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Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas - "With an Even Hand": Brown v. Board at Fifty (Library of ... Carter believed that Clark's findings could be effectively used in court to show that segregation damaged the personality development of fl children. In preparation for the Briggs case, attorney Robert Carter returned to Columbia University to confer with Psychologist Otto Klineberg, who was known for his research on fl students' IQ scores. Brief of the Attorneys for the Plaintiffs (Charles E. Bledsoe, Charles Scott, Robert L. Carter, Jack Greenberg, and Thurgood Marshall) in the case of Oliver Brown,. www.loc.gov /exhibits/brown/brown-brown.html   (4342 words)

Robert L. Carter Robert L. Carter was born on March 11, 1917, in Careyville, Florida, but while he was still an infant, his mother moved north to Newark, New Jersey, where he was raised. Carter was a remarkable student, graduating from high school at sixteen having skipped two grades. Carter left the NAACP in 1968 and worked in a private law firm until 1972 when he was appointed to the bench as a judge of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York. www.brownat50.org /BrownBios/BioJudgeRbtCarter.html   (525 words)

United States of America: Robert Anthony Carter - Juvenile offender scheduled to be executed in Texas In Robert Carter's case, in addition to its concerns that he is a juvenile offender, the organization is also concerned about the poor legal representation he received at trial; the fact that experts have diagnosed him as mentally retarded and seriously brain damaged; and that he was subjected to abuse and neglect as a child. Robert Carter was sentenced to death on 10 March 1982 for the shooting murder of Sylvia Reyes, on 24 June 1981. Robert Carter's shocking and tragic case is an example of all that is wrong with the application of the death penalty in the USA. amnestyusa.org /abolish/document.do?id=D24B91B098AA5E3A8025690000692F28   (2629 words)

The Diary, Correspondence, and Papers of Robert "King" Carter of Virginia, 1701-1732 Robert Carter was a member of the Council of Virginia, was acting governor, and a political power in the colony. Robert Carter lived his adult life in Lancaster County, Virginia, on the southern side of the Northern Neck peninsula, not far from the point at which the Rappahannock empties into Chesapeake Bay, where he was born in 1663 and died in 1732, at the home, "Corotoman," established there by his father. Carter was appointed on 3 June 1699 as colonel and commander-in-chief of the Lancaster-Northumberland counties militia; on November 11th of the same year the governor appointed him as naval officer and receiver, a post of value because of the considerable income it generated, and because of the power over one's neighbors that it meant etext.lib.virginia.edu /users/berkeley   (5585 words)

05/26/2000: Media Advisory: Robert Earl Carter Scheduled to be Executed Carter's wife, who went by the nickname Cookie, received news of the fire and six deaths shortly after she reported to work at about 6 a.m. Carter told the grand jurors that he was concerned about the financial burden of increased child support that probably would be the result of Lisa Davis' paternity suit. Carter next filed an application for state writ of habeas corpus with the convicting court on Oct. 6, 1997, which was denied by the Court of Criminal Appeals on Nov. 19, 1997. www.oag.state.tx.us /newspubs/newsarchive/2000/20000526carter.htm   (1980 words)

Robert Earl Carter #637 Carter was found guilty and sentenced to death for the 1992 murders of six people, one of whom was his 4-year-old son. Carter claimed that while mowing his lawn, he had ignited some gasoline that he had thrown on the grass and the fire blew up in his face. Carter, a former correctional officer, was one of three persons charged in the murders of Bobbie Joyce Davis, 45, her daughter Nicole, 16, her granddaughters Denitra, 9, Lea'Erin, 5, and Brittany, 6, and her grandson Jason, 4. www.clarkprosecutor.org /html/death/US/carter637.htm   (4321 words)

Carter Family John Carter, Sr., was buried with his 5 wives, near the chancel, in the church which he built, and the tombstone covers all of them, being still in the same position in the present church. Robert Carter of Westmoreland in Virginia was married by the Reverend Mr. Before Robert died in 1804, he wrote to his daughter, Harriot, “My plans and advice have never been pleasing to the world.” Robert may have died with few friends, but he was regarded as a great man by the more than 500 slaves that he attempted to free, a man way ahead of his time. members.tripod.com /~Bonestwo/index-17.html   (3828 words)

