Case: United States of America v. Lucky

61-08366 | U.S. District Court for the Western District of Louisiana

Filed Date: 1961

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People

Attorney for Plaintiff

Doar, John (District of Columbia)

Dunbaugh, Frank M. III (District of Columbia)

Marshall, Burke (District of Columbia)

Norman, David L. (District of Columbia)

Parsons, Richard (District of Columbia)

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Documents in the Clearinghouse

Document

61-08366

Plaintiff's Proposed Findings of Facts, Conclusions of Law, and Decree (With Separate Appendix)

US v. Mae Lucky and Louisiana

Sept. 25, 1964

Sept. 25, 1964

Findings Letter/Report

61-08366

Opinion

March 11, 1965

March 11, 1965

Order/Opinion

239 F.Supp. 233

61-08366

Plaintiff's Memorandum in Opposition to Defendant Lucey's Motion for Summary Judgment

United States v. Lucey

None

Pleading / Motion / Brief

61-08366

Appendix to Brief in Support of Plaintiff's Proposed Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law, and Decree

None

Pleading / Motion / Brief

Resources

Title Description External URL Date / External URL

Beware the Minority Block Vote

Winter’ and Williams' campaign for Mississippi’s 1967 gubernatorial elections. Winter lost to John Bell Williams in the second primary by a count of 371,815 to 310,527. The loss is attributed to Wint…

6 Updated Questions to Elemental Knowledge of the Constitution and Government

In the 1960s, literacy tests were used as a tool to prevent Black Americans and other minorities from voting, despite the fact that they were ostensibly designed to ensure an educated electorate. The…

Updated Newspaper Article

Unknown

Political campaign ad for John Bell Williams for Mississippi governor July 1, 1967

July 1, 1967

Questions Evidence Elemental Knowledge of the Constitution and Government 1965

In the 1960s, literacy tests were used as a tool to prevent Black Americans and other minorities from voting, despite the fact that they were ostensibly designed to ensure an educated electorate. The… Feb. 8, 1965

Feb. 8, 1965

Form of Application for Registration

In the post-Reconstruction era, Louisiana enacted several discriminatory voter registration practices as part of its 1898 constitution, specifically designed to disenfranchise Black Americans. The co… Nov. 2, 1959

Nov. 2, 1959

November 2 1959 Form of Application for Registration

Office of Registrar of Voters

In the post-Reconstruction era, Louisiana enacted several discriminatory voter registration practices as part of its 1898 constitution, specifically designed to disenfranchise Black Americans. The co… Nov. 2, 1959

Nov. 2, 1959

Ouachita Parish 1959 Application for Registration Form

Ouachita Parish

In the post-Reconstruction era, Louisiana enacted several discriminatory voter registration practices as part of its 1898 constitution, specifically designed to disenfranchise Black Americans. The co… Sept. 11, 1959

Sept. 11, 1959

November 16 1956 Form of Application for Registration

In the post-Reconstruction era, Louisiana enacted several discriminatory voter registration practices as part of its 1898 constitution, specifically designed to disenfranchise Black Americans. The co… Nov. 16, 1956

Nov. 16, 1956

Docket

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Case Details

State / Territory: Louisiana

Case Type(s):

Election/Voting Rights

Special Collection(s):

Civil Rights Division Archival Collection

Key Dates

Filing Date: 1961

Case Details

Available Documents:

Complaint (any)

Findings Letter/Report