quick query about Supreme Court papers

[Richard D. Friedman]

It may have been an attempt to stay awake.  I have sometimes tried 
this, with limited success.

Rich Friedman

At 11:15 AM 3/27/2007, Douglas Laycock wrote:

>This is true.  I sat next to Blackmun at a lecture at Chicago in the 
>late 70s.  He was not the lecturer; just at the Law School for 
>something else and sitting in the audience.  He pulled out a yellow 
>legal pad and took copious notes, which I doubt he ever had occasion 
>to look at again.  This certainly suggested a compulsive note taker to me.
>
>Quoting Mark Rahdert <mark.rahdert at temple.edu>:
>
> > I would look at Blackmun's.  He wrote down everything.
> >
> > Mark R.
> >
> >  At 10:44 AM 3/27/2007, Mary L. Dudziak wrote:
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> >> I'm working in Thurgood Marshall's papers at the Library of Congress
> >> this week, and I have a question that I thought some list members
> >> would know the answer to.  For my project, I'm mostly focusing on
> >> Justice Marshall's non-judicial writings.  But I looked at two case
> >> files today -- Milliken v. Bradley and San Antonio Indep School
> >> Dist. v. Rodriquez.  There are some interesting things in the files,
> >> but not as much as I would like.  No conference notes, no law clerk
> >> memos (those are not in the clerks' files either -- they seem to be
> >> nowhere in the papers), etc.
> >>
> >> So here's my question:  if there's time, I'll take a look in a
> >> couple of other collections.  Whose papers at the Library of
> >> Congress are most likely to be revealing?  Who kept the best
> >> conference notes during the early 1970s?
> >>
> >> A response today would be most helpful!  Off-list would be great.
> >> Many thanks,
> >>
> >> Mary Dudziak
> >> USC Law School
> >>
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> >
> > Mark C. Rahdert
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>
>Douglas Laycock
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