American Civil Liberties Union Records: Legal Case Files Series, 1947-1995: Finding Aid

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American Civil Liberties Union Records: Legal Case Files Series, 1947-1995: Finding Aid

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Summary Information

Creator:: American Civil Liberties Union.
Title and dates:: American Civil Liberties Union Records: Legal Case Files Series, 1947-1995
Abstract:: The American Civil Liberties Union Records document the activities of the Union in protecting individual rights from 1920 through 1995. The files contain materials on freedom of speech, expression, and association; due process of law; equality before the law; legal case files; and organizational records. Within these categories files reflect subject areas such as academic freedom, censorship, racial discrimination, aliens' rights, privacy concerns, labor concerns, amnesty, and government loyalty and security. The files reflect work on litigation, advocacy and public policy, and subject files on various areas of interest connected with civil liberties. Materials include correspondence, court documents, memoranda, printed matter, minutes, reports, briefs, and legal files. Also included are materials from ACLU affiliate organizations, and the Lawyers Constitutional Defense Committee.
Size:: 284.8 linear feet (683 boxes)
Call number:: MC001.02.04
Location:: Princeton University Library. Department of Rare Books and Special Collections.
Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Library.
Public Policy Papers.
Princeton, New Jersey 08540 USA
Language(s) of material:: English.
Storage note:: This collection is stored onsite at the Mudd Manuscript Library.

History of the American Civil Liberties Union

The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) was established in 1920 to protect the specific constitutional freedoms in the Bill of Rights. In 1915 the American Union Against Militarism (AUAM) was formed to prevent United States involvement in World War I with Crystal Eastman serving as executive secretary. Roger Baldwin became executive director in 1917. Immediately upon United States entry in World War I, the AUAM was inundated with requests for aid to protect free speech, assembly and press which were threatened with political restriction imposed upon U.S. entry into the war and to defend the rights of conscientious objectors. A separate organization was needed to safeguard these rights, and thus the National Civil Liberties Bureau (NCLB) was established in the autumn of 1917 with Roger Baldwin as director.

For the history of the ACLU during the Baldwin years, see the history in the ACLU finding aid, 1912-1950.

The ACLU, 1950-1995: The Trials of Growth

The forty years between 1950 and 1990 were a time of significant growth for the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU). Membership increased twenty-five times, and the Union's impact on the legal landscape was broad and deep. One historian decreed that the decade after 1954 witnessed “the greatest advances in civil liberties in American history,” with significant gains for African-Americans, women, students, the mentally-ill, prisoners, and others previously denied the full protection afforded by the U.S. Constitution. This period also saw the end to much censorship and the decoupling of church/state activity. The ACLU's boom was not without the threat of bust, however. The organization restructured itself several times as it wrestled to reflect internally the principles it espoused publicly. Its expansion into new areas of civil rights along with its firm stand on the First Amendment produced episodes that threatened the ACLU's viability.

Organizational Expansion

In the years immediately following World War II, younger, non-founding members of the ACLU Board pressed for and eventually achieved a structural reorganization that led to the Union's present configuration. In 1950, Roger Baldwin's role changed from administrator to ambassador, in which he toured, lectured, and wrote on civil liberties issues. While at the helm of the ACLU, Baldwin preferred that the ACLU remain a small, centrally-controlled unit with himself at the helm, something that changed under the administration of his successor, Patrick Murphy Malin. A Swarthmore economist, Malin lacked Baldwin's charm and speaking skills, but he was a successful administrator who oversaw the growth of the organization from 9,000 members in 1950 to over 60,000 by the time of his departure in 1962.

Much of this growth can be attributed to the expansion of local affiliates at the state and regional level that had their own boards and acted upon local civil liberties issues. Many served as watchdogs--ensuring that civil rights victories won by the national ACLU in the high courts were enforced at the local level--while other affiliates were active in initiating cases, often with more absolutist positions than the national office. Though the affiliates had a voice in deciding the national chapter's direction and policy since 1954, the organizational mechanism by which this was accomplished was cumbersome, changing several times. A workable method was found in 1967 with the creation of an 80-member board of directors comprised of representatives from all the affiliates and thirty at-large members. In addition, starting in 1959 and continuing to the present, the ACLU held biennial conferences to inform membership on pertinent topics, and to gather their views on civil liberties issues.

The Cold War and Civil Liberties

Historian Samuel Walker divides the ACLU's area of activity between 1950-1990 into four broad areas: Cold War issues, censorship, church/state, and civil rights. The beginning of the Cold War, the rise of Joseph McCarthy and the re-emergence of the House Committee on Un- American Activities (HUAC) created an atmosphere of intolerance and suspicion that not only posed a threat to individual civil liberties, but also destroyed the lives of many caught in the web spun by the Wisconsin Senator and his minions. The ACLU challenged the actions of McCarthy and HUAC on the tenet that only peoples' acts, not their beliefs, should be penalized; anything less infringed on First Amendment principle.

While the ACLU had not always lived up to these same principles (in 1940 it ousted board member Elizabeth Gurley Flynn for her membership in the Communist Party), by the early 1950s the ACLU did not hesitate to aid in the publication of Merle Miller's The Judges and the Judged. The book detailed HUAC's and McCarthy's red-baiting tactics, such as the prevalent use of unnamed (and hence unreliable or unanswerable) sources, guilt by association or exercise of one's Fifth Amendment rights, and other questionable means that resulted in blacklistings and firings of many in unions, the film industry, and the teaching profession. The ACLU called for the abolition of HUAC, attacked any measure that punished Communist Party members or denied them rights based solely on party membership ( Kent v. Dulles, for example), and sought fair and open investigations for the accused. In testament to its strict adherence to principle, the ACLU reminded the United States Senate of its obligation to provide McCarthy a fair hearing when it began censure proceedings against him in 1954.

The ACLU may have stood up for the rights of the accused more readily in 1950 than it did in 1940 because Roger Baldwin had developed a quid pro quo with J. Edgar Hoover in which the ACLU did not publicize FBI civil rights violations, and high-level Union officers cooperated with the Bureau. Baldwin and others thought that this cooperation, in conjunction with the Flynn resolution, inoculated the Union against attack as a Communist-front organization, freeing it to spend its energies defending constitutional principle, not itself. This arrangement, shocking when revealed in later years, did not prevent the FBI from continuing its massive surveillance of the ACLU and its members.

Red hunters cited national security as the basis for their actions, a justification that the government would continue to invoke and one that the ACLU contested in such cases as the Pentagon Papers ( U.S. v. New York Times), Watergate ( U.S. v. Nixon), and Iran-Contra. In 1969, 13 years after Joseph McCarthy's death, the ACLU's vigilance bore the ultimate fruit in Brandenburg v. Ohio in which the Supreme Court ruled that the government only could punish direct incitement to lawless action, thereby invalidating the Smith Act and all state sedition laws that restricted radical political thought.

Censorship and Freedom of Speech

The cousin to McCarthyism's national security cause was the drive to protect people from printed materials and movies that promoted Communism or were perceived to erode community morals. Censorship attempts were, from the ACLU's point of view, a fundamental attack on free speech, and over the course of three decades, the Union came to adopt an absolutist position, suffering no infringement in any form. Beginning with a 1952 Supreme Court victory in Burstyn v. Wilson/McCaffrey in which the high court declared that states cannot prohibit the screening of films based on state-based standards, the ACLU rang up a string of court victories. These, combined with changing market pressures, brought a complete end to many common censorship practices by the 1960s ( Jacobellis v. Ohio), including the sharp curtailment of post office censorship ( Hannegan v. Esquire).

In a related decision, the Supreme Court gave a boost to freedom of the press in New York Times v. Sullivan which declared that public officials could not sue for defamation unless they proved “actual malice,” thereby providing the media with heretofore unknown freedom to report critically. Freedom of speech was extended, with the ACLU's assistance, by placing it above property rights in Pruneyard Shopping Center v. Robins, with the high court deciding that a shopping center could not forbid the distribution of political pamphlets on its premises.

Perhaps the most famous free speech issue of the ACLU's history, and certainly one that had the greatest impact on the organization, was the pitched battle over American Nazis' right to parade through Skokie, Illinois in 1977. Half the town's 70,000 citizens were Jewish, and about 1,000 were Holocaust survivors, but this did not dissuade the ACLU (then headed by Aryeh Neier who was Jewish) from taking on the Nazis' cause in what the ACLU considered a “classic First Amendment case.”

What the Union did not count on was a vigorous counter-argument by the Jewish Defense League, nor the loss of the support of its long-time ally, the American Jewish Congress. The ACLU won the court case, though the Nazis never marched in Skokie (ultimately parading at a site in downtown Chicago), but the highly-publicized case caused a backlash resulting in a large drop in membership. Neier, who had assumed the executive director's post after the departure of John de J. Pemberton in 1970 and was accustomed to growing membership rolls and increasing budgets, found himself unable to reconcile the organization's activities with available funds and resigned. His successor, Ira Glasser, initiated an emergency appeal to supporters and raised over $500,000, allowing him to re-structure organizationally and financially, placing the ACLU back in the black and ready for the looming trials of the Reagan Revolution.

Church/State

The ACLU earned the enmity of many for its efforts in enforcing the separation of church and state. Working to end state-sanctioned forms of religion, predominantly mainstream Protestantism, the ACLU sought to abolish school prayer, various government subsidies for religious education, and other connections between government and religious activity. Starting in 1947 with Everson v. Board of Education, the court delineated the Establishment Clause and the ACLU began to challenge long-entrenched government support for religious activity. Assailing school prayer, the ACLU won high court decisions to end it ( Engel v. Vitale and Abingdon School District v. Schempp). It also re-fought the Scopes trial ( Epperson v. Arkansas) in Arkansas which had required the teaching of creationism as well as evolution.

Frequently working in conjunction with Protestants United for the Separation of Church and State (later Americans United…) and the American Jewish Congress, the ACLU repeatedly clashed with the desires of the Roman Catholic Church on issues such as censorship, birth control, or school aid, often with the ACLU the victor. By the late 1960s, changes in public attitude toward church/state issues cemented the organization's gains, as many mainstream churches accepted the delineation. However, fundamentalist religions continued challenging laws on public prayer issues into the 1990s, with little effect ( Wallace v. Jaffree). Often, the affiliates bore the brunt of enforcement on church/state separation, acting to check sometimes frequent local infringements, thus proving Roger Baldwin's assertion that “no victory ever stays won.”

Civil Rights

The First Amendment clearly delineates free speech protection and church/state separation, and it was easy for the ACLU to pick up the banner for these causes. However, most of the ACLU's work from the 1950s onward involved the more ambiguous and complex realm of civil rights, helping secure the rights or expanding the concept of those same rights for those who had been denied them in the past such as African-Americans, women, homosexuals, children, the mentally-ill, prisoners, and the accused. In this multifaceted arena, the ACLU found itself embroiled both internally and externally, as the national organization sought to define its mission even as state affiliates and regional offices acted on their own accord, usually pushing further and harder than the national organization planned to go.

