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PLAINTIFFS DEFENDANTS

I Barbara TOLSON, et a1 ~ ~ William M.v'~ITCHESON,et al I

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SEE ATTACHED SHEET FOR COMPLETE TITLE

CAUSE
42 U.S.C. U1981, 1982 and 1985 - CiYil Rights - harrassment by
Klu-Klux-K1ansmen ssr

ATTORNEYS AITCHESON: (Wt\;flS88)

Kenneth 1. Johnson FOR
Johnson & Smith William C. Brennan, Jr.
711 St. Paul Street Kenkel ~nd Brennan, P.A.
Baltimore, Maryland 21202 14322 Old Marlboro Pike
727-0920 Upper Marlboro, Md. 20870
952-0710
Thain?:!:: P. l<line
stc?toe & ':~ohi:.son
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\"Jashington, D. C. 28036
202 - 8E2-2000
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Roderic V. O. Boggs
Washington Lawyers Committee
for Civil Rights Under Law
427 Woodward Building
733 15th Street, N.W.
Washington, DC 20005
(202) 347-3801
Jeanne E. Davidson
2300 N.W.
L Street)
Washington, DC 20037
u (202) 338-3439

o CHECK
HERE
IF CASE WAS
I
DATE
FILING FEES PAID
RECEIPT NUMBER C.O. NUMBER
CARD
STATISTICAL CAReS

DATE MAILED

FILED IN
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FORMA JS<;
PAUPERIS
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT DOCKET DC.'" IRev. '115.1-
 Dl'TE NR.
K 18-1120
PROCEEDINGS
1978

June 21 (1) Complaint.

11 " --- Request of Attorney for Plaintiff to withhold issuance
to John Doe and Other Known, Unidentified Individuals until
notified.
of process as
n
" 22 (2) Summons issued as to all Defendants with the exception of John Doe and
Other Known, Unidentified Individuals.

Tuly 3 (3) Request of Attorney for Plaintiff for reissuance of Summons as to

Defendant William M. Aitcheson.

" 6 (4) Second Summons Issued as to Defendant Aitcheson. (cc Atty. for
Pltf. for service pursuant to Local Rule 25) (Served 9/20/78)

~ug. 18 (5) Memorandum (Kaufman, J.) directing Counsel for Plaintiff to file
() .'
status report on or before August 31, 1978.

" 22 (6) Letter/Notation (Kaufman, J.) directing Counsel for Plaintiff

to .file further definitive response on or before September 8,
1978.

Oct. 12 -- SchedulingConfereoceLetter / Pre-markingInstructionsrrailed.

Dec. 18 (7) Request of Attorney for Plaintiff for reissuance of Summons as

to Defendant William M. Aitcheson.

" 19 (8) Third Summons Issued on Defendant William Aitcheson. (cc USM
for service pursuant to Long-Arm Statute) (Served: 1/19/79)
~,":,," ".

June 8 10 Statement Concerning Attempt to Take Deposition of Defendant,

William M. Aitcheson.
1980
May 8 11 Notice of Plaintiffs to take the Deposition of Defendant, William
M. Aitcheson.
(
June 20 12 Statement Concerning Attempt to take Oral Deposition of William M.
Aitcheson on May 28, 1980.

July 28 13 Memorandum (Kaufman, J.) that counsel are to advise the Court
on or before August 15, 1980 by what date discovery will
be completed. (c/m-7/29/80-leh)

July 31 14 Motion of Plaintiffs for Entry of Default against Defendant

William M. Aircheson for failure to appear at a duly and properly
noticed deposition, Memorandum, Attachments A and B and Proposed
Order (2c/s)

SEE PAGE 2
 CIVIL DOCKET CONTINUATION SHEET
PLAINTIFF DEFENDANT
DOCKET NO. K78-1120
BARBARA TOLSON, et al WILLIAM M. AITCHESON, et al PAGE _OF__ PAGES

DATE NR. PROCEEDINGS

/

"
BARBARA "TOLSON and PHILLIP D. ,/BUTLER On their own behalf and on behalf of
all others similarly situated and NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF
COLORED PEOPLE,v?RINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, MARYLAND BRANCH, On its behalf, on
behalf of its members, and on behalf of all others similarly situated and
'"METROPOLITAN WASHINGTON PLANNING AND HOUSING ASSOCIATION, On its behalf
on behalf of its members, and on behalf of all others similarly situated, and
/B'NAI B'RITH HILLEL FOUNDATION AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, On its behalf,
on behalf of its members, and on behalf of all others similarly situated, and
'~ETH.~ORAH CONGREGATION, On its behalf, on behalf of its members, and on
behalf of all others similarly situated, and~JEWISH COMMUNITY COUNCIL OF
WASHINGTON, D.C., a corporation, also known as/JEWISH COMMUNITY COUNCIL OF
GREATER WASHINGTON, On its behalf, on behalf of its constituent organizations
and the members of its constituent organizations, and on behalf of all others
similarly situated,

