Time: Sun Nov 10 20:36:14 1996
To: "Jerome R Papania" <jpapania@asu.campus.mci.net>
From: Paul Andrew Mitchell [address in tool bar]
Subject: Life after Dred Scott
Cc: 
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Dear Jerome,

I would love to have this file,
in either BinHex or MIME.

Will there be any charge for it?

/s/ Paul Mitchell


<snip>
>     For those of you who would prefer to read what the supremes say 
>about slavery and its effects

Yick Wo v. Hopkins has a pretty
good definition, in the section
discussing the meaning of 
sovereignty.

/s/ Paul Mitchell


 rather than debate whether or not Dred 
>Scott still lives, I have gathered and zipped University of Calif 
>Regents v. Bakke, a landmark California case of about 20 years ago.  
>The case is presented complete with all the findings.  Only a table 
>which should be in footnote 6 has been deleted, and this only because 
>of the problems it presented in formatting to fit the screen page.  
>If anybody is interested in receiving the table, I'll pull it out of 
>the case file and e-mail it to you as best I can.  However, the table 
>is not nearly as interesting as the case itself.  I will upload it in 
>BinHex format for those of you who have trouble with Mime.
>pap 
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>Lawyer: One skilled in circumvention of the law.
>                             .... Ambrose Bierce
>                    The Devil's Dictionery, 1906
>     E-Mail:
>        jpapania@asu.campus.mci.net
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