For example, during the Vietnam War ACLU moderates clashed with anti-war activists over the issue of representing Dr. Benjamin Spock, the famous pediatrician and prominent anti-war activist accused of interfering with the functions of government when he organized a “Stop the Draft” Week in 1968. Legal director Melvin Wulf first announced that the ACLU would represent Spock, only to be overruled by the national board, prompting the Massachusetts affiliate to take up Spock's cause. Though ultimately the government would drop its case, pro- Spock members saw the case as an opportunity to raise questions about the Vietnam War's legitimacy (as well as freedom of speech), while moderates viewed that issue as outside the ACLU's scope. It also brought to the fore a long-simmering debate over whether the ACLU should participate directly in lawsuits or contribute amicus curiae (“friend of the court”) briefs to other cases. After reviewing its most recent past activity, the Union decided that they had de facto become directly involved in cases and would continue as such.

Despite the organizational turmoil, a discussion of the ACLU's legal success under the civil rights rubric threatens to become a numbing list of historic Supreme Court decisions. Brown v. Board of Education, which overturned Plessy v. Ferguson and tolled the end of government-endorsed segregation was one of many cases in which the ACLU worked together with the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) to win rights for African-Americans. The ACLU participated in all the major civil rights cases, arguing for freedom of speech and association rights that allowed the sit-ins, freedom rides, and other methods employed by the movement.

Other famous high court cases in which the ACLU partook include: Griswold v. Connecticut, which recognized a right to privacy, thereby laying the foundation for future abortion rights decisions; Tinker v. Des Moines and In re Gault, two cases recognizing that minors enjoyed some Constitutional protection, especially in regard to freedom of speech and due process; and Miranda v. Arizona, Mapp v. Ohio, Escobedo v. Illinois, and Gideon v. Wainwright, all of which expanded the rights of the accused, mandating an explanation of their rights and access to counsel, and placing limits on police action. (While these last cases caused many police groups to view the ACLU with hostility, the Union also defended a police officer's right to belong to conservative political organizations such as the John Birch Society.)

As the concept of civil rights expanded, the ACLU started several special projects designed to focus solely on specific topics, including the Mental Health Law Project, the Project on Amnesty, the Privacy Project, the Women's Rights Project, the Lesbian and Gay Rights Project, and Prisoners' Rights Project. Each project worked not only to change the law, but to educate the public and raise their own funds.

Expansion Issues

The Children's Rights Project is an example of how the ACLU changed itself from a small, centrally-controlled organization to an expansive confederacy of groups working to advance the goal of civil liberties. With its roots in the 1970s and located at the national organization's office in New York City, it was one of the focused projects financially seeded by the national organization. In 1995, it had become successful enough to incorporate itself and separate from the ACLU organizationally, physically, and financially. Another sign of growth was the start of the regional offices. In addition to the Washington, D.C. office (established 1938) the Southern Regional Office in Atlanta was organized in 1964 and the Mountain States Regional Office in Denver a few years later. Each handled cases particular to their geographic areas, as well as the usual range of cases that interested the ACLU. This led to varying interpretations of ACLU policy which resulted in the creation of the ACLU's official policy guides, issued first in 1966 and revised periodically. These represented the ACLU's attempt to coordinate and control the types of cases the Union would take on and to shepherd resources along coordinated lines.

Unfortunately, the national organization had trouble determining what path to take, as many individuals within the organization pulled in different directions. Exacerbating this problem was the ACLU's re-structuring which attempted to reconcile the many voices in the civil liberties debate. After the first re-organization which opened up policy making to affiliates in 1954, the ACLU re-organized again in 1964, establishing a two-tiered system of governance in which affiliate representatives met twice a year and the board of directors in between. The dichotomy did not provide any stability and three years later, the Union re-organized once again, establishing its one-body 80-member board. Throughout this time, the ACLU continued its board committees--some standing, others ad hoc--which focused on particular issues such as academic freedom or due process. In later years, the rise of the special projects would overtake some of the committees' work and the role of the committees would be reduced, though not eliminated.

The establishment of the Roger N. Baldwin/ACLU Foundation in 1967 was another major organizational change for the ACLU. The Union created the charitable fund-raising arm to pay attorneys to work on the ACLU's behalf, signalling the end of the national organization's long- standing reliance on volunteer lawyers. Though volunteer attorneys continued to play a significant role in many of the affiliates, even there some groups, such as the New York and Southern California affiliates, had a history of paying for legal representation. The Foundation's purpose was to solicit funds from, among other places, other foundations, and during its early years much of its resources supported civil rights work in the South. In later years, it would provide initial funds for many of the special projects, gather any legal fees won by the project lawyers, applying the funds against the project's overhead costs.

These changes reflected not only the organization's growth, but also its expanding interpretation of what constituted civil liberties work. Starting with the civil rights movement and continuing on through the Vietnam War and Watergate, the ACLU fought internally, often bitterly, over the scope and nature of its work. In this battle, the broad interpreters of the Union's mission won out, as the organization took on cases involving abortion rights, women's rights, affirmative action, and other areas, far from the basic principle of protecting First Amendment rights on which the Union was founded.

The 1980s and early 1990s

The ACLU emerged from the 1970s a victor of many legal battles and organizationally strong. However, despite its track record and strength, the ACLU would not ring up a string of Supreme Court victories in the 1980s and 1990s as it had in the previous two decades. Public sentiment, long an ally in many areas, had shifted against the organization, to the point that ACLU membership was identified as out-of-the-mainstream. In the 1988 presidential election, GOP candidate George Bush, willfully unaware of nearly fifty years of Supreme Court decisions, echoed the phrase of Joseph McCarthy in calling his opponent, Michael Dukakis, a “card- carrying member of the ACLU” for his opposition to a flag-salute requirement. The Bush accusation reflected the state of public awareness of civil liberties in the 1980s as the ACLU re- fought a number of battles over such issues as censorship, school prayer, creationism, and abortion rights. In the area of censorship, the Union withstood challenges from both right and left, the latter trying to censor publications under the rubric of protecting women. However, the ACLU stood firm in its belief in the absolute freedom of speech.

The U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights were written to guarantee that the rights of the minority would not be infringed upon by the majority; the ACLU's accomplishments during the twentieth century helped to ensure that unpopular views would be tolerated, and indirectly, to remind people that it is an uncommon nation that commonly tolerates challenges to the majority view.

Description

These Records document the activities of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) in protecting individual rights between 1947 and 1995. The collection contains correspondence, clippings, court documents, memoranda, printed matter, minutes, reports, briefs, legal files, exhibit materials, and audio-visual materials. Also included are materials from ACLU affiliate organizations, the Lawyers Constitutional Defense Committee and national office legal department records (1945-1960).

Due to the exceptionally large volume within the ACLU Records, succinct series and subseries descriptions have been written, providing a basic outline of the records available. The researcher should always consult the folder list to ascertain if the records contain a topic of interest since not all subjects are mentioned in these brief descriptions.

The researcher should also be aware that many topics may be covered in more than one series or subseries. For instance, materials concerning freedom of the press are located in both the Mass Communications and Censorship subseries. Often the series descriptions note similar materials found in other parts of this collection. Due to limitations in processing time, not every file is in exact chronological or alphabetical order.

Arrangement

Series 4: Legal Case Files, 1933-1990
Subseries 4A: Legal Case Files, 1933-1990 [bulk dates 1960-1984]
Subseries 4B: Legal Department, 1950-1980 [bulk 1960-1976]

Access and Use

Access

This agreement describes the limits on access to portions of the American Civil Liberties Union Records as provided by paragraph six of the agreement between the American Civil Liberties Union and the Princeton University Library dated on March 1993. These restrictions may be revised from time to time at the initiation of either party.

Consistent with its support of freedom of information and informed public discourse on matters of public interest, the American Civil Liberties Union Records will be completely open to researchers. However, sections of the Records shall be closed for stated periods of time to protect privacy, confidentiality, and attorney-client privilege. The following categories of records shall be restricted as indicated below:

Personnel Records - Records which deal with personnel issues, whether in personnel files or in other files maintained by the ACLU shall be closed during the lifetime of the person to whom they apply. When scattered personnel records are present in open files, they shall be governed by this paragraph. This restriction shall not apply if the person or persons to whom the record applies have given their permission in writing to disclose said information.

Administrative Records - Records maintained by ACLU administrators (Board and Executive committee members, officers, executives, department heads, project directors, etc.) shall be closed for twenty years after the creation of the record or ten years after its deposit in the Princeton University Library, whichever is latter, but in no case for more than 30 years after the creation of the record. Personnel records will continue to be closed as provided above.

Development Records - Records relating to financial support from foundations or other legal entities but not individuals or their family foundations shall be closed for the same period as administrative records. Records relating to financial support by individual donors or their family foundations shall be returned to the ACLU if other more substantive issues relating to policy are not raised by the correspondence. When other issues are relevant, these records shall be closed for the same period as administrative records. Where opened the portions relating to individuals or their family foundations shall be treated like personnel records as provided below.

Legal Case Records - Legal Case Files shall be segregated into four categories:

1) Open Records - publicly-available materials relating to the case (public court records such as briefs, transcripts, exhibits, and judgments as well as other records such as press releases and media coverage) shall be open immediately upon transfer to Princeton.

2) Work Product Privileged Records - correspondence, memoranda, drafts of briefs prepared in anticipation of litigation, written statements of witnesses, and notes of mental impressions or personal recollections prepared or formed by an attorney shall be open twenty years after the closure of the case.

3) Attorney-Client Privileged Records - any document reflecting an exchange with a client or a potential client (including but not limited to written correspondence, memoranda to the file, notes, or any other report of communication to or from a client or potential client) made for the purpose of furnishing or obtaining professional legal advice and assistance shall be closed for seventy-five years for all clients, except for children where the period of closure shall be one hundred years.

4) The access rules set forth above do not apply to the following materials: classified documents; documents that have been placed under seal by a court or are subject to a protective order; documents that identify by name or otherwise clients that have been represented anonymously or pseudonymously; the terms of any confidential settlement or agreement. All such documents shall remain permanently closed unless the records are declassified, unsealed, the protective order is modified, or the client or the client's legal representative waives the privilege in writing.

Other Finding Aid(s)

The American Civil Liberties Union Records: Legal Case Files Series forms part of the American Civil Liberties Union Records (Call Number 001). Due to the large volume of the ACLU records multiple online finding aids have been created.

A single finding aid exists for the American Civil Liberties Union Records dating from 1917-1947 and is available online: American Civil Liberties Union Records, The Roger Baldwin Years, 1917-1947.

American Civil Liberties Union Records dating from 1947 have been divided in to six series; each series is described in a separate finding aid. These finding aids are listed below:

Series 1: American Civil Liberties Union Records: Organizational Matters Series, 1947-1995.

Series 2: American Civil Liberties Union Records: Project Files Series, 1964-1979.

Series 3: American Civil Liberties Union Records: Subject Files Series, 1921-1990.

Series 4: American Civil Liberties Union Records: Legal Case Files Series, 1933-1990.

Series 5: American Civil Liberties Union Records: Printed Materials Series, 1917-1995.

Series 6: American Civil Liberties Union Records: Audiovisual Materials Series, circa 1920-1995.

Acquisition and Appraisal

Appraisal

During the processing of this collection, many items were discarded, including newspaper clippings from the New York Times and other major newspapers, government publications, well- known serial publications, and publications and large distribution memoranda from well-known and well-documented organizations such as the American Jewish Committee or Americans United for the Separation of Church and State.

