, Box 27
fileUnited Coin Meter Co. v. Seaboard Coastline Railroad. No. 81-1681. [Damages to personal property], 1983MSS 98-2, Box 27
fileUnited Steelworkers of America v. New Idea Farm Equipment Corporation. No. 89-3912. [Arbitration award], 1989-1990MSS 98-2, Box 27
fileUnited Transportation Union v. CXS Transportation, Inc. No. 89-3344 [Appeal], 1989-1990MSS 98-2, Box 27
fileUniversal Electrical Co. v. A. O. Smith Corporation. No. 79-1342. [Patents], 1980MSS 98-2, Box 27
fileUniversity of Tennessee v. Rita Geir, et al. No. 77-1621. [Desegregation case], 1978MSS 98-2, Box 27
fileUSA v. Fred Abraham, et al. No. 75-2477. [Federal wiretap statute], 1975MSS 98-2, Box 27
fileUSA v. Terry Keith Arthur. No. 91-5314. [Armed bank robbery] , 1991-1992MSS 98-2, Box 27
fileUSA v. Bakke, Rau, Morris and Deuries. Nos. 90-1978/79/98/99. [Possession and distribution of marijuana], 1991-1992MSS 98-2, Box 28
fileUSA v. Cecil Borroughs, Jr. No. 93-5017. [Misdemeanor], 1993MSS 98-2, Box 28
fileUSA v. John Charles Blankenship. No. 84-3737. [Possession of and dealing of firearms], 1985MSS 98-2, Box 28
fileUSA v. Michael Bryant. No. 89-3136. [Sentence for armed bank robbery], 1989-1990MSS 98-2, Box 28
fileUSA v. Anthony Caicedo and William A. Ryan. Nos. 95-3242, 95-3513. [Unlawful seizures of individuals under the fourth Amendment], 1995-1996MSS 98-2, Box 28
fileUSA v. City of Parma, Ohio. No. 81-3031. [Fair Housing Act of 1968], 1981MSS 98-2, Box 28
fileUSA v. James Dye, et al. Nos. 73-1876-83. [Conviction of conspiracy to steal, theft and possession of goods], 1973-1974MSS 98-2, Box 28
fileUSA v. James Lee Evans. Nos. 90-6589/90. [Double Jeopardy Clause], 1991MSS 98-2, Box 28
fileRe: USA v. William K. Frazier and Mark B. DeBusk. Nos. 88-5392, 85-5528 [Collateral estoppel], 1989MSS 98-2, Box 28
fileUSA v. Leslie A. Grable. No. 96-1339. [Civil contempt], 1996MSS 98-2, Box 29
fileUSA v. William James, Jr. No. 70-5036. [Mail fraud case], 1983MSS 98-2, Box 29
fileUSA v. Gilbert Antonio Jarquin. No. 95-6218. [Violation of the Fourth Amendment], 1995-1996MSS 98-2, Box 29
fileUSA v. James Love. No. 78-5288. [Firearms violation], 1979MSS 98-2, Box 29
fileUSA v. Thomas A. Malcuit. No. 95-3794. [Presence of firearm while committing a drug trafficking offense], 1995-1997MSS 98-2, Box 29
fileUSA v. One 1975 Mercury 4-Door Automobile, Maroon in Color, etc. No. 75-2121. [Permit seizure of the Mercury automobile in which it is claimed that James Hoffa was abducted], 1976MSS 98-2, Box 29
fileUSA v. Nichols. No. 91-5581. [Distribution of cocaine], 1992MSS 98-2, Box 29
fileUSA v. Anthony James Palazzolo and Richard Rosenbaum. Nos. 94-1364, 94-1553. [Conspiracy], 1994-1995MSS 98-2, Box 29
fileUSA v. John A. Rapanos. No. 95-2169. [”Open Fields” Doctrine. Discharging pollutants], 1995-1997MSS 98-2, Box 29
fileUSA v. Dennis B. Sather, Jr. No. 94-1032ND. [Possession of ammunition by a felon], 1994MSS 98-2, Box 30
fileUSA v. Leslie B. Schlansky. No. 82-5200. [Validity of taxpayer’s refusal to comply with administrative summons by the IRS], 1983MSS 98-2, Box 30
fileUSA v. James Spinelle No. 93-248. [Congress alteration of the discretionary authority of the district court], 1993-1994MSS 98-2, Box 30
fileUSA v. Gregory Surrat. No. 94-4117. [Child pornography], 1994-1996MSS 98-2, Box 30
fileUSA v. Howard Underhill, et al. No. 86-5409. USA v. Pat Tata, et al. No. 86-5412. [Illegal gambling telephone conversations recorded], 1986MSS 98-2, Box 30
fileUSA v. Wac, Dennis, et al. Nos. 73-1588-1593. [Violation of interstate gambling statute], 1974MSS 98-2, Box 30
fileUSA v. Warner Bros. Well Drilling. No. 89-5494. [Federal Water Pollution Control Act], 1990MSS 98-2, Box 30
fileUSA v. Anthony Williams. No. 75-1347. [Possession of arms], 1974-1975MSS 98-2, Box 30
fileUtica Packing v. Robert Bergland, Secretary of US Department of Agriculture. No. 85-1324. [Bribing] , 1985MSS 98-2, Box 30
fileVan Curen , George D. v. A. R. Jago, et al. No. 80-3351. [Parole], 1980MSS 98-2, Box 30
fileVaughn, Mendell et al v. The City of Flint. No. 83-1368. [Criminal contempt], 1984MSS 98-2, Box 30
fileVirtual Maintenance Inc. v. Prime Computer, Inc. Nos. 90-2249, 91-1273 [Anticompetitive tying], 1993MSS 98-2, Box 31
fileWarren, Robert v. Society National Bank. No. 89-3331. [Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974, 29 U.S.C. §1001, et seq.], 1990MSS 98-2, Box 31
fileWeldon, Dahlari, et al v. Monroe County Probate Court, et al. No. 74-2095. [Parental rights], 1976-1977MSS 98-2, Box 31
fileWells, John, et al v. Murray State University. No. 75-1985. [Tenure track. Denial of due process], 1976MSS 98-2, Box 31
fileWilson v. Beebe. Nos. 82-1362/1385. En Banc [Damages resulting from a negligent deprivation of a liberty interest], 1985MSS 98-2, Box 31
fileWixson, Georgiana A., et al v. Dowagiac Nursing Home, et al. No. 94-2373. [Unlawful employment tactics], 1994-1996MSS 98-2, Box 31
fileWright, John v. State of Tennessee. No. 77-1546. En Banc. [Age discrimination], 1980MSS 98-2, Box 31
fileWulf, Russell and Ronald Reutsehler v. Quantum Chemical Corporation, Quantum Employee Stock Ownership Plan for Hourly Represented Employees. No. 93-3061. [Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974], 1993-1994MSS 98-2, Box 32
fileYellow Freight System, Inc. v. Robert B. Reich, Secretary of Labor and Willie W. Smith. No. 93-3488. [Violation of Section 405 of the Surface Transportation Act of 1982], 1993-1994MSS 98-2, Box 32
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