Plaintiffs
vs

WILLIAM M. ~ITCHESON and JOHN DOE and OTHER KNOWN, UNIDENTIFIED INIDIVIDUALS,

Defendants

\ ,

OC.111A REV. (ll7~l

,
DC lIlA
(Rev. 1/75)
CIVIL. DOCKET CONTINUATION SHEET
PLAINTIFF DEFENDANT
WILLIAM M. AITCHESON, et al DOCKET No.K 78-1l2[
BARBARA TOLSON, et al
PAGE2_0F __ PAGES

DATE NR. PROCEEDINGS

1980

Sep. 3 15 ~emorandum (Kaufman, J.)to Counsel for Plaintiffs that unless the
Court hears from you to the contrary, in writing, on or before
September 17, 1980, the Court will understand that you are not
seeking any further relief against "John Doe" or any "Other
Known, Unidentified Individuals;" and requesting a writting
Status Report on or before October 6, 1980, with regard to relief
which you are seeking against defendant, Aticheson.
(c/m-9/4/80-leh)

" " 16 Order (Kaufman, J.) that unless defendant, Aitcheson show cause
to the contrary in a written communication, to this Court, on
or before September 19, 1980 the Clerk of the Court will ent~r
judgment by default against defendant, Aitcheson on the issue of
his liability to the plaintiffs as set forth; directing defendant,
Aitcheson to appear for his deposition as therein set forth
and ordering defendant, Aitcheson to pay reasonable costs as
therein set forth. (c/m as directed 9/4/80-leh)
Sep.18 17 Memorandum (Kaufman, J.) to Counsel for Plaintiffs requesting on
or before October 6. 1980, a written Status Report with regard
to the relief, if any, which you are seeking against Defendant
Aitcheson and against "John Doe" or "Other Known, Unidentified
Individuals." (c/m-9/l8/80-leh)
Oct. H 18 Memorandum (Kaufman, J.) Advising Counsel for Plaintiff the Court
will wait until October 24, 1980 before doing anything further
in this case and requesting the address of Mr. Brennan no
later than October 24, 1980. (c/m-10/17/80-leh)
Oct.24 19 qotion of Plaintiffs' for an Order Compelling Defendant Aitcheson's,
Answers to Deposition Questions, Memorandum, Proposed
Order and Exhibits A thru F. (2 cis) (FILED SEPARATELY)

Nov. 6 20 Memorandum (Kaufman, J.) to William M. Aitcheson advising that

the Motion of Plaintiffs' to Compel Answers to Deposition
Questions will be Granted unless you respond on or before
November 20, 1980; and that unless an Answer or other Responsive
Pleading is filed on or before November 20, 1980 a Judgment by
Default will be entered against you, if sought by Plaintiffs'
(c/m-ll/6/80-leh)
Nov. 7 21 Memoranda of Witness Aitcheson, in Opposition to Motion of
Plaintiffs' for an Order Compelling Discovery. (2 cis)
1981
Jan.8 22 Deposition of William M. Aitcheson, taken on September 29, 1980,
on behalf of Plaintiff and Attachments. (FILED SPEARATELY)

Mar.23 23 Memorandum/Letter (Kaufman, J.) re: Issues as therein set .forth.

(c/m-3/24/8l-leh)

(OVER)
DC UtA
(Rev. 1/15)
CIVIL. DOCKET CONTINUATION SHEET
PLAINTIFF DEFENDANT
DOCKET NO. K-78-1120
BARBARA TOLSON, et a1 WILLIAM M. AITCHESON. et a1
PAGE _OF __ PAGES
\

DATE NR. PROCEEDINGS

1981
May 8 24 Appearance of William C. Brennan, Jr., Esquire as counsel for Defendant,
AITCHESON.

n " Kearing on Motion of Plaintiff held before Kaufman, J.