Related Materials

Location of Copies or Alternate Formats

Public records of the ACLU from 1917 to 1989, have been microfilmed by the Microfilming Corporation of America (MCA) and University Microfilms International (UMI). These records include minutes of the board of directors, mailings to the board of directors, biennial conference papers, policy guides, the national legal docket, organization manuals, constitution and bylaws, legal briefs, and publications. The American Civil Liberties Union Records and Publications 1917-1975: A Guide to the Microfilm Edition and succeeding guides to these materials are available in the reference room, and the microfilm itself is located in the microforms reading room.

The bound volumes of ACLU records covering 1917 through 1946 (volumes 1-2762) have been microfilmed and researchers must use the microfilm in order to prevent further deterioration of the these fragile volumes. Researchers should consult the finding aid to the earlier ACLU records (1917-1946) for their description and arrangement.

Related Archival Material

American Civil Liberties Union, Washington, D.C. Office Records
American United for the Separation of Church and State Records
Roger N. Baldwin Papers
Osmond K. Fraenkel Diaries
Fund for the Republic Records
Arthur Garfield Hays Papers
Peggy Lamson Collection on Roger N. Baldwin
Law Students Civil Rights Research Council Records
PEN American Center Records (at Firestone Library)

Processing and Other Information

Works Cited

Historical sketch based on In Defense of American Liberties: A History of the ACLU by Samuel Walker. See also Samuel Walker's The American Civil Liberties Union: An Annotated Bibliography.

Processing Information

This collection was processed by Paula Jabloner in 1994-1996 with the assistance of Assistant Archivist for Technical Services Daniel Linke, Special Collections Assistants Amy Escott, Claire Johnston, Alison McCuaig, and Tom Rosko, and students Laurie Alexander, Christina Aragon, Laura Burt, Jue Chen, Clement Doyle, Joe Faber, Said Farah, Boyd Goodson, Naomi Harlin, Janet Hine, Matthew Honahan, Katherine Johnson, Damian Long, Theresa Marchitto, Laura Myones, Olivia Kew, Grace Koo, Dan Sack, Bijan Salehizadeh, Tina Wang, Kyle Weston, and Elizabeth Williamson.

Descriptive Rules Used

Finding aid content adheres to that prescribed by Describing Archives: A Content Standard.

Encoding

Machine-readable finding aid encoded in EAD 2002 by Techbooks and Cristela García-Spitz on November 16, 2006.

Finding aid written in English.

Preferred Citation

Identification of specific item; Date (if known); American Civil Liberties Union Records, Box and Folder Number; Public Policy Papers, Department of Rare Books and Special Collections, Princeton University Library.

Subject Headings

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Contents List

Series 4: Legal Case Files

Subseries 4A: Legal Case Files, 1933-1990 [bulk dates 1960-1984]

Subseries Description

This series consists of legal case files which cover the widest range of civil liberties issues. It contains briefs and other pleadings, correspondence, memoranda, and notes. There are over 5500 folders representing approximately 3000 individual cases, many of which went before the U.S. Supreme Court. The Legal Case Files series is not a comprehensive representation of the cases in which the ACLU has been involved. Some records have yet to be transferred to Princeton and are still being maintained by the ACLU Legal Department. The series is arranged alphabetically by case or individual name. Files may appear listed under either the plaintiff's or the defendant's names. Also some cases are filed under a subject heading such as “Gay Rights Task Force” or “Airport Searches”. One should also consult the MCA/UMI Microfilm guides for the case files series which may contain copies of ACLU legal briefs filed for many of the cases listed here.

Some important Supreme Court cases in which the ACLU participated that are documented in this series include:

Abingdon School District v. Schempp (1963): Building on Engel v. Vitale in an 8-1 decision, the Court struck down Pennsylvania's in-school Bible-reading law as a violation of the First Amendment. [Box #1371]

Brandenburg v. Ohio (1969): After the ACLU's fifty-year struggle against laws punishing political advocacy, the Court now adopted the ACLU's view of the First Amendment--that the government could only penalize direct incitement to imminent lawless action--and invalidated, in one fell swoop, the Smith Act and all state sedition laws restricting radical political groups. [Box #1254]

Brown v. Board of Education (1954): In perhaps the most far-reaching decision of this century, the Court declared racially-segregated schools unconstitutional and overruled the “separate but equal” doctrine announced in the infamous 1896 decision, Plessy v. Ferguson. [Box #1260]

Buckley v. Valeo (1976): Freedom of speech and association won a partial victory in this challenge to the limits on campaign spending imposed by amendments to the Federal Elections Campaign Act. The Court struck down the Act's restrictions on spending “relative to a candidate,” and its required disclosure of $100-plus political contributions. [Box #1272]

Burstyn v. Wilson/McCaffrey (1952): Artistic freedom triumphed when the Court overruled its 1915 holding that movies “are a business, pure and simple,” and decided that New York State's refusal to license “The Miracle” violated the First Amendment. The state censor had labeled the film “sacrilegious.” [Box #1274]

Cohen v. California (1971): Reversed the conviction of a man who allegedly disturbed the peace by wearing a jacket that bore the words, “Fuck the draft,” while walking through a courthouse corridor. The Court rejected the notion that the state can prohibit speech just because it is “offensive.” [Box #1303]

Doe v. Bolton (1973): Doe was the companion case of Roe v. Wade, the famous abortion case which erased all existing criminal abortion laws and recognized a woman's constitutional right to terminate a pregnancy. In Doe, the Court ruled that whether an abortion is “necessary” is the attending physician's call, to be made in light of all factors relevant to a woman's well-being. [Box #1344]

Eisenstadt v. Baird (1972): Extending Griswold, this decision overturned the conviction of a reproductive rights activist who had given an unmarried woman in Massachusetts a contraceptive device. The Court held that allowing distribution of contraceptives to married, but not unmarried, people violated the equal protection clause. [Box #1364]

Engel v. Vitale (1962): In an 8-1 decision, the Court struck down the New York State Regent's “nondenominational” school prayer, holding that “It is no part of the business of government to compose official prayers.” [Box #1365]

Epperson v. Arkansas (1969): The Court ruled that Arkansas had violated the First Amendment, which forbids official religion, with its ban on teaching “that mankind ascended or descended from a lower order of animals.” [Box #1218]

Escobedo v. Illinois (1964): Invoking the Sixth Amendment right to counsel, the Court threw out the confession of a man whose repeated requests to see his lawyer, throughout many hours of police interrogation, were ignored. [Box #1370]

Everson v. Board of Education (1947): The Court found school boards' reimbursement of the public transportation costs incurred by parents whose children attended parochial schools constitutional, but Justice Black's statement -- “In the words of Jefferson, the clause…was intended to erect a wall of separation between church and State…” - was the Court's first major utterance on the meaning of Establishment Clause. [Box #1371]

Gideon v. Wainwright/Cochran (1963): Clarence Earl Gideon, an indigent drifter from Florida, made history when, in a handwritten petition, he persuaded the Court that poor people had the right to a state-appointed lawyer in non-capital criminal cases. [Box #1400]

Griswold v. Connecticut (1965): Among the 20th-century's most influential decisions, it invalidated a Connecticut law forbidding the use of contraceptives on the ground that a right of “marital privacy,” though not specifically guaranteed in the Bill of Rights, is protected by “several fundamental constitutional guarantees.” [Box #1412]

Hannegan v. Esquire (1946): A major blow against censorship. The Court severely limited the Postmaster General's power to withhold mailing privileges for allegedly “offensive” material. [Box #1423]

Holtzman v. Schlesinger (1973): A dramatic lawsuit, brought by the ACLU for a New York congresswoman, to halt the bombing of Cambodia as an unconstitutional Presidential usurpation of Congress's authority to declare war. After a federal order to stop the bombing was stayed on appeal, the ACLU sent a lawyer across the country to the remote vacation hideaway of Justice William O. Douglas, who vacated the stay and, though later overruled, succeeded in halting the bombing for a few hours. [Box #1439]

In re Gault (1966): The most important landmark for juveniles, as it established specific due process requirements for state delinquency proceedings and stated, for the first time, the broad principle that young persons have constitutional rights. [Box #1398]

Jacobellis v. Ohio (1964): Justice Potter Stewart's famous statement, that although he could not define “obscenity,” he “knew it when [he] saw it,” crowned the Court's overturning of a cinema owner's conviction for showing “The Lovers,” by Louis Malle. [Box #1455]

Kent v. Dulles (1958): The Court ruled that the State Department had exceeded its authority in denying artist Rockwell Kent a passport because he refused to sign a “noncommunist affidavit.” The right to travel, said the Court, is protected by the due process clause of the Fifth Amendment. [Box #1475]

King v. Smith (1968): The court invalidated a “man in the house” rule that denied welfare to children whose mother was living with a man, unmarried. The decision benefited an estimated 500,000 poor children, who had previously been excluded from aid. [Boxes #1477 and 1696]

Levy v. Louisiana (1968): The Court invalidated a state law that denied an illegitimate child the right to recover damages for a parent's death. The ruling established the principle that the accidental circumstance of a child's birth does not justify denials of rights. [Box #1499]

Loving v. Virginia (1967): A civil rights landmark that invalidated the anti-miscegenation laws of Virginia and 15 other southern states. The Court ruled that criminal bans on interracial marriage violate the Fourteenth Amendment's Equal Protection Clause and “the freedom to marry,” which the Court called “one of the basic civil rights of man.” [Box #1508]

Mapp v. Ohio (1961): A landmark, in which the Court ruled that the Fourth Amendment's exclusionary rule, first applied to federal law enforcement officers in 1914, applied to state and local police as well. [Box #1514]

Miranda v. Arizona (1966): This famous decision established the “Miranda warnings,” a requirement that the police, before interrogating suspects, must inform them of their rights. The Court embraced the ACLU's amicus argument that a suspect in custody has both a Sixth Amendment right to counsel and a Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination. [Box #1549]

New York Times v. Sullivan (1964): A victory of freedom of the press. Public officials could not recover damages for defamation, ruled the Court, unless they could prove that a newspaper had impugned them with “actual malice.” A city commissioner in Montgomery, Alabama, had sued over publication of a full-page ad written by civil rights activists. [Box #1584]

O'Connor v. Donaldson (1975): The Court's first ruling on the rights of mental patients supported a non-violent man who had been confined against his will in a state hospital for 15 years. Mental illness alone, said the Court, could not justify “simple custodial confinement” on an indefinite basis. [Box #1347]

Poe v. Ullman (1961): Though unsuccessful, this challenge to Connecticut's ban on contraceptive sales set the stage for the Griswold decision of 1965. In a 33-page dissent, Justice John Harlan argued that the challenged law was “an intolerable invasion of privacy in the conduct of one of the most intimate concerns of an individual's private life.” [Box #1626]

Pruneyard Shopping Center v. Robins (1980): A victory for freedom of expression as the court rejected shopping mall owners' claim that their property rights compelled reversal of the California Supreme Court's requirement that a shopping center allow distribution of political pamphlets on its premises. [Box #1639]

Reed v. Reed (1971): A breakthrough women's rights decision that struck down a state law giving automatic preference to men over women as administrators of decedents' estates. For the first time, the Court ruled that sex-based--like race-based--classification violated the equal protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. [Box #1645]

Rochin v. California (1952): Reversing the conviction of a man whose stomach had been forcibly pumped for drugs by a doctor at the behest of police, the Court ruled that the due process clause outlaws “conduct that shocks the conscience.” [Box #1657]

