Title

Letter from Albert E. Sheets Jr. to Fred J. Traynor regarding Sheets's presence in State v. Stepp dismissal, 1920

Authors

Albert E. Sheets Jr., State of North Dakota

Files

Description

Letter dated May 15, 1920 from Assistant Attorney General Sheets to Fred J. Traynor, F******* D**'s attorney, informs Traynor that Judge Nuchols had to leave for Philadelphia and Sheets would be presenting the motion for dismissal of the appeal. Sheets details his thoughts on the dismissal, in which he states that he is of the opinion that the case not be dismissed.

Publication Date

5-15-1920

Keywords

State v. Stepp

Organizations Referenced

Supreme Court of North Dakota

People Referenced

S. L. Nuchols, Fred J. Traynor, Albert E. Sheets Jr.,

Disciplines

Political History | United States History

Comments

Please note that information related to the identification of the underage victim in this case has been redacted from the digital collection per library policy. The original documents are available to researchers at the Chester Fritz Special Collections Library.

Related Documents

In this letter, Sheets references Traynor's letter to Judge Nuchols dated May 10, 1920 in which Traynor informs Judge Nuchols of a second proposal to dismiss the appeal. As of 1-17-22, that letter is not found in this collection.

Recommended Citation

Sheets, Albert E. Jr., "Letter from Albert E. Sheets Jr. to Fred J. Traynor regarding Sheets's presence in State v. Stepp dismissal, 1920" (1920). William Langer Papers. 304.
https://commons.und.edu/langer-papers/304