" " 25 Order (Kaufman,

J.) "DENYING"motion of Plaintiff for an Order Compelling
DeJendB;nt,
AITC~~rON fa
respond to deposition questions. (for Marginal

July 2 25~ corre.B5na~nc~eaKaPfiIemo~an~Z (2) (Kaufman, C.J.) advising Case will proceed
without Class Certification as therein set forth.
July28 26 Motion of Plaintiffs for Entry of a Judgment by Default Against
Defendant, AITCHESON, Memorandum. Affidavits (4) and Proposed
Order. (2 cis) (Rec'd July 16, 1981)

27 Motion of Plaintiffs for Summary Judgment on Damages, Memorandum,

and Exhibits 1 thru 25. (2 cis) (Rec'd July 16, 1981)
(FILED SEPARATELY) (EXHIBITS 22 AND 23 SEALED - SEE PAPER NO.
29)

" " 28 Motion of Plaintiffs for Protective Order. Memorandum, Affidavit

and Proposed Order. (2 cis) (Rec'd July 16, 1981)

" " 29 Memorandum to Clerk from (Kaufman, C.J.) Dated July 22, 1981,
directing Clerk to SEAL Plaintiffs' Exhibits 22 and 23 to
their Motion for Summary Judgment on Damages as set forth.
(SEE PAPER NO. 27)
01 II
30 Petition of Plaintiffs for Equitable and Declaratory Relief. (2 cis)
(Rec'd July 16, 1981)
July 3 31 Letter dated July 24, 1981, To Court from Counsel for Defendant
advising, Defendant, Aitcheson has no objection to the entry
of a Judgment by Default on the Issue of Liability, however
Defendant requests a Hearing on all other outstanding issues.

Aug. 3 32 Supplemental Memorandum of Plaintiffs in Support of Motion for

Protective Order and Proposed Order. (2 cis)

Aug.10 33 Memorandum of Defendant, AITCHESON, in Opposition to Plaintiffs

Motion for Protective Order. (2 cis)

" 34 Nemorandum of Defendant, AITCHESON, in Opposition to Plaintiffs

Motion for Summary Judgment on Damages and Plaintiffs Petition for
Equitable and Declaratory Relief. (2 cis)

Aug. 20 35 Reply of Plaintiffs (letter) to Memorandum of Defendant, Aitcheson, in Opposition

to Plaintiffs' Motion for Summary Judgment on Damages and Plaintiffs'
Petition for Equitable and Declaratory Relief and Attachments. (Rec'd in Chamb rs)
II II
36 Appearance of Jeanne E. Davidson, Esquire as Counsel for Plaintiffs.

SEE PAGE NO. 3

 DC UtA
(Rev. 1175)

CIVIL DOCKET CONTINUATION SHEET

PLAINTIFF DEFENDANT

BARBARA TOLSON, et al WILLIAM M. AITCHESON, et al DOCKET NoK-78-1l20

PAGE --.!OF __ PAGES
"
DATE NR, PROCEEDINGS

1981

Aug. 20 --Hearing on Pending Motions of Plaintiff held before the Court, Kaufman, C.J.

" " --Argued and Held Sub-Curia.

, Sep. 16

Nov. 18
37

38
Order (Kaufman, C.J.) Dated September 14, 1981, "GRANTING" Motion of Plaintiff
for Protective Order as therein more particularly set forth. (c/m-9/16/81--leh)

Memorandum/Letter (Kaufman, C.J.) Dated November 12, 1981, to Counsel asking

them for their written comments with regard to additional sentence to
Proposed Order submitted by Mr. Fennell, on or before November 30, 1981,
as set forth and Attachment. (c/m-ll/17/81-ij)

Dec. 7 39 Proposed Findings of Fact on behalf of Plaintiffs, (cis)

1982
Mar. 22 40 Memorandum/Letter (Kaufman, C.J.) RE: Monetary Awards as therein set forth.
(c/m 3-23-82 (ij),
..- pr.23 41 Order (Kaufman, C.J.) Dated April 21, 1982, entering Judgment by Default against
:-Mi, umed Defendant, William M. Aitcheson, on the issue of his liability; finding
9 Defendant violated the Civil Rights Laws, the Federal Fair Housing Law and
r~,(",'''''') MAR ~, aryl and Common Law; enjoining Defendant as therein set forth; directing
--. ""-:,~" d
). Defendant to inform the Court of his present address and any change in his
address as therein set forth; directing counsel for Defendant to serve a copy
,"!
, \~~'/, on Defendant on or before May 3, 1982 and advise the Court as therein set forth'
and setting forth procedure to be followed in the event conditions are violated'
. ~';'
as therein more particularly set forth. (c/m-4/22/82-leh)