Smith v. Collin (1978): Related to Skokie v. National Socialist Party, the peculiar facts of this, one of the ACLU's most controversial First Amendment lawsuits ever, attracted enormous attention: American Nazis wanted to march through a Chicago suburb, Skokie, where many Holocaust survivors lived. The ACLU's challenge to the village's ban on the march was ultimately upheld. [Box #1304]

Speiser v. Randall (1958): Arguing before the Court on his behalf, ACLU lawyer Lawrence Speiser won his challenge to a California law requiring that veterans sign a loyalty oath to qualify for a property tax exemption. [Box #1710]

Tinker v. Des Moines (1969): A landmark lift for symbolic speech and students' rights. The Court invalidated the suspension of public school students for wearing black armbands to protest the Vietnam War, writing that students did not “shed their constitutional rights to freedom of speech or expression at the schoolhouse gate.” [Box #1735]

Trop v. Dulles (1958): An American stripped of his citizenship for being a deserter in World War II suffered cruel and unusual punishment, said the Court, in violation of the Eighth Amendment. [Box #1740]

U.S. v. New York Times (1971): The Pentagon Papers case, a landmark among prior restraint cases, in which the leaking of the Papers to the press for publication by Daniel Ellsberg, a former Defense Department official, did not, said the Court, justify an injunction against publication on national security grounds. [Box #1584]

U.S. v. Nixon (1974): This test of Presidential power involved Richard Nixon's effort to withhold crucial Watergate tapes from Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski. In the only amicus brief filed, the ACLU argued: “There is no proposition more dangerous to the health of a constitutional democracy than the notion that an elected head of state is above the law and beyond the reach of judicial review.” The Court agreed and ordered the tapes handed over. [Box #1774]

U.S. v. Seeger (1965): In one of the first Vietnam War decisions, the Court extended conscientious objector status to those who did not necessarily believe in a Supreme Being, but who opposed war based on sincere beliefs that are equivalent to religious faith. [Box #1785]

U.S. v. Vuitch (1971): The Court's first abortion rights case, involving a doctor's appeal of his conviction for performing an illegal abortion. The Court upheld the constitutionality of the statute used to convict, but expanded the “life and health of the woman” concept to include psychological well-being, and ruled that the prosecution must prove the abortion was not necessary for a woman's physical or mental health. [Box #1795]

Wallace v. Jaffree (1985): This important church/state separation decision found Alabama's “moment of silence” law, which required public school children to take a moment “for meditation or voluntary prayer,” in violation of the First Amendment's establishment clause. [Box #1816]

Watkins v. United States (1957): Under the First Amendment, the Court imposed limits on the investigative powers of the House Committee on Un-American Activities, which had found a labor leader in contempt for refusing to answer questions about his associates' membership in the Communist Party. [Box #1825]

Series Arrangement

Series 4 is arranged alphabetically by project and case name, respectively.

