Archives & History Committee Interview of Judge Charles Randy Butler, Jr. on Aug [9:28-14:29]

Wow. So then you, you said you, while at the UMS place, for if you're in trial or in trial, you know, that was basically my thing. Okay, back before we really had it back and ran on dirt. Mm-hmm. All right. And the high hurdles, the low hurdles and the latest 4.40 UMS. Thank you, officer. So at the UMS, did you make any friends in UMS if you consider iPhone friends? Yes. But I still, I've come to class agent for the class of 5080 and so we wouldn't go to a class when the 31 were people under the 16 of us left. And yeah, we kept in touch with Sanctum too and we hear from them a good enough. Yeah. All right, excellent. So you're right away from UMS in 1958 and you're going there now. What'd like you to go to the school in Venice? Well, my father had gone to co-gate up in Madison, New York and he kind of wanted me to go to co-gate. But my uncle Robert, they give my mother, mother, had gone to Dunningale and for somehow, I don't remember the exact details, but that's where I went. And it was wonderful. It was all made up back there and that's not what made it wonderful, but it was some different co-gate now. And my lawyer's some Warren there some years ago. It was a first year, it was co-in. And you know, had a student tradition back then. You had a hotel title, campus, but you didn't speak with somebody who was on what was called the assimilation committee. You did a big fine. This was a good condition, started by Robert really. And the honor system, I mean, it was a brick of all the clothes and you did not even consider achieving all the time and you get kicked out of school. So a wonderful environment there. So it's a very strong spot. Yeah, the next one I got a good time. Yeah, that's what I was telling you. All mail until it finally didn't go to bed until, I don't know, 1977. Remember any surgeries? I don't know. I talked about it. It was about there and more. Many of the surgeries were gone. And many of them were gone. And it was resolved. But we got kicked out of campus and some patients were. So place for sports, then I did a middle-year sports. And then ran a track in the first year. And so I realized that as fast as I was, the model, when I went up there, most of those young men can't even get a lot of of them to the northeast. You know, that real highly tuned athletic programs where the U.N.S. industry, you know, didn't have any, you know, the COVID feature of some kind of a coach. So I ran one year and I figured, you know, I think the Olympic races, I said, well, yeah, I'm happy with that. I think that's it. So what we do for you in the economics, is that you're graduating in 1962. So that's right on the cusp of the Vietnam Olympics. I was free Vietnam era. In fact, I was stationed in Fort Chappy, Arkansas and J.A.K. was killed. And when the Gulf of Pumpkin thinks of it, it would occur. And I got a early out from my two-year commitment in August of 1964, because law school has started, you know, back in most days, September 15th, it's not like that. So my wife and I, in a sudden, Randy, the model lawyer, the U.N.S. pilot, grows from fortunate, straight to tough loser, and standing in law school up there for two-year housing. And people who were in either in my class, west pipe, the water west pipe, was my new core partner, Clay Langton was in law school, where it's in law school, where it's long-standing, kind of like that Michael Mike, Paul Cole, and Mr. Crook now. Well, when you're in the U.N.S. Yeah, I probably tell you about it after the bottom of it. That's all I can say. So, and all the things mentioned, you know, regular lawyers here in Montreal, over the years, and you've born, life-long friendships for those guys. And we'll get to this a little bit more minute, and then you've come up a judge, and yes, guys are appearing in the court plan. Yeah, that table, but we'll get back up a little bit, Charlie, when I was a Republican baller, in the early 60s, the moment bar so she was required to provide lawyers for criminal, in-digit defendants.