" " 42 Order (Kaufman, C.J.) Dated April 21, 1982, entering Judgment in favor of Plain-
~~ tiffs, Barbara Tolson and Philip D. Butler, each, against Defendant William M.
Da rJ..::~ Aitcheson for the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars (SlO,OOO.OO), each, as and for
compensatory damages; entering Judgment in favor of Plaintiffs, Barbara Tolson
jod Philip D. Butler, each, against Defendant, William M. Aitcheson for
vlthe sum of One Thousand Five Hundred Dollars (Sl,500.00), each, as and for
,<\t:~ punitive damages; entering Judgment in favor of Plaintiff~ Beth Torah
\.
Congregation and B"nai B'rith Hillel Foundation at the University of Maryland,
each, against Defendant, William M. Aitcheson for the sum of One Thousand
Five Hundred Dollars (Sl,500.00), each, as and for punitive damages; and
directing Defendant, William M. Aitcbeson, to pay Plaintiffs' reasonable Costs
and Attorney's Fees as therein set forth. (c/m-4/22/82--leh) ~ ~~

May 5 43 Letter Dated April 28, 1982 to Hon. Frank A. Kaufman from Willicam C.'Brennan, Jr.
Esquire Re: Mailing Court Orders dated April 21, 1982 with Notation of
Court (Kaufman, C.J.) thereon. (c/m-5/7/82-leh)

May 10 44 Letter, Dated May 5, 1982 to Hon. Frank A. Kaufman from Stephen A. Fennell, Esq.,
Counsel' for Plaintiffs, Advising Plaintiffs' -have decided not to File a Bill
of Costs with Notation of the Court (Kaufman, C.J.) thereon. (c/m-5/11/82-leh)
JUne 10 45 SEALED. (see Paper No. 41)

OVER
DC 111A
(Rell. 1/15)
CIVIl. DOCKe;T CONTINUATION SHEET
PLAINTIFF DEFENDANT
DOCKET NO.

PAGE _OF __ PAGES

DATe; NR. PROCEEDINGS

Jul 27 55 Order (Kaufman, S.J.) Dated: 6/.23/88 Directing Clerk to Destroy

sealed materials. (c/m 7/27/88-tl)(EOD 7/29/88-tl)
1994

Apr. 13 56 Motion of P1aintifs, BARBARA A. TOLSON and PHILIP D. BUTLER to

Renew Judgment and Exhibits A and B. (cis)

AprIlS 57 Order (Kaufman, S.J.) dated April 15, 1994 "GRANTING" Motion of
Plaintiffs' Barbara A. to1son and PHilip D. Butler to Renew
Judgment and" RENEWING" 'Judgmeht .ntered on April 21, 1992 in !
\
favor of plaintiffs Barbara a. tal son and Philip D. Butler
(c/m , MIDCROFILMED, JB 4/19/94 rk)

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BAIL RELEASE
1(\: 876 .&2_ Ma,i;1,jJ).g.Thz:eatening. ConnnunicationB.; Aiding
AP.et:\;iJ:lg. 1 L..J AMT L.J fugitive
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COUNTS OQcllflfj Prty CuSI Other
II. KEY DATES & INTERVALS
ARREST or INDICTMENT ARRAIGNMENT TRIAL

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High Risk Date Voir Dire o Dilposition
of Ctlarges
5J'l'6i77
h~L~2Zn
15/23/71
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Summoni Served
Indict Waived
Superseding
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DATE INtnAl/NO.
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INITIAlINO. OUTCOME:
,
Search ~~Issued
. -
INITIAL APPEARANCE DATE ~ LJ DISMISSED
Wsrrarll ----
1 ~~~g,~~~t?M~~
Summons
4 Return

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Issued
Served
PRELIMINARY
EXAMINATION

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HEARING
OR
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Scheduled
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Held
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COMPLAINT ~ DINTEAVENING INDICTMENT

OFFENSE
(tn Complai"l) J
U.S. AUomey or Ani.
Gerard P. Mart1Jl JOG. A. DePaul
I ATTQR"YS
& William
""'er:.~e.DCJA,~l:f}waiV'l~,ne'lu.n

C . Brennan , Jr. Esquires

':'1[>1'1".1 Olher,oPD,oCD

7100 Baltimore Ave., Coilege 'Park, Md. 2071

Richard Bennett 301 277-1700

"" Show 13S1names and sulfiK numbers 01 other defendants on lame Indlctment/inlormation:

E~lUDABlE DELAY
DATE (DOCUMENT NO.) PROCEEDINGS ------------------; (a) (b)
I, ,1,
--reId).
~

l)

FOHM AO.256
 OPPOSITE THE APPUCABLE DOCKET ENTRIES SHOW, IN SECTION V. ANY OCCURENCE OF EXCLUDABLE DELAY PER 18 USC ~ 3161(h) 77 ...0156 LETTER CODES,
V. EXCLUDABLE DELAY For loenlilying
IV. PROCEEDINGS .(continued) PAGE TWO Pe"oO~ 01 Exch.o_
1977" (DOCUMENT NO l
Inle'vOI
tlonl
S,orl0a'"
E'!<lDo", ,~.
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Tota!
OlIVO
able Delay Per '8
U.S,C. J16' (h)

Mar. 22 (1) Indictmentfor violationof U.S.C., Title 18, Sections

I-I (b)
'" A Examlnalion o.
h"a'ing lor
me"talol

876 and 2 - (MailingThreateningCommunications;Aiding

PIlY'"CfIII"_
~cily(18
U,S C 4:lU).
and Abetting).
-
" 25 (2) Appearance of 1~illiam C. Brennan, Jr. , & Joseph A ..DePaul E squ ires
on behalf of Defendant. .
S. NAAAE ml-
U~~I.C
" 25 -- Defendant arraigned and plead "Not Guilty" befo e
Rosenberg, U. S. Magistrate
~~:ll
C. SGlle or feOe'a!
"i.l~ on ot"",
ct>a'g" .
o Inl"nocvlory
Appeal.

" 25 (3) Order (Rosenberg, U. S. Magis. , dated March 25, , He.'lng" on

1977)that the Defendant execute a bond in the ,
p,,,t';al mollono.
T'anar"r. I,om
amount of $50,000 as therein set forth and in 01""" <l1.t,iclO
(Ile' F.A.Ct.P.
Third Party Custody of William W. Aitcheson, Aule. :l0, :l1
& aOI.

and Pretrial Services Agency

.. ..
Micro
J' f11m if) Recognizance of Defendant.
1977
---
G. Oel"ndanl Mo-
DQ~8A~ Pretrial Conference held before Miller, J. bor110aClual'y
vn<le' ad .
i.e-
m"nl. P",lod 01
(5) Motion ofDefendant to Dismiss, Memorandum and Re ue. t
Apr. 11
for Hearing. ..
vp 10 JO <.Illy.

,
la UCIV<la~e
3161(h) ~I) (0)

H Mi.c"lIa<1eovo
Pr'Oceeding.
" " (6) Motion of Defendant to Suppress, Memorandum and Plonalion 0'
Pa,ole 'a .
oca.
Request for Hearing. lion. O"potta-
tion,
Ext'adillOl1.
, Proaecullon de_
" 13 (7) Response of United States to Motions of Defendant lerred bV
mvlual agro.-
to Suppress and to Dismiss. maO'll.

M. U"9.vallal>llilV
cl delendant
Ot " enlial

" 21 (8) Motion of Defendant to Dismiss; and Memorandum. wltn.

I'\l. Pe,ioO 01 man_
lal or physical
Incampsle"c"
/lay 5 --- Hearing on all pending motions before Hiller, J 01 d"l.n<l"nt to
Oland trial
O. P""Od 01
I'\lAFlA Com.

" 16 (9 ) Memorandum and Order (Miller, J. ) "DENYING" mltmantOI

Trealmenl
Motion of Defendant to Dismiss and "DENYING" , SVP,,'.eCling
Indictment
Motion of Defendant to Suppress execpt as to .
an<lIO' "ew
c"a'g
the set of Fingerprints of March 2, 1977 as R DI"d.,,'
awalt,ng I,ial
therein set forth. (c/m by Judge) o' Co_d"len.
Qant wh"n no
." .
,,'ance "
tI""n g'anted.