Aaron v. Capps, 1975
Box 1196
Abbot, Jack v. Meese, Edward, 1987
Box 1196
Abbott v. Richardson, 1984
Box 1196
Abbott v. Thetford, 1976
Box 1196
Abdush-Shahid, Lugman v. Narcotic Addiction Control Commission, 1976
Box 1196
Ackerman v. Giles, 1986
Box 1196
Acuff, Jerry et al. v. United Papermakers, 1968-1969
Box 1196
Adams v. Board of Regents, 1970
Box 1196
Adams v. Hughes, circa 1979-1980
Box 1197
Adams v. Laird, 1969-1970
Box 1197
Adams v. McIlhany, 1981-1983
Box 1197
Adams v. Williams, 1972
Box 1197
Adams, Robert v. Laird, Melvin, 1969-1970
Box 1197
Aday, S. v. U.S. (“Sex Life of a Cop”), 1964-1966
Box 1197
Addington v. Texas, 1977-1978
Box 1197
Adickes v. Kress et al., 1970
Box 1197
Adickes v. Kress et al., 1970
Box 1198
Adler v. Board of Education of New York City, 1951
Box 1198
Adler v. U.S., 1967
Box 1198
Afshar v. U.S. State Department, 1980-1983
Box 1198
Aguilar v. Felton, 1984-1985
Box 1198
Aguilar v. Felton, 1984-1985
Box 1199
Aguillard v. Treen, 1981-1982
Box 1199
Ahmed v. U.S., 1969
Box 1199
Ahmed, Omar et al. v. Federal Bureau of Investigation et al., 1972
Box 1199
Aikens v. California, 1971
Box 1199
Aikens v. California, 1971
Box 1200
Airport Searches, 1972
Box 1200
Airport Searches, 1972
Box 1201
Ake v. Oklahoma, 1983
Box 1201
Akin v. Board of Education, California, 1969
Box 1201
Akron v. Akron Center for Reproduction Health, Inc., 1982
Box 1201
Akulicz v. Wolke, 1973
Box 1201
Alabama State Board of Pensions and Security, 1965-1966
Box 1202
Alabama v. Dickey, 1968
Box 1202
Alabama v. Mills, J.E., 1968
Box 1202
Alabama v. Newman, 1971-1982
Box 1202
Alabama v. Seibold, 1968
Box 1202
Alabama v. White, 1989
Box 1202
Alamo v. Donovan, 1984
Box 1202
Alaska Gay Coalition v. Sullivan, 1976-1977
Box 1202
Alaska v. Messerli, 1978-1979
Box 1202
Alaska Gay Coalition v. Sullivan, 1976-1977
Box 1203
Alberda v. Noel, 1970
Box 1203
Albert, Dorothy v. Pennsylvania, 1952
Box 1203
Alberti v. Sheriff of Harris County, Texas, 1975
Box 1203
Albertini v. U.S., 1981-1985
Box 1203
Albertini v. U.S., 1983-1984
Box 1204
Alberts v. California, 1956-1957
Box 1204
Albertson v. Subversive Activities Control Board, 1965
Box 1204
Alessi v. Professional Standards, 1983
Box 1204
Alexander v. Bartlett, 1965
Box 1204
Alexander v. New York City Board of Education, 1949
Box 1204
Alexander, Lawrence v. Selective Service, 1968
Box 1204
Alford v. U.S. Civil Service Commission, 1974
Box 1204
Alioto v. More, 1974
Box 1204
Allaire v. Rogers, 1978
Box 1205
Allen v. Austin, 1976
Box 1205
Allen v. Hickel, 1969-1971
Box 1205
Allen v. Merrell, 1957
Box 1205
Allen, Alvin L. v. Bennett, Bruce, 1964-1966
Box 1205
Allen, Jennifer G., 1968
Box 1205
Allenwood Cases, 1970
Box 1205
Alsager v. Polk County, 1975
Box 1205
Alvarez v. Nebraska, 1967
Box 1205
Alvarez v. Nebraska: Correspondence, 1967-1969
Box 1205
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America v. Chicago Tribune Co., 1970
Box 1206
Amalgamated Food Employees Inion v. Logan Valley Plaza, Inc., 1967
Box 1206
Amalgamated Food Employees Union v. Logan Valley Plaza, Inc., 1967-1971
Box 1206
Ambach v. Norwick; Norwick v. Nyquist, 1974
Box 1206
Ambach v. Norwick; Norwick v. Nyquist, 1974
Box 1207
America's Best Cinema Corporation v. Fort Wayne Newspapers, Inc., 1972
Box 1207
American Airways Charter v. Regan, 1982-1984
Box 1207
American Booksellers Association v. Hudnut, 1984
Box 1207
American Broadcasting Company, 1973
Box 1207
American Broadcasting Company and International Telephone and Telegraph Merger, 1967-1969
Box 1207
American Broadcasting Company News, 1969-1970
Box 1207
ACLU v. Chicago, 1976
Box 1208
ACLU v. Federal Communciation Commission (FCC), 1977-1978
Box 1208
ACLU v. FCC, 1977-1978
Box 1209
ACLU v. Jennings, 1973
Box 1209
ACLU v. Pitney Bowes, 1974
Box 1209
ACLU v. Saxbe, 1971-1972
Box 1210
ACLU v. Schultz, George P., 1974
Box 1210
ACLU v. Schultz, George P.- Press Clippings, 1972
Box 1210
ACLU v. University of Southern Mississippi, 1971
Box 1210
ACLU and Eastern Missouri Fund, et al. v. Miller, 1990
Box 1211
ACLU of Virginia v. Radford College, 1972
Box 1211
ACLU v. University of Southern Mississippi, 1968-1972
Box 1211
American Documentary Films v. Secretary of the Treasury, 1970-1974
Box 1211
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Workers v. Muskegon, 1962
Box 1211
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees v. State of Washington, 1971-1972
Box 1211
American Foreign Service Association v. Garfinkel, 1988-1989
Box 1211
American Friends Service Committee v. United States, 1971
Box 1212
American Library Association v. Internal Revenue Service, 1970
Box 1212
American Nazi Party, Koehl, Mark v. Resor and Laird, 1969
Box 1212
American Party of Texas v. White, 1974
Box 1212
American Postal Workers Union v. U.S. Postal Service, 1984
Box 1212
American Public Transportation Association v. Adams, 1979
Box 1212
American Serviceman's Union v. Mitchell, 1971
Box 1212
American Servicemen's Union v. Mitchell, John N., 1971-1972
Box 1213
American Telephone and Telegraph Company v. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, 1971
Box 1213
Americans United et al. v. Stratford Retreat House et al., 1969
Box 1213
Americans United v. Budd, 1974
Box 1213
Americans United v. Thrower, 1970-1971
Box 1213
Ames v. Vavreck, 1972
Box 1213
Amick and Stotle v. Laird, 1972
Box 1213
Amick and Stotle v. Laird, 1972
Box 1214
Amicus Cases, 1974,1973-1974
Box 1214
Amicus Cases, 1975,1973-1974
Box 1214
Ammlung v. Chester, 1973
Box 1214
Amos v. Sims, 1972
Box 1214
Anderson v. Celebreeze, 1980-1982
Box 1215
Anderson v. Creighton, 1986
Box 1215
Anderson v. Kentucky, 1962
Box 1215
Anderson v. Laird, 1970-1972
Box 1215
Anderson v. Trimble, 1971
Box 1215
Anderson, Marc et al. v. Hershey, Lewis, 1969
Box 1215
Andrew, A. v. Montour School District Board et al., 1968
Box 1216
Andrews, Lowell v. Hand, 1960-1962
Box 1216
Anh v. Levi, 1979
Box 1216
Ansara v. Eastland, 1971
Box 1216
Ansonia v. Philbrook, 1985-1986
Box 1216
Antelope v. George, 1962
Box 1216
Anti-Defamation League v. Federal Communications Commission, 1968
Box 1216
Anzaldua, Emma M., 1969
Box 1216
Apodaca v. Oregon, 1971
Box 1216
Appalachia, 1973
Box 1216
Aptheker and Flynn v. Secretary of State, 1963-1964
Box 1216
Aquilera, matter of deportation, 1976
Box 1216
Aquilino v. Laird, 1970
Box 1216
Arceneux v. Louisiana, 1964
Box 1216
Arellanes, Alfred D. v. U.S., 1966
Box 1216
Arends v. Arends, 1973
Box 1216
Argentina v. Amerada Hess, 1989
Box 1217
Argersinger v. Hamlin, 1970-1974
Box 1217
Arizona Civil Liberties Union v. Garmire, 1976
Box 1217
Arizona Indian Vote, 1946-1949
Box 1217
Arizona v. Brahy, 1975
Box 1217
Arizona v. Hicks, 1985
Box 1217
Arizona v. Martin, 1966
Box 1217
Arkansas AandM College v. Davis, 1968
Box 1218
Arkansas v. Epperson, 1965-1968
Box 1218
Arkansas v. Nelson, 1970
Box 1218
Arlen v. Laird, 1971
Box 1218
Armour v. Nix, 1979
Box 1218
Arnold v. Wainwright, 1975-1976
Box 1218
Arnold v. Warren, 1972
Box 1218
Aronson v. Giarrusso, 1970
Box 1219
Aronson, Zola A. v. McNeill, John F., 1962-1964
Box 1219
Arroyo v. Walsh, 1970
Box 1219
Arsdale v. Caswell, 1958
Box 1219
Ashby v. Haugh, 1967
Box 1219
Ashley and Lima v. Texas, 1963
Box 1219
Ashton, Steve v. Commonwealth of Kentucky, 1965
Box 1219
Associated Enterprises, Inc. and Johnston Fuel Liners v. Toltec Watershed Improvement District, 1972
Box 1219
Associated General Contractors of California v. San Francisco, 1985
Box 1219
Associated Students of Western Kentucky University v. Downing, 1973
Box 1220
Associates and Aldrich Co. v. Times-Mirror Co., 1969
Box 1220
Association for Betterment of Black Edison Employees v. Detroit Edison Co., 1972-1973
Box 1220
Association for Betterment of Black Edison Employees v. Detroit Edison Co., 1972-1973
Box 1220a
Astroline Communications v. Shurberg, 1989
Box 1220a
Atascadero State Hospital v. Scanlon, 1984
Box 1220a
Atkins v. U.S., 1975
Box 1221
Atterbury v. Ragan, 1956-1957
Box 1221
Auerbach v. Mandel, 1971
Box 1221
Augustana College, 1971
Box 1221
Auslander and Miller v. Board of Regents of State University of New York, 1952
Box 1221
Austin v. Kentucky, 1964
Box 1221
Austin v. Michigan Chamber of Commerce, 1988-1989
Box 1221
Avery Wishtoken v. Idaho, 1950
Box 1221
Avery v. U.S., 1976-1977
Box 1222
Babbitz v. McCann, 1970
Box 1223
Bagley v. Los Angeles Police Department, 1971
Box 1223
Baile, Alverta, 1965
Box 1223
Bailey v. Hargrove, 1978
Box 1223
Bailey, Samuel v. Wharton, Loryce E., 1962-1967
Box 1223
Bailleaux v. Holmes, 1959-1960
Box 1223
Baines v. Birmingham, 1970
Box 1223
Baird v. Chase, 1967-1970
Box 1223
Baird v. Horgas, 1973
Box 1223
Baird, H.E. (Right to Counsel), 1957
Box 1223
Baird, Sara v. State Bar of Arizona, 1968
Box 1224
Baker v. California Land Title Co., 1974
Box 1224
Baker v. Indiana, 1966
Box 1224
Baker v. McCollan, 1978-1979
Box 1224
Baker v. Nelson, 1971-1972
Box 1224
Baker v. Owen, 1975
Box 1224
Baker, Allen et al. v. Bluefield State College, 1968-1969
Box 1224
Bakke v. Board of Regents, 1976-1977
Box 1224
Balderas v. La Casita Farms, 1973-1974
Box 1224
Balderas v. La Casita Farms, 1973-1974
Box 1225
Baltimore Grand Jury Investigation, 1970
Box 1225
Baltimore Nazis, 1973
Box 1225
Baltimore Radio Show, Inc. Contempt Case, 1949
Box 1225
Bank of Nova Scotia v. U.S., 1987
Box 1225
Banks v. Holder, 1972-1973
Box 1225
Barbieri, Lawrence, 1968
Box 1225
Barefoot v. Richardson, circa 1979-1980
Box 1225
Barenblatt, Lloyd v. U.S., 1958-1958
Box 1225
Barenblatt, Lloyd v. U.S., 1954-1961
Box 1226
Barker v. Hardway, 1968
Box 1226
Barnes v. Wisconsin, 1963
Box 1226
Barnes, Mark, 1975
Box 1226
Barnett, et al. v. Rostker, 1980
Box 1226
Barrett v. Hoffman, 1976-1977
Box 1226
Barrett v. Hoffman, 1976-1977
Box 1227
Barrier, Bert, 1969
Box 1227
Barrilleaux v. Mckeithen, 1969
Box 1227
Barsky et al. v. U.S., 1947-1948,1952-1953
Box 1227
Bartley v. Haverford State Hospital, 1975
Box 1227
Barton v. Eichelberger, 1969-1970
Box 1228
Basaldua v. Texas, circa 1979-1980
Box 1228
Bass, Thomas, 1969
Box 1228
Batchelor v. Stein, 1970
Box 1228
Bateman v. Arizona, 1976
Box 1228
Bates and O'Steen v. Arizona State Bar, 1976
Box 1228
Bates and O'Steen v. Arizona State Bar, 1976
Box 1229
Bauer, Anne (Passport), 1951-1954
Box 1229
Baughman v. Freienmuth, 1970-1973
Box 1229
Baxter v. Palmigiano, 1976
Box 1229
Baxter, Calvin v. Selective Service, 1964
Box 1229
Bayless v. Martine, 1970-1972
Box 1229
Bazaar v. Fortune, 1971-1972
Box 1229
Beal v. Franklin, 1977
Box 1230
Beal, Richard v. Selective Service, 1967-1969
Box 1230
Beamsforfer, Lloyd, 1977
Box 1230
Beare v. Smith, 1970
Box 1230
Beaunarnais v. Illinois, 1951-1954
Box 1230
Beck v. McElrath, 1982-1983
Box 1230
Beck and Beck v. U.S., 1964
Box 1231
Beck v. Ohio, 1964
Box 1231
Becket v. Marks, 1972
Box 1231
Belcher v. Stengel, 1976
Box 1231
Belfrage, Cedric, 1973
Box 1231
Belknap v. Leary, 1970
Box 1231
Bell, B. T. v. Kenwood Golf and Country Club, 1967
Box 1231
Bell v. Milwaukee, 1979-1982
Box 1232
Bell v. Wolfish, 1977
Box 1232
Bellamy v. Ennis, 1971
Box 1232
Beller v. Askew, 1970-1973
Box 1232
Bellotti v. Baird, 1978
Box 1232
Belous v. California, 1968
Box 1232
Belous v. California, 1968
Box 1233
Belton v. Pilvax Printing Corporation et. al., 1975
Box 1233
Beltran, Raul v. U.S., 1969
Box 1233
Bender v. Williamsport Area School District, 1982-1984
Box 1233
Bendler, Felix, 1974
Box 1233
Bennett v. Police, 1971
Box 1234
Bennett v. U.S., 1968
Box 1234
Benson, Gregory, 1971
Box 1234
Benten, Elester et al. v. State of Tennessee, 1966
Box 1234
Berg v. Clayton, 1976
Box 1234
Berg v. Grove, 1978
Box 1234
Berg v. Middendorf, 1977
Box 1234
Berger v. New York, 1966
Box 1234
Bergol, Alexander, 1969-1970
Box 1234
Berk v. Laird, 1969
