United States v. An Article of Drug Labeled "Furestrol Vaginal Suppositories, 11", 1969

No. 26,926; 415 F.2d 330 (1969) Per Curiam. This appeal was classified as a Class II case, as not meriting oral argument. While preparing the opinion, however, Judge Wisdom came to think that argument was needed. He circulated the draft opinion and polled the other judges of the panel on the matter. Judge Simpson did not think argument necessary, and suggested affirmance on the basis of the District Court opinion. Judge Coleman was indifferent, and Judge Wisdom proceeded to prepare the opinion. Includes TL of Judge Wisdom and TLS of Judge Coleman on classification of the appeal; TLS of Judge Simpson on classification of the appeal, the merits and the draft opinion of Judge Wisdom; and TL of Judge Wisdom on the opinion.