" 20 10) Order (Rosenberg, Magis. ) allowing the Defendant

to travel to the District of Columbia for the
purposes as therein set forth.
, COI1linu.nc".
" 23 -- Defendant rearraigned and plead "Guilty" before G'ante<l pe,
3'6'(") (e)
(I e, "nd. 01
Miller, J. jvollc" C' com-
pl"xl,y CI ca
oUlweigha de_
leno."la

" " -- Imposition of Sentence Suspended pending pre-sent nc ,

,nle'eOIO)
Tim. between
g>liltyplea and
investigation. pl"a wlt"-
drawal.
W G,and J",y 10'1_
d,c'ment "x_
I"naed pe'
311,1 (l>t
-continued-
FINE AND RESTITUTION PAYMENTS

DATE RECEIPT NUMBEA c.oNUMBER DATE RECEIPT NUMBER . C.D. NUMBEA

 CRIMINAL NO. M-77-015~6 PAGE TWO

D.C.t08'"
CRIMINAL DOCKET U.S.A. VS WILLIAM MARX AITCHESON

DAn PROC:Ea:DINOS

1977
( \
May 24 (11) Order (Miller, J.) directing the files and records of Defendant
not be made available to any Agency of the State or Federal
Government without prior approval of the Court. (c/m 5/26/77 nf)
June 10 (12) Order (Rosenberg,U.S. Mag.) permitting Defendant to leave the District of
Maryland on conditions as therein set forth.
JUDGMENT: The Court finds that Defendant was twenty-two (22) years of age at
the date of conviction and is eligible for handling under the Federal Youth
CorrectionsAct, as extended by the Young Adult Offenders Act (18:4216)
IT IS ADJUDGED that the Defendant is hereby committed to the custody of the
Attorney General or his authorized representativefor treatment and supervision,
pursuant to Title 18, U.S.C., Section 5010(b) until discharged by the United
States Parole Commission as provided in Title 18, U.S.C., Section 5017(c).
IT IS FURTHER ADJUDGED that the Defendant serve Ninety (90) days in a jail-type
or treatment institution.'andthat the execution of the service of the remainder
of the sentence of imprisonmentis suspended, and the defendant is placed on
probation for a period of Four (4) years commencing as of July 21, 1977,
pursuant to Title 18, U.S.C., Section 3651, upon the usual conditions of
Probation and the following special conditions: (1) That the defendant comply
with all Federal, State and Local Laws; (2) That before the Defendant's
incarceration,and subsequent thereto, the defendant maintain a program of
psychiatric or psychologicaltreatment for such period of time as the Probation
Officer and therapist believe is appropriate; (3) That the Defendant appear
on September 7, 1977, at the institution designated for service of the initial
part of his sentence in accordance with this Court's Order of July 21, 1977,
The Court recommends commitment of Springfield Medical Center for FederaL
Prisoners, Springfield,Mo., Order (Miller, J.) dated July 21, 1977.
(Surrenderedhimself 9/7/77)
" " (14 ) Order (Miller, J.) dated July 21, 1977, that defendant surrencer himself
at his own expense, to the Institution on the day and at the time specified
as therein more particularly set forth.

Oct.21 (15) Motion of Defendant for reduction of sentence.

" 27 (16)
Memorandum and Order (Miller, J.) reducing sentence, as
therein more particularly set forth. (copies mailed
by Clerk - 10-28-77-mdf)
Nov. 1 (17) REVISED JUDGMENT AND PROBATION/COMMITMENT ORDER: The Defendant is
F' ed hereby committed to the custody of the Attorney General or his
]diCtO 1m authorized representative for treatment and supervision, pursuant to
])ate U.S.C., Title 18, Section 5010(b) until discharged by the United
States Parole Commission as provided in U.S.C., Title 18, Section
NO~- 1977 5017(c). IT IS FURTHER ADJUDGED that the Defendant serve Sixty (60)
Days in a jail-type or treatment institution, to commence on
September 7, 1977, and that the execution of the service of the
remainder of the sentence of imprisonment is suspended and the
Defendant is placed on Probation for a period of Four (4) Years,
commencing as of July 21, 1977, pursuant to U.S.C., Title 18,
Section 3651, upon the usual conditions of Probation and the follow-
ing special conditions: (1) that the Defendant comply with all
Federal, State and Local Laws; (2) that before the Defendant's
incarceration, and subsequent thereto, the Defendant maintain a
program of psychiatic or psychological treatment for such period of
iate.
Order (Miller, J.) dated October 27, 1977. (Executed 11 7/77-see USM
returns)
 PROCEEDINGS
DA'ft

1979
.".,'.::rO:0'0
W1e 4 (18) Order (Miller, J.) that defeIrlant be unconditionally discharged from Probation. DG'" JUN 1 9 19
II II
(19) certificate (Miller, J.) of Vacation of COnviction of Defendant. MicroFilmed
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