Box 1234
Berk, Malcolm v. Laird, Melvin, 1971
Box 1234
Berkemer v. McCarty, 1983-1984
Box 1235
Berlin Democratic Club v. Schlesinger, 1975
Box 1235
Berrigan, Philip v. U.S., 1969-1971
Box 1235
Berry v. Doles, 1976
Box 1235
Berry, Charles, 1975
Box 1235
Besdansky v. Resor, 1970
Box 1236
Besenti, John Michael, 1969
Box 1236
Bethel v. Fraser, 1983-1985
Box 1236
Bick v. Clark, 1967-1969
Box 1236
Bick v. Clark, 1967-1969
Box 1237
Big Table v. Schroeder, 1956-1960
Box 1237
Bigelow v. Virginia, 1972-1974
Box 1237
Bigelow v. Virginia, 1972-1974
Box 1238
Bigman, Paul, 1969-1970
Box 1238
Biklen, Sari K. v. Board of Education, 1970-1974
Box 1238
Biklen, Sari K. v. Board of Education, 1970-1974
Box 1239
Billingsley et al. v. Clayton et al., 1965-1966
Box 1239
Billingsley et al. v. Clayton et al., 1965-1966
Box 1240
Biloche, Joseph v. State of Washington, 1965
Box 1240
Birnbaum v. Illinois, 1971
Box 1240
Birnbaum v. U.S., 1977
Box 1240
Bishop v. Suggs, 1976
Box 1240
Bishop v. Wood, 1974
Box 1240
Bishop, Walter (Claims Discharge), 1968
Box 1240
Biswell v. U.S., 1971
Box 1240
Bivens v. Six Unknown Agents, 1967-1970
Box 1241
Black Counter-Intelligence Program, 1969
Box 1241
Black v. Cutter Laboratories, 1955-1956
Box 1241
Black v. Rizzo, undated
Box 1241
Black v. U.S., 1971
Box 1241
Black Jack (City of) v. Bates, 1978-1979
Box 1242
Black Musicians of Pittsburgh v. American Federation of Musicians, 1976
Box 1242
Black Musicians of Pittsburgh v. American Federation of Musicians, 1976
Box 1243
Black Panther Party v. Police Department, circa 1979-1980
Box 1243
Blackman, Zebdiel (Military Justice), 1962
Box 1243
Blair v. Missouri, 1985-1986
Box 1243
Blanton v. Las Vegas, 1987-1988
Box 1243
Blitz v. Donovan, 1982-1983
Box 1244
Blitzer, Frederick, 1971
Box 1244
Block v. Meese, 1983-1985
Box 1244
Block v. Meese, 1983-1985
Box 1245
Block v. Meese, 1983-1985
Box 1246
Block v. Rutherford, 1983
Box 1246
Bloss v. Michigan, 1968
Box 1246
Blum v. Stenson, 1981-1983
Box 1246
Blumstein v. Ellington, 1970
Box 1247
Board of Education of Hendrick Hudson Central School District v. Rowley, 1980-1981
Box 1247
Board of Education v. Pico, 1979-1981
Box 1247
Board of Education of New York State v. Allen, James, 1967
Box 1248
Board of Education of Oklahoma City v. Dowell, 1988-1989
Box 1248
Board of Education of Paris Union School District v. Vail, 1983
Box 1248
Board of Education v. New Jersey Education Association, 1967
Box 1248
Board of Regents University of Texas v. New Left Education Project, 1970
Box 1248
Boardman v. U.S., 1969
Box 1248
Boddie v. Connecticut, 1969
Box 1248
Bogue, Bradford, 1970-1972
Box 1248
Bogue, Bradford, 1970-1972
Box 1249
Boise, Idaho, 1969
Box 1249
Bolger v. Youngs Drug Products, 1982-1983
Box 1249
Bolotin v. Bork, 1972-1974
Box 1249
Bond v. Floyd, 1966
Box 1249
Bonnano v. Louisiana, 1964
Box 1250
Bookman, Jack S., 1962-1965
Box 1250
Boone v. Georgia, 1979
Box 1250
Boorda v. Subversive Activities Control Board, 1969
Box 1250
Boos v. Barry, 1986-1987
Box 1250
Boraas, Parish, et al. v. Village of Belle Terre, 1972
Box 1250
Bose Corporation v. Consumers' Union of the U.S., 1982-1983
Box 1250
Boston Municipal Court v. Lydon, 1983
Box 1250
Bourne, Judith L., 1972
Box 1250
Bowen v. City of New York, 1985
Box 1251
Bowerman, Frederick et al. v. O'Connor, John, 1967
Box 1251
Bowers v. Hardwick, 1985
Box 1251
Boyd, James et al. v. Clark, Ramsey, 1968
Box 1251
Boykin v. Alabama, 1971
Box 1251
Braden v. 30th Judicial District U.S.S.CT.- Correspondence, 1972
Box 1252
Braden v. 30th Judicial District U.S.S.CT.- Legal, 1972
Box 1252
Braden v. 30th Judicial District U.S.S.CT.- Miscellaneous, 1972
Box 1252
Braden v. Kentucky, 1955
Box 1252
Braden v. Kentucky, 1955
Box 1253
Braden v. U.S., 1960
Box 1253
Bradley v. Laird, 1970-1971
Box 1253
Bradley, Carolyn v. Virginia, 1972
Box 1253
Bradley, John T. v. Laird, Melvin, 1966-1971
Box 1253
Bradley, John T. v. Laird, Melvin, 1966-1971
Box 1254
Bradshaw v. McCormick, 1969-1971
Box 1254
Brandenberg, Clarence v. State of Ohio, 1967-1969
Box 1254
Brann, Noel Lacy v. Hershey, Lewis B., 1967-1969
Box 1254
Brann, Noel Lacy v. Hershey, Lewis B., 1968-1970
Box 1255
Branzburg v. Pound, 1970
Box 1255
Braverman, Maurice L., 1974
Box 1255
Breen v. Kahl, 1969
Box 1255
Breen, Timothy v. Selective Service, 1968-1971
Box 1255
Brewer, Henry (Speedy Trial), 1960
Box 1255
Bricker, Jerome (Admission to New York State Bar), 1971
Box 1255
Bridgeport Citizens v. Curran, 1971
Box 1256
Bridges v. Davis, 1970-1972
Box 1256
Bridges, Harry et al. v. U.S.(Deportation), 1949-1952
Box 1256
Bridges, Harry et al. v. U.S., 1949-1952
Box 1257
Brigade, Jeannette B. v. Chief of Capitol Police, 1968
Box 1257
Bright v. Nunn, 1970
Box 1257
Bright v. Nunn, 1970
Box 1258
Brinn, Jessie, 1949-1950
Box 1259
Britton, Russell v. Thomsen, Roszel, 1968
Box 1259
Brock v. Shapiro, 1971
Box 1259
Brockington, Paul v. Rhodes, James, 1966-1968
Box 1259
Brody v. Roudenbush, 1976
Box 1259
Broehm, Gerald et al. v. Hershey, Lewis, 1969
Box 1259
Brooks v. Auburn University, 1969
Box 1259
Brooks v. Town of Sunflower, 1967
Box 1259
Brooks v. U.S., 1969-1970
Box 1259
Brooks v. U.S., 1969-1970
Box 1260
Browder v. Director, 1977
Box 1260
Brown v. Beto, 1970
Box 1260
Brown v. Board of Education (Topeka, Kansas), 1953-1954
Box 1260
Brown v. Chote, 1973
Box 1260
Brown v. Department of Transportation, 1983-1984
Box 1260
Brown v. Hoblitzell, 1957-1958
Box 1260
Brown v. Hughes, 1974
Box 1260
Brown, Rap et al. v. State of Louisiana, 1967-1968
Box 1260
Brown v. McNamara, 1967-1968
Box 1261
Brown, David W. v. McNamara, 1966
Box 1261
Brown v. New Mexico, 1971-1972
Box 1262
Brown v. Ohio, 1975
Box 1262
Brown v. Smith, 1962
Box 1262
Brown v. Thompson, 1969
Box 1262
Brown v. Thompson, 1969
Box 1263
Brown v. U.S., 1967
Box 1263
Brown, David W. v. U.S., 1967
Box 1263
Brown v. U.S., 1967
Box 1264
Brown, Ronald v. U.S., 1964
Box 1264
Browns, Donald v. University of Denver, 1969
Box 1264
Brubaker v. Board of Education, 1974-1975
Box 1264
Bruce, Robert F. v. U.S., 1967
Box 1264
Bruck, Dr. Stephen, 1975
Box 1264
Brunnenkant v. Laird, 1973
Box 1264
Brunnenkant v. Laird, 1973
Box 1265
Buck, Thomas v. Impeach Nixon Committee and Heidt, 1973
Box 1265
Buchanan v. Batchelor, 1970
Box 1265
Bucher, Henry H. v. Selective Service System, 1967-1970
Box 1266
Bucher, Henry H. v. Selective Service System, 1967-1970
Box 1267
Buckley v. Littell, 1976-1977
Box 1267
Buckley v. Littell, 1974,1976
Box 1268-1270
Buckley v. Littell, 1975
Box 1271
Buckley v. MacMillan, 1974
Box 1271
Buckley v. MacMillan, 1974
Box 1272
Buckley v. Meng, 1961
Box 1272
Buckley v. U.S., 1970-1971
Box 1272
Buckley v. Valeo, 1975-1976
Box 1272
Bucolo v. Florida, 1974
Box 1272
Buehler v. William and Mary, 1970
Box 1272
Build of Buffalo v. Sedita, 1971
Box 1272
Bullfrog Films v. Wick, 1985-1986
Box 1272
Bullock v. Kamm, 1971
Box 1273
Bunch v. Cincinnati, 1972
Box 1273
Burch v. Louisiana, 1977-1978
Box 1273
Burg v. Canniffe, 1970
Box 1273
Burgwin v. Mattson, 1976
Box 1273
Burnell v. Colorado, 1971
Box 1273
Burnett v. Grattan, 1983
Box 1273
Burnham v. Oswald, undated
Box 1273
Burns v. Fortson, 1977
Box 1273
Burnside et al. v. Issaquena County Board of Education, 1965
Box 1273
Burreu v. McCaray, 1976
Box 1273
Burruss v. Wilkerson, 1969-1970
Box 1274
Burstyn v. McCaffrey (“Miracle” case), 1950-1952
Box 1274
Burstyn v. McCaffrey (“Miracle” case), 1953-1955
Box 1275
Burt v. Board of Trustees of Edgefield County School District, 1975
Box 1275
Burton v. Cascada School District, 1974
Box 1275
Busbee v. Smith, 1984
Box 1275
Bush v. Gregorio, circa 1979-1980
Box 1275
Bush v. Lucas, 1982
Box 1275
Bush v. Texas, 1963
Box 1275
Business Executives Move for Vietnam Peace v. Federa Communications Commission, 1971
Box 1275
Butenko, John, 1973-1974
Box 1275
Butler v. Michigan, 1954-1957
Box 1276
Butler, Donald S. v. U.S., 1967-1968
Box 1276
Butterworth v. Smith, 1989
Box 1276
Butts v. Dallas Independent School District, 1970-1971
Box 1276
Bykofsky, JoAnn v. Middletown, 1975
Box 1276
Byrd v. Gain, 1977
Box 1276
Byrne v. Karalexis, 1969-1970
Box 1276
Bystrom v. Fridley High School, 1986-1987
Box 1276
Cabais v. Kurtz, 1980
Box 1276
Caban v. Mohammed, 1977
Box 1276
Cabana v. Bullock, 1984-1985
Box 1277
Cable News Network v. Noriega, 1990
Box 1277
Cabral v. School Committee of Town of Provincetown, 1969
Box 1277
Cager, Barbara J., 1967-1968
Box 1277
Cahmann v. Eckerty, 1976-1977
Box 1277
Calandra v. U.S., 1973
Box 1277
Caldwell v. Craighead, 1969
Box 1278
Caldwell v. Craighead, 1969
Box 1279
Caldwell v. U.S., 1970
Box 1279
Caldwell, Charles (Dixie)- Clippings, 1970
Box 1279
Caldwell v. U.S., 1970
Box 1280
Caldwell v. U.S., 1969-1971
Box 1281
Calhoun v. Harvey, 1964
Box 1281
California v. Baird and Drummond, 1971
Box 1281
California v. Brown, 1975
Box 1281
California v. Krivdad and Minor, 1971-1972
Box 1281
California v. Murao and Feriinghetti, 1957
Box 1281
California v. Stewart, 1964
Box 1281
California Federal Savings and Loan Association v. Guerra, 1985
Box 1282
California Medical Association v. Federal Election Commission, 1979-1980
Box 1282
Callahan v. Laird, 1970
Box 1282
Camara v. San Francisco, 1966
Box 1282
Camden v. Friends, 1968
Box 1282
Camenisch v. University of Texas, 1980-1981
Box 1282
Cameron, John E. v. Johnson, Paul, 1966-1967
Box 1282
Campbell, George v. Glenwood Hills Hospital, 1966
Box 1282
Campbell, Lt. Colonel, 1970
Box 1282
Campos-Guardado v. Immigration and Naturalization Service, 1986
Box 1282
Canady v. Lumberton City Board of Education, 1981
Box 1282
Canfield v. Oklahoma, 1973
Box 1282
Canney v. Wainright, 1977
Box 1282
Canton v. Harris, 1989
Box 1283
Capital Punishment- Various Cases, 1962-1971
Box 1283
Capital Punishment- Various Cases, 1962-1971
Box 1284
Capobianco v. Laird, 1970
Box 1284
Carey v. Klutznick, 1981
Box 1284
Carey v. Piphus, 1976
Box 1284
Carey v. Population Services, 1976
Box 1284
Carey v. Selective Service, 1969
Box 1284
Carkulis v. Montana, 1986
Box 1284
Carliner v. Board of Commissioners, 1966-1970
Box 1284
Carlson v. Laird, 1971
Box 1284
Carlson v. Laird, 1971-1975
Box 1285
Carlson v. Laird, 1972-1973
Box 1286
Carlson et al. v. Landon, 1951
Box 1286
Carlson v. Schlesinger, 1975
Box 1286
Carlucci v. Doe, 1987-1988
Box 1286
Carolina Amusement Co. et al. v. J.R. Martin (South Carolina), 1960
Box 1286
Caron v. Betit, 1972
Box 1286
Carpenter, David, 1972
Box 1286
Carpenters Union v. Scott, 1983
Box 1286
Carr v. Laird, 1971
Box 1286
Carr v. Watkins, 1962
Box 1286
Carracter v. Morgan, 1973
Box 1286
Carroll v. McNeill, 1962
Box 1287
Carroll, Joseph v. State of Maryland, 1966-1969
Box 1287
Carroll, John J. v. McNeill, 1962
Box 1288
Carruthers v. Duran, 1987
Box 1288
Carter v. Carlson, undated
Box 1288
Carter v. City of Fort Worth, 1972
Box 1288
Carter v. Miller, 1976
Box 1288
Carter v. U.S., 1967
Box 1288
Carter, Larry v. U.S., 1969-1970
Box 1288
Carton, Larry, 1976
Box 1288
Cason v. City of Columbus, 1971-1972
Box 1288
Cassada v. McLucas, 1973
Box 1288
Cassidy v. Ceci, 1970
Box 1288
Cassidy v. Willis, 1974
Box 1288
Castaneda v. Partida, 1975
Box 1289
Castro v. California, 1970
Box 1289
Caswell, Paul, 1969
Box 1289
Catiero, Antonio v. Rogers, William P.(Naturalization), 1960
Box 1289
Caulfield v. New York, 1984
Box 1289
Cavitt v. State of Nebraska, 1969
Box 1290
Central Long Island Tax Reform Committee v. Federal Election Commission, 1978
Box 1290
Central Long Island Tax Reform Committee v. Federal Election Commission, 1978
Box 1291-1293
Central Long Island Tax Reform Committee v. Federal Election Commission, 1978
Box 1294
Chagnon v. Bell, 1978-80
Box 1294
Challenge to Draft Law, 1967
Box 1294
Challenge to Draft Law, 1967
Box 1295