Legal Aspects of Songwriting by Robert R. Carter Robert Carter, creator of SongRights, represents musicians, performers, and songwriters of every genre, as well as independent record labels, publishing companies, managers, studios, and others in the music industry. He has served as president of the Austin Songwriters Group, Chairman of the Entertainment Law Section of the State Bar of Texas, board member of Austin Lawyers and Accountants for the Arts, and member of the Planning Committee for the State Bar of Texas seminars on the Legal Aspects of the Entertainment Industry. A former Briefing Attorney for the Texas Supreme Court, and an Honors Graduate of both the University of Texas and the UT Law School, Mr. www.songrights.com   (182 words)

[No title] Carter testified that he had no income and no other source for paying his medical bills because Marriott had not paid any of his medical bills. Carter testified that his knee pain commenced with the work effort he was engaged in on April 4, 1997 and was never completely relieved by the medical treatment he received. Carter presented credible evidence that sufficiently proved his disabling condition was caused by the April 4, 1997 injury by accident. www.courts.state.va.us /txtops/0680001.txt   (1515 words)

Robert Carter Robert Carter was the "only son and heir" of Edward Carter and was a resident of Aston township for many years and succeeded to the title of the land located by his father. 3-9-1720: Robert Carter desiring his appear form the judgement of last quarterly meeting to the yearly meeting which appear is allowed by this meeting as also authentic copies of the proceedings of all monthly and quarterly meetings against him all which minutes are to be produced to our next quarterly meeting. Robert Carter desiring of this meeting that Friends would receive again that money formerly paid him for offication as Clerk thereto do condescend to receive the same which he may pay to Jacob Howell who is ordered to receive it and give Robert a receipt and make report to our next meeting. www.lindajdunn.com /genealogy/robertcarter.html   (2424 words)

A Compleat Guide to All Persons who have any Trade or Concern with the City of London and Ports adjacent. . . . CARTER, JAMES, (1684-1743), of Stafford County, the younger brother of Carter's dear friend and associate, Captain Thomas Carter of Lancaster County, and was one of Robert Carter's chief managers. CARTER, THOMAS, (1672-1733) was the second of that name in Lancaster County, and may have been Robert Carter's first cousin as there is evidence that their fathers were brothers. MEEKS, RICHARD, was described by Robert Carter in a letter of July 15, 1720, as the "general overseer" of the property that he consistently referred to by its tobacco mark of a double arrowhead or double "L"; it was the Lloyd properties belonging to John Lloyd, widower of Robert Carter's niece, Elizabeth. etext.lib.virginia.edu /users/berkeley/public/Cbiodir.html   (6924 words)

Robert L. Carter   (Site not responding. Last check: ) Robert Carter was born in Careyville, Florida, but his family moved to New Jersey shortly after his birth. While counsel for the NAACP from the years 1944 to 1968, Judge Carter argued and won twenty-one of twenty-two cases in the United States Supreme Court including a number of cases of enormous social significance. Thereafter, in 1972, Judge Carter was appointed to the United States Court for the Southern District of New York. www.jtbf.org /article_iii_judges/carter_r.htm   (557 words)

Handbook of Texas Online: CARTER, ROBERT GOLDTHWAITE Robert Goldthwaite Carter, soldier and writer, was born at Bridgton, Maine, on October 29, 1845. Carter was promoted to first lieutenant on February 21, 1875, and retired from the army on June 28, 1876, because of disability contracted in the line of duty. Carter died in Washington on January 4, 1936, and was buried in Arlington National Cemetery. www.tsha.utexas.edu /handbook/online/articles/view/CC/fca71.html   (394 words)

NPR's Weekend All Things Considered: Antibalas Carter was a wealthy Virginia plantation owner, with more money, land and slaves than either of his more famous peers. Carter was neither a romantic or idealist; in fact, his decision to emancipate his slaves was as much an economic decision as it was an ethical one. But Carter's biggest sin is this: he robs modern-day Americans of their excuse for political immobility. www.npr.org /programs/watc/features/2001/antijefferson/010901.antijefferson.html   (549 words)

