Box 2
Contains 37 Results:
Correspondence: 1991
The second sub-series dates from 1973-2000 and contains general letters to and from the Judge. Correspondence regarding individual court cases was kept with the file for that case and can be found in Series 3.
Correspondence: 1992
The second sub-series dates from 1973-2000 and contains general letters to and from the Judge. Correspondence regarding individual court cases was kept with the file for that case and can be found in Series 3.
Correspondence: 1993
The second sub-series dates from 1973-2000 and contains general letters to and from the Judge. Correspondence regarding individual court cases was kept with the file for that case and can be found in Series 3.
Untitled and Undated Speech by Helen Monteith (Van Sickle's Secretary) Regarding Her Work in the Legal System
This sub-series contains the text of speeches delivered by Van Sickle to various community and civic groups, as well as high school commencements. Also included are the remarks spoken by Van Sickle at his investiture ceremony in December 1971.
Correspondence: 1994
The second sub-series dates from 1973-2000 and contains general letters to and from the Judge. Correspondence regarding individual court cases was kept with the file for that case and can be found in Series 3.
Correspondence: 1995
The second sub-series dates from 1973-2000 and contains general letters to and from the Judge. Correspondence regarding individual court cases was kept with the file for that case and can be found in Series 3.
Writings
The fourth sub-series mainly contains articles authored or co-authored by Van Sickle for several different legal journals. Also included is a handbook for Van Sickle's law clerks, as well as the humorous "A Federal Judge's Prayer." The authorship of the prayer has not been concretely determined, although it appears to have North Dakota origins.
A Federal Judge's Prayer
The fourth sub-series mainly contains articles authored or co-authored by Van Sickle for several different legal journals. Also included is a handbook for Van Sickle's law clerks, as well as the humorous "A Federal Judge's Prayer." The authorship of the prayer has not been concretely determined, although it appears to have North Dakota origins.
Americans with Disabilities Act Rally and Expo
This sub-series contains the text of speeches delivered by Van Sickle to various community and civic groups, as well as high school commencements. Also included are the remarks spoken by Van Sickle at his investiture ceremony in December 1971.
Handbook for Law Clerks of Judge Van Sickle
The fourth sub-series mainly contains articles authored or co-authored by Van Sickle for several different legal journals. Also included is a handbook for Van Sickle's law clerks, as well as the humorous "A Federal Judge's Prayer." The authorship of the prayer has not been concretely determined, although it appears to have North Dakota origins.