04-25-1977 Notes from Oral Argument

Harry A. Blackmun\u27s handwritten notes fro oral argument

02-02-1971 Memorandum to the Conference

Mr. Justice Harlan and I have not as yet indicated our votes in this case. Each of us is somewhat troubled and wonder whether the Florida certification procedure under Florida Appellate Rule 4.61, which the Court employed in Aldrich v. Aldrich, 375 U.S. 75 and 249 (1963) and 378 U.S. 540 (1964) and in Dresner v. City of Tallahassee, 375 U.S. 136 (1963) and 378 U.S. 539 (1964). would be of any assistance to us in this somewhat troublesome little case. Certification perhaps would accomplish directly what Mr. Justice Stewart has in mind and, in addition, might have the advantage of retaining jurisdiction here and of avoiding further cumbersome and time-consuming 3-judge procedure

10-18-1974 Notes from Oral Argument

The opinions of all of the Justices are recorded

12-01-1976 Notes from Oral Argument

Harry A. Blackmun\u27s handwritten notes from oral argument

05-12-1986 Notes from Oral Argument

Harry A. Blackmun\u27s handwritten notes from oral argument

12-06-1972 Notes from Oral Argument

Harry A. Blackmun\u27s handwritten notes during the oral argument of Gomez v. Perez

02-07-1977 Correspondence from Blackmun to Rehnquist

Dear Bill: This is in response to your memorandum of February 3. My preference, like yours, is the first alternative. I could, however, go along with the second. I would not go along with the third

01-08-1973 Notes from Oral Argument

Harry A. Blackmun\u27s handwritten notes from oral argument

12-03-1976 Notes from Oral Argument

Harry A. Blackmun\u27s handwritten notes from oral argument

3-30-1977 Notes from Oral Argument

Harry A. Blackmun\u27s handwritten notes from oral argument