Dept. L: Hastings Impeachment, Bork Nomination, 1986/1987
- Containers:
- Box 296
- Scope and content:
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Hearings Before the Senate Impeachment Trial Committee United States Senate (Part 2 of 4 Parts); Correspondence; A Response to the Majority Report in the Senate Confirmation Proceedings of Judge Robert H. Bork; Policy Review, Fall 1987; Clippings; Hearings Before the Senate Impeachment Trial Committee United States Senate (Part 4 of 4 Parts) (3 copies); Newsweek, 9/14/1987; Harry E. Claiborne v. United States Senate; Hearings Before the Senate Impeachment Trial Committee United States Senate Addendum (3 copies); In the Senate of the United States Sitting as a Court of Impeachment; Impeachment Materials; Trial Transcripts; Motions Referred to the Senate by the Senate Impeachment Trial Committee; The New Yorker, Aug. 3/1987; Why the United States Senate Should Not Consent to the Nomination of Judge Robert H. Bork to be a Justice of the Supreme Court
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