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John Thomas Greene Jr., Harold Barefoot Sanders Jr.
March 16, 1990

J. Thomas Greene encloses statements from Judge Barefoot Sanders (N.D. Tex.) on S. 2027 in this letter to Mark R. Disler.

H. Russel Holland
March 16, 1990

Chief Judge H. Russel Holland of the District of Alaska writes to Senator Ted Stevens regarding S. 2027

James Lowell Oakes
March 15, 1990

Chief Judge James L. Oakes of the 2nd Circuit provides commentary on S. 2027 in a memo to all chief circuit judges.

Susan H. Black, Richard Schlesinger
March 13, 1990

Judge Susan H. Black of the Middle District of Florida provides commentary on S. 2027 to Senator Robert Graham. She encloses a history of the Federal Magistrates Act of 1968 by U.S. Magistrate Harvey E. Schlesinger.

Robert F. Peckham
March 12, 1990

In a memorandum to the chairman and members of the Judicial Conference, the executive committee recommends that the Judicial Conference oppose S. 2027 as it is currently drafted and instead offer its own plan and recommendations for case management reform.

Karen K. Siegel, Robert E. Fiedler
March 9, 1990

An updated draft of the Judicial Conference's statement of principles regarding S. 2027, transmitted to the executive committee and Robert F. Peckham by Karen K. Seigel and Robert E. Feidler, respectively

Karen K. Siegel, Robert E. Fiedler
March 9, 1990

Robert E. Feidler and Karen K. Siegel write to the Judicial Conference Executive Committee about the Judicial Conference Guidance and Principles, attached

Julian Abele Cook Jr.
March 9, 1990

Chief Judge Julian A. Cook writes to Robert F. Peckham regarding S. 2027

Maurice Rosenberg
March 8, 1990

Maurice Rosenberg of the Columbia School of Law writes to Jeffrey J. Peck regarding S. 2027

Avern Cohn
March 7, 1990

District Judge Avern Cohn writes to inform Administrative Office Director L. Ralph Mecham that Chief Judge Cook has asked him to monitor the Biden Bill's progress and asks to be kept in the loop regarding negotiations.

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