Robert Carter III   (Site not responding. Last check: ) There are untold numbers of descendants of Carter, his former slaves or both, yet few have heard of him or his act of conscience 200 years ago. But Carter, deeply influenced by the new anti-slavery ideas of the Baptist Church, became convinced that slavery was "contrary to the principles of religion and justice," court records say. Carter arranged that no more than 30 of his slaves would be freed in any one year. www.coax.net /people/lwf/HB_RC.HTM   (516 words)

CAC Manuscripts: MS 964 Through it all Robert describes the daily routine, special events such as USO shows and instances where the casts of Broadway shows performed at New Haven, the food, the barracks, fellow servicemen, and features of his training, particularly once he is getting intensive introduction into the workings of the submarine service. Robert A. Carter Correspondence, Dec 3, 6-8, 10, 15, 19-20, 23, 27, 29-31, 1942 Robert A. Carter Correspondence, Mar 3, 5, 12, 14, 18, 20, 21, 24, 29, 31, 1943 www.bgsu.edu /colleges/library/cac/ms0964.html   (1629 words)

Who is Robert Carter III? - New Investigator Robert Carter III was born in Lake Charles, LA. He first expressed an interest in science around the age of 8. During the time he was in graduate school, Robert decided to join the US Army Reserves because of his patriotism and his interest in working as a military scientist after graduate school. Carter’s current work involves designing and conducting research involving the fields of environmental physiology and clinical medicine as applicable to the laboratory and field study of human physiological responses attributable to heat, cold, and high terrestrial elevations. www.the-aps.org /careers/careers1/NewInvest/Biosketches/ncarter.htm   (888 words)

Carter Carter, a family of wealthy Hamworthy, Dorset, rope-makers, were close to the Whites of Poole. Mary Carter is buried at Trinity c1781, age 91 according to the register, indicating that she was born 1695. PW Carter was a Naval Officer (afterwards well- known senior magistrate of St. John's); he was the son of Judge Carter, and father of our esteemed Chief Justice Sir. www.geocities.com /colestips/Carter.htm   (629 words)

Robert Goldwaite Carter, Captain, United States Army Robert Goldthwaite Carter (1845-1936), soldier and writer, was born at Bridgton, Maine, on October 29, 1845. Robert and his three brothers all saw action with the Army of the Potomac under its various commanders, Generals McClellan, Burnside, Hooker, Meade, and Grant. Robert Goldthwaite Carter served as an officer in the post-Civil War frontier army and later received the Congressional Medal of Honor for action against the Comanches. www.arlingtoncemetery.net /rgcarter.htm   (791 words)

Who is Robert Carter III? - Elementary School Robert Carter III was born in Lake Charles, LA. He first got interested in science when he was about 8 years old. While he was going to school for his Ph.D., Robert joined the U.S. Army Reserves, because of his love for the U.S. and wanting to work as a scientist in the military after he finished school. The research that Dr. Carter is doing now is on how humans deal with living places where it is very hot or very cold or that are high up in the mountains. www.the-aps.org /careers/careers1/Elementary/Biosketches/ecarter.htm   (701 words)

Robert Carter Nicholas Robert Carter Nicholas, like Speaker Peyton Randolph, Edmund Pendleton, and George Wythe, was one of Virginia's conservative patriots. A graduate of the College of William and Mary and an able lawyer, Nicholas served for 10 years as a burgess before becoming treasurer of the colony in 1766. He is also remembered for trying to prevent premature violence in March, 1775, by opposing Patrick Henry's resolution to raise 10,000 regulars "for the duration." Although Nicholas was never an advocate of independence, his legal skill and unquestioned integrity led to his appointment to the Court of Chancery in January 1778. www.history.org /Almanack/people/bios/bionic.cfm   (169 words)

