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"pe —* ee . } Cotes Te ae cc ge TL Mississippi for the purpose of crit “and therefore’ his right to vote ~c: -- by the doctrine of comity and Section . Federal injunctions of stats precist: 28. Commant, Pederal Civil Action Eosinst Private Individuals . * 4 fF .ez4zer 7 Veale L.cGour. 1462, 21476(1965)} “nt Riteracy Tests, 27 Duke L. & for Crimes Involving Civil C Ana see Maggs and Wallace, Cenrs Cont. Prob. 510, 517-521(19572). 29. In that case Hardy, ,mNerro ro -Le-1.s of Tetnessee, a member of the sorte otse was in Walthall County, roomy Secroes of that county to register and vote, Hardy encase ~ in #7 argument with the registrar. Tho registrar ordered him to leavz cic effice. As he got to the door, the registrar struck nim on <ne >éck of the head with a re- + ee volver. Hardy was arrested anc with @ breach of the peace, : The Court hurdled (1) the fact vowas not eligible to register |. interfered with; (2) the ~ TF <ex & tenporary restraining "Stugent Non-Violent Coor¢éin MSSiie SOIe VIO Len. LOL. appeal was from a denial of = rer order, generally an unappealcabit ¢ under 26 U.S.C. 1291, 1292; {3) the prosecution was a state criminal court proceeding, protected | 2283 severely restricting @ a) an migecleqgs and on the evidence injunction should not issue clewhite., and Willis Blackwell. issal as to these defendante. : ne right to introduce permanent relief, as to these che hearing, Blackwell Had not 30. The Court finds that on th adduced at the hearing, a prei agninst Charles Ray Williacs, The Court does not enter & jv because the United States e: ag@itional e dence at the = and o*>2: defandants. At the beon correctly served. We fine 2 ames Ellis, Sidney August Warner, and Albert Applewhite aze mechcrs of the klan--ACCA or,were , menbers until recently,an¢ thersZere sould be enjoined. The#réqivest. fox dismissal of the action as to ther? named defendants and their request for attorneys fees are cenietl.