Chamberlin, et al. (plaintiffs) v. Dade County Board of Public Education (defendent) v. David Hume, et al. (intervening defendents), 1960

Box 1295

Chambers v. Cox, 1968-1970
Box 1295
Champion v. International Woodworkers of America, 1986
Box 1295
Chapin v. Tynan, 1968-1970
Box 1295
Chappell v. Wallace, 1978-1982
Box 1296
Chavez v. Bergin, 1978-1979
Box 1296
Chavez v. Laird, 1969
Box 1296
Chavez v. Texas, 1975-1976
Box 1296
Chavis v. North Carolina, 1975
Box 1296
Chemung County Welfare Rights Organization v. Cramton, 1976
Box 1296
Cherry v. Postmaster General, 1971
Box 1296
Cherry, Fred, 1969
Box 1296
Cherry, Fred v. Board of Elections, 1974
Box 1296
Chessman v. California, 1959-1960
Box 1296
Chestnut v. Criminal Court, 1971-1972
Box 1297
Chewie v. Lock, 1965-1966
Box 1297
Chicago Joint Board v. Chicago Tribune Co., 1970
Box 1297
Chief of Capitol Police, et al. v. Rankin Brigade, 1972
Box 1297
Childs v. State of Oregon, 1970
Box 1297
Childs, H. v. Oregon, 1967-1968
Box 1297
Choolokian, Hamportzoon, Children Custody Case, 1950
Box 1297
Choremi, Nanci v. New York, 1948-1949
Box 1297
Christensen, Pauline and Gohman, Phyllis v. Iowa, 1975-1976
Box 1297
Christian Echoes National Ministry v. U.S., 1972-1973
Box 1297
Christian v. New York State Department of Labor, 1972-1973
Box 1297
Christman v. American Cyanamid, 1980-1984
Box 1297
Christmas v. El Reno, 1970
Box 1297
Christopher v. Mitchell, 1970
Box 1297
City of Chicago v. Gregory, Dick et al., 1967
Box 1297
Christopher v. Mitchell, 1970
Box 1298
Church of Latter Day Saints v. Amos, 1986
Box 1298
Church of Scientology v. Internal Revenue Service, 1981-1987
Box 1298
Church of Scientology v. Internal Revenue Service, 1981-1987
Box 1299
Church of the Awakening, 1970-1971
Box 1299
Ciesielski, Dennis R., 1966
Box 1299
Cincinnati Hospitals, 1966-1967
Box 1299
Cincinnati v. Berry, 1973
Box 1299
Cirker v. Yohe, 1969
Box 1299
Citizens Commission of Inquiry, Miscellaneous, 1970
Box 1299
Clark v. Jeter, 1985-87
Box 1299
Clark v. Valeo, 1976
Box 1299
Clark, William v. Dulles, John Foster (passport), 1955
Box 1299
Clarken v. Selective Service, 1968-1969
Box 1299
Clay v. Black, 1971-1973
Box 1299
Clay v. Commonwealth of Kentucky, 1970
Box 1299
Clay, Mose v. Mississippi, 1966
Box 1299
Clay v. U.S., 1967
Box 1300
Clay, Cassius v. U.S., 1966-1971
Box 1300
Cleaver, Eldridge v. California, 1968
Box 1300
City of Cleburne v. Cleburne Living Center, Inc., 1984-1985
Box 1300
City of Cleburne v. Cleburne Living Center, Inc., 1984-1985
Box 1301
Clements v. Hamilton, 1971
Box 1301
Cleveland Board of Education v. Loudermill, 1983
Box 1301
Cliff v. Hawley, 1975-1976
Box 1301
Cline v. Rockingham County Superior Court, 1973
Box 1301
Cloudy v. Neier, 1977-1978
Box 1301
Coalition for Sensible Humane Solutions v. Wamser, circa 1984
Box 1301
Coalition for Sensible Humane Solutions v. Wamser, circa 1984
Box 1302
Cocanower v. Marston, 1970
Box 1302
Cody v. Hillard, 1988
Box 1302
Coen v. Harrison County School Board, 1981
Box 1302
Cogrovit Note Cases, 1970-1971
Box 1302
Cohen v. California, 1969-1970
Box 1303
Cohen v. Chesterfield County School Board, 1973
Box 1303
Cohen v. Rogers, 1971
Box 1303
Cohen, William (Military Justice), 1962
Box 1303
Cohnstaedt, Martin v. Immigration and Naturalization Service, 1946-1950
Box 1303
Colbert v. Kentucky, 1957
Box 1303
Cole v. Clements, 1973
Box 1303
Cole v. McClellan, 1970
Box 1303
Cole, Kendrick M., 1954-1956
Box 1303
Cole, et al. v. Columbia University, 1969
Box 1304
Coleman v. Mery, 1972
Box 1304
Coleman, Don, 1969
Box 1304
Colfax, John D. v. Selective Service, 1969
Box 1304
Colgrove v. Green, 1945
Box 1304
Colliflower v. Garland, 1964
Box 1304
Collin v. Smith, 1978
Box 1304
Collins v. Holliday, 1977
Box 1304
Collins v. U.S., 1970
Box 1304
Collins, Gerald v. State of Minnesota, 1967
Box 1304
Collinsville Cases, 1976
Box 1304
Collis, George, 1968
Box 1304
Collor v. Missouri, 1973
Box 1305
Colorado v. Bertine, 1985-1986
Box 1305
Colorado v. Brown, Richard, 1971
Box 1305
Colorado v. Nunez, 1975-1982
Box 1305
Colten v. Kentucky, 1971-1974
Box 1305
Colten v. Kentucky, 1971-1974
Box 1306
Columbia Broadcasting System v. Federal Communications Commission, 1967-1968
Box 1306
Columbia Broadcasting System v. Federal Communications Commission, 1967-1968
Box 1307
Columbia Pictures v. American Broadcasting Co., 1972
Box 1307
Columbia Pictures v. Columbia Broadcasting System, 1970
Box 1307
Columbus v. Penick, 1979
Box 1307
Comella v. United Farm Workers Organizing Committee, 1971
Box 1307
Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. Moritz, Charles E., 1971-1972
Box 1307
Committee for Full Employment v. Blumenthal, 1978-1981
Box 1307
Committee for G.I. Rights v. Calloway, circa 1975
Box 1307
Committee for G.I. Rights v. Calloway, circa 1975
Box 1308
Committee for G.I. Rights v. Calloway, circa 1975
Box 1309
Committee for G.I. Rights v. Frohlke, Robert F., 1972-1973
Box 1309
Committee for Public Education and Religious Liberty v. Levitt, 1972
Box 1309
Committee for Public Education v. Nyquist, 1972-1973
Box 1309
Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador v. City of New Orleans, 1984
Box 1310
Committee of Central American Refugees v. Immigration and Naturalization Service, 1985
Box 1310
Common Cause v. Federal Election Commission, 1980-1981
Box 1310
Communist Party of Indiana v. Whitcomb, E.D., 1975
Box 1310
Communist Party of U.S. v. Subversive Activities Control Board, 1955
Box 1310
Communist Party of U.S., et al. v. Tucker, 1972-1973
Box 1310
Communist Party v. U.S., 1964
Box 1310
Community for Creative Non-Violence v. Watt, 1982-1984
Box 1310
Community for Creative Non-Violence v. Watt, 1982-1984
Box 1311
Comprehensive Family Planning v. Mitchell, 1973
Box 1311
Concordia College, 1965-1967
Box 1311
Condon v. U.S., 1969-1976
Box 1311
Confederation of Iranian Students v. Civiletti, 1979-1980
Box 1311
Confederation of Iranian Students v. Civiletti, 1979-1980
Box 1312
Conlan, John v. Hershey, Lewis, 1968-1969
Box 1313
Connecticut Civil Liberties Union v. Sanders, 1969
Box 1313
Connecticut Civil Liberties Union v. South New England Telephone, 1974
Box 1313
Connecticut v. Federal Communications Commission, 1987
Box 1313
Connell v. U.S., 1967
Box 1313
Connell, Diane v. Boranian, Paul, 1969-1970
Box 1313
Connell v. Higginbotham, 1969
Box 1314
Conner v. Johnson, 1966
Box 1315
Connick v. Meyers, 1981-1983
Box 1315
Conroy v. Miami Beach, 1967
Box 1315
Consolidated Coal Company, et al. v. Disabled Miners and Widows, 1970
Box 1315
Consumers Union v. Virginia, 1979
Box 1315
Continental Telephone Supply Co., 1970
Box 1315
Cook v. Seasons, 1969
Box 1315
Cook v. The Advertiser Company (Access to Media), 1972
Box 1315
Cook, John, 1959-1970
Box 1315
Cooke v. Orser, 1982
Box 1315
Cooke, Edward, 1965
Box 1315
Cooper, Cornelius M., 1970-1971
Box 1315
Cooper, Cornelius M., 1970-1971
Box 1316
Cooper v. Henslee, 1973
Box 1316
Cooper v. Pate, 1963
Box 1316
Cope, Jack (Due Process), 1960
Box 1316
Coplon v. U.S., 1949-1952
Box 1316
Cordero v. Levi, 1976
Box 1316
Cordova v. Chonko, 1969
Box 1316
Corley v. Thurman, 1977
Box 1316
Corr v. Matheis, 1974-1975
Box 1316
Cortright v. Resor, 1970
Box 1316
Cosmopolitan Broadcasting Corporation v. Federal Communications Commission, 1975-1981
Box 1317
Council for a Voluntary Military, 1967
Box 1317
Court Survey, Miscellaneous, 1970
Box 1317
Cousins v. Wigoda, 1973-1974
Box 1317
Cowap, Caroline, 1971-1972
Box 1317
Cowgill, Alfred Tennyson v. State of California, 1969
Box 1317
Cox v. Stanton, undated
Box 1317
Craig and Hayter v. Hocker, 1972-1975
Box 1317
Craig v. Borden, 1976
Box 1317
Craig v. State of Florida, 1967
Box 1317
Cramer v. Commonwealth of Virginia, 1973-1974
Box 1318
Cramp v. Board of Public Instruction, 1962
Box 1318
Cranberg v. Consumers Union, 1983
Box 1318
Crawford v. Board of Education, 1970
Box 1318
Crawford v. Board of Education of Los Angeles, 1979-1981
Box 1318
Crawford v. Board of Education of Los Angeles, 1979-1981
Box 1319
Crawford v. Board of Education of Los Angeles, 1981
Box 1320