Jimmy Carter Library and Museum Located in Atlanta, Georgia, the Jimmy Carter Library and Museum is part of the Presidential Library system administered by the National Archives and Records Administration, a Federal government agency. Spanning the years from 1954 to 1974, bestseller Carter's third novel, a subtle and intelligent page-turner, centers on the murder of a prominent white Wall Street attorney, Philmont Castle. After literally stumbling on Castle's garroted corpse in a Harlem park, Eddie Wesley, a young and ambitious African-American writer, is afraid to identify himself to the police. www.jimmycarterlibrary.org   (612 words)

Satanosphere || Death Watch '03: June Carter Cash, Robert Stack   (Site not responding. Last check: ) This is very sad: June Carter Cash, country/gospel singer, and wife and muse to Johnny Cash for 34 years, has just died at 73 from complications from heart surgery. Actor Robert Stack, who achieved great TV fame as Elliot Ness in the original version of The Untouchables, then went on to serve as the grave, somberly quizzical host of Unsolved Mysteries, is about to solve the mystery of whether there's life after death at age 84, due to heart failure. June Carter was a strong woman, an artist in her own right, who saved one of the greatest artists of the 20th century. www.satanosphere.com /story/2003/5/15/13756/3934   (1926 words)

Captain Robert Allen Carter and Company C, 42nd NC Infantry Capt Carter wore the sash and sword of the federal officer. After the was in 1886 Capt Carter decided that the family of the Capt. Bassett should have the sash and sword. When Lilly Carter was born in 1888 her father, Robert Allen Carter, gave her the middle name BASSETT in honor of the fallen federal captain. members.aol.com /jweaver303/nc/carter42.htm   (1235 words)

In Memoriam Lin Carter 1930-1988 If you knew Lin Carter, or were influenced by him in some way, and would like to say a few words in tribute to him, please contact me. My email address is: vrooman@angelfire.com. His two favorites had to be H. Lovecraft and Robert E. Howard--Lovecraft, because most of his fannish output, the stuff that one does for sheer love of the material, is in the Cthulhu mythos, and Howard because he kept coming back to the barbarian swordsman archetype. Carter tried his hand at every type of fantasy story that he enjoyed, including straight science fiction. www.angelfire.com /az/vrooman   (2490 words)

Songwriting Articles - Sources Of Publishing Income (Robert R. Carter, Jr.) Robert Carter represents musicians, performers, and songwriters of every genre, as well as independent record labels, publishing companies, managers, studios, and others in the music industry. He is a past president of the Austin Songwriters Group, secretary of the Entertainment Law Section of the State Bar of Texas, and board member of Austin Lawyers and Accountants for the Arts. A former Briefing Attorney for the Texas Supreme Court, and an Honors Graduate of both the University of Texas and the UT Law School, Mr. www.musesmuse.com /robcarter-art.html   (1580 words)

Robert Carter Artist Statement - Free Artist Portfolio at absolutearts.com Born in St. Albans England, Robert moved to Canada at an early age. Robert has worked for such clients as; RAZOR, NUVO, BC Business, Graphic Exchange, Microsoft Ideas, IT Business Report, Creative Source and EDGE Magazine, among others. Robert has Appeared in the Applied arts Illustration & Photography Awards Annual in both 2004 and 2002. www.absolutearts.com /portfolios/c/carts/artist_statement.html   (122 words)

SAGE Publications - Author/Editor - Robert Carter Robert T. Carter, Ph.D. is Professor of Psychology and Education, Chair of the Department of Counseling and Clinical Psychology, and Director of training of the Counseling Psychology Program at Teachers College, Columbia university. Carter is known internationally for his work on Black and White racial identity. Carter is Editor-Elect of The Counseling Psychologist (2003-2008). www.sagepub.com /author.aspx?aid=355772   (239 words)

Power Struggles: Storage standoff, 12/25/00 But even before that, Robert Carter had become an icon in the IT community. For his work as CTO (as well as senior vice president) of FedEx, Carter in May 2000 earned the first CTO of the Year Award issued by InfoWorld, a sister publication of Network World. Carter's competence is so coveted inside corporate raiding circles that CIO predecessor Dennis Jones announced Carter's promotion months in advance, just to keep the headhunters at bay. www.networkworld.com /power2000/power-25/power-25netexec.html   (850 words)

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