Craycroft v. Ferrall, 1979-1980
Box 1320
Creech, Herbert, 1970
Box 1320
Creel v. Freeman, 1976
Box 1320
Crevassee v. Thomas, 1969
Box 1320
Crews v. Chafee, 1970
Box 1320
Crews v. Cloncs, 1970-1971
Box 1320
Crim, Thomas, 1969
Box 1320
Crocker v. United States, 1969-1970
Box 1320
Cronan, William and Johnson, Alfred N. v. Federal Communications Commission, 1959
Box 1320
Cronan, William C. v. Federal Communications Commission, 1960
Box 1320
Cronin v. Shultz, 1983-1984
Box 1320
Crook v. Department of Energy, 1978
Box 1320
Crooks, Private Willie, 1971-72
Box 1320
Cross v. Baxter, 1977-1983
Box 1320
Crossen v. Kentucky, 1972
Box 1320
Crow v. Gullet, 1983
Box 1320
Delaney v. Florida, 1963
Box 1320
Crowe v. Wayne County, 1960
Box 1321
Crown Kosher Supermarket v. Gallagher, 1958-1961
Box 1321
Crowther v. Seaborg, 1979-80
Box 1321
Cruikshank v. U.S., 1976
Box 1321
Cryan v. Hamar Theatres, 1973
Box 1321
Cryan v. Hamar Theatres, 1973
Box 1322
Cryan v. Hamar Theatres, 1973
Box 1323
Cuban Periodical Licensing Cases, 1981-1982
Box 1323
Cubbison v. Laird, 1971
Box 1323
Cullen v. Margiotta, 1976-1980
Box 1324
Cullen v. Margiotta, 1976-1980
Box 1325
Culver v. Secretary of the Air Force, 1976-1977
Box 1325
Cummins, Dennis M. v. U.S., 1968
Box 1325
Cuomo v. Baldridge, 1983
Box 1325
Cupp v. Murphy, 1972-1973
Box 1325
Cupp, Orville (Military Discharge-Jehovah Witness), 1957-1958
Box 1326
Curry, Lea, 1970
Box 1326
Curtin, R.T., 1963
Box 1326
Curtis, R.B. v. State of Missouri, 1964-1967
Box 1326
Curtis, Thomas Vincent, 1975
Box 1326
Curtis Publishing Company v. Butts, Wallace, 1967
Box 1326
Curtis Publishing Company v. Butts, Wallace, 1967
Box 1327
Czepil v. Hershey, 1970
Box 1327
Czepil, John v. Hershey, Lewis B., 1968-1970
Box 1328
Dacosta v. Laird, 1971
Box 1328
Dade County v. Banks, 1970
Box 1328
Dade County v. Pate, 1970
Box 1328
Dade County v. Rubin, 1970
Box 1328
Daigle and Crosby v. Warner, 1972-1973
Box 1328
Dailey v. Seattle Housing Authority, 1954-1956
Box 1328
Daly, Lar (Equal Time Case), 1959
Box 1329
Dana v. Tracy, 1964-1965
Box 1329
Dancis v. U.S., 1968
Box 1329
Daniel v. Water, 1974
Box 1329
Daniels, George-Correspondence and Legal materials, 1970
Box 1329
Daniels, Lossie, 1972-1974
Box 1329
Dantchik, 1970
Box 1329
Darin v. Unemployment Compensation, 1960
Box 1329
Darmstadt 53, 1971-1972
Box 1329
Darsey, Frederick F. v. U.S., 1971
Box 1329
Dash v. Commanding General, circa 1980
Box 1329
Dash v. Mitchell, 1970
Box 1329
Davies v. Judges of U.S. Court of Military Appeals, 1972-1973
Box 1329
Davies, William R., 1972
Box 1329
Davis and Whitus v. Balkcom, 1962
Box 1330
Davis v. Balkcom, 1971
Box 1330
Davis v. Board of School Commissioners, 1970
Box 1330
Davis v. Ichord, 1970
Box 1330
Davis, H. Brent v. Arkansas A and M, 1967
Box 1330
Davis v. Kohn, 1970
Box 1331
Davis v. Murphy, 1976
Box 1331
Davis v. Passman, 1978
Box 1331
Davis v. Sanders, 1972
Box 1331
Davis v. Scherer, 1983
Box 1331
Davis v. U.S., 1971
Box 1331
Davis, Angela v. Superior Court, 1972
Box 1331
Davis v. U.S., 1971
Box 1332
Davis v. Young and Willis, 1969
Box 1332
Davis, Jr., Wallace M., 1968
Box 1332
Dawkins, Irven Lee v. State of Florida, 1967-1968
Box 1332
Dawkins, Irving L. v. Green, 1969
Box 1332
Dayton v. Brinkman, 1976-1977
Box 1332
DeBartolo v. Florida, 1987
Box 1333
Deer, Connie v. Menominee, 1957
Box 1333
DeFrantz v. U.S. Olympic Committee, 1980
Box 1333
DeFrantz v. U.S. Olympic Committee, 1980
Box 1334
De Marco v. U.S., 1969
Box 1335
DeFrantz v. U.S. Olympic Committee, 1980
Box 1335
DeSalvo, 1973
Box 1335
DeShaney v. Winnebago Co., 1987
Box 1335
DeStefano v. U.S., 1976
Box 1335
DeVries v. Acree, 1976
Box 1335
Deakins v. Monaghan, 1986
Box 1335
Dean, Moses A. et al. v. Ashling, Donald et al., 1967
Box 1335
Deane, Samuel E., 1965
Box 1335
Defender Association of Philadelphia, 1973
Box 1335
Defunis v. Odegaard, 1973
Box 1335
Degregory, Hugo v. New Hampshire, 1965
Box 1336
Del Bourgo, David v. Selective Service, 1968
Box 1336
Delaic, Joan Z., 1976
Box 1336
Delaney v. Florida(Crime against Nature), 1966
Box 1336
Delaware v. Fireman's Fund, 1972
Box 1336
Delaware v. Prouse, 1977
Box 1336
Delgado v. Robinson, 1976
Box 1336
Delgado v. Connecticut, 1972-1975
Box 1336
Dellinger v. Mitchell, 1977
Box 1336
Dellums v. Powell, 1971-1975
Box 1336
Dellums v. Powell, 1971-1975
Box 1337
Delta Air Lines v. August, 1979
Box 1337
Demon v. Vadakin, 1972
Box 1337
Denman v. Ramsey, 1972
Box 1337
Denner v. Petrucci, 1970
Box 1337
Dennis v. Sparks, 1979-1980
Box 1338
Dennis, Raymond v. U.S., 1959-1965
Box 1338
Dennis, et al. v. U.S., 1950-1951
Box 1338
Dennis, et al. v. U.S., 1950-1951
Box 1339
Denver v. Albi, 1972
Box 1339
Depanicis v. Department of Public Safety, 1971
Box 1339
Department of Human Resources v. Burnham, 1975
Box 1339
Detroit v. Wedlow, 1966
Box 1339
Deutsch v. U.S., 1971
Box 1339
Devall v. Louisiana, undated
Box 1339
Devine v. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 1984
Box 1339
Devine, Michael J., 1968
Box 1340
Dewlin D. Schryver, 1972
Box 1340
Deyling v. California, 1970
Box 1340
Di Suvervo et al. v. Imperiale, 1968
Box 1340
Diamond v. Riddle, 1977-1978
Box 1340
Diaz v. Pan American Airways, 1969-1970
Box 1340
Diaz-Buxo v. Trias Monge, 1975
Box 1340
Dicenso v. Robinson, 1970-1972
Box 1340
Dickens v. State of New York, 1972
Box 1340
Dickey, Gary v. Alabama State Board of Education, 1967-1968
Box 1340
Dickinson v. U.S., 1972-1973
Box 1340
Dickman v. Oregon City School District 62C, 1957-1962
Box 1341
Diffenderfer v. Baptiste Church, 1970-1972
Box 1341
Dillenberg v. Kramer, 1972-1973
Box 1341
Dingess, Oscar v. Macy, John, 1968
Box 1341
Dippel, Captain John, 1970
Box 1341
Discrimination in Higher Education, 1976-1977
Box 1341
Discrimination in Higher Education, 1976-1977
Box 1342
District of Columbia v. Carter, 1971-1972
Box 1342
District of Columbia v. Kinoy, Arthur, 1966-1968
Box 1342
District of Columbia Theaters, 1976
Box 1343
District of Columbia v. Kinoy, Arthur, 1966-1968
Box 1343
District of Columbia v. Knight, 1967
Box 1343
District of Columbia v. Marsh, 1973-1974
Box 1343
District of Columbia v. Ricks, 1968
Box 1343
District of Columbia v. Williams, 1969
Box 1343
District of Columbia v. Williamson, 1967
Box 1343
Dobie, Larry N. v. U.S., 1966-1972
Box 1343
Dobie, Larry N. v. U.S., 1966-1972
Box 1344
Dobry v. Eastern Stain, 1979-80
Box 1344
Doe v. AFL-CIO, 1977
Box 1344
Doe v. Bolton, 1970
Box 1344
Doe v. Commonwealth Attorney--Richmond, 1976
Box 1345
Doe v. Curran, 1971
Box 1345
Doe v. D.C. General Hospital, 1970
Box 1345
Doe v. Kelly, undated
Box 1345
Doe v. Matthews, undated
Box 1345
Doe v. Roe, 1974
Box 1345
Doe v. U.S. Civil Service Commission, 1977-1978
Box 1345
Doe v. U.S. Civil Service Commission, 1978-1980
Box 1346
Doe v. Wilson, undated
Box 1346
Doederlein v. Horsley, 1972
Box 1346
Dog v. U.S., 1975
Box 1346
Dombrowski v. Eastland, 1965-1966
Box 1346
Dombrowski v. Pfister, 1964
Box 1346
Dombrowski v. Pfister, 1964
Box 1347
Donaldson v. O'Connor, 1969-1979
Box 1347
Donohoe, Douglas v. Duling, Frank, 1971
Box 1347
Doran v. Alexander, 1977
Box 1347
Doran v. Secretary of the Army, 1981-1982
Box 1347
Doremus v. Board of Education State of New Jersey, 1950-1951
Box 1347
Doremus v. Hawthorne, New Jersey Board of Education, 1951-1952
Box 1348
Dorfman v. Meiszner, 1972
Box 1348
Dorsey v. Morrison, 1968
Box 1348
Dothard v. Mieth, 1976
Box 1348
Doubleday and Co. Inc. v. New York, 1948
Box 1348
Dougall v. Sugarman, 1972
Box 1348
Dougherty, J.E., 1970
Box 1348
Douglas Impeachment, Miscellaneous, 1972
Box 1348
Douglas v. Arizona, 1972-1974
Box 1348
Douglas, Leonard D., 1970-1971
Box 1348
Doyle v. Koelbl, 1970
Box 1348
Doyle v. Koelbl, 1969
Box 1349
Doyle v. Koelbl, 1969
Box 1350
Doyle v. Minnesota, 1968
Box 1350
Drake, Jake v. Rose, Frank, 1969
Box 1350
Draper v. U.S., 1958-1959
Box 1350
Drew Municipal Separate School District v. Andrews, 1974
Box 1350
Dreyer v. Jalet, 1972
Box 1350
Driscoll v. International Union of Operating Engineers, 1973-1974
Box 1350
Driver v. Helms, 1975-1978
Box 1350
Driver v. Helms, 1975-1978
Box 1351
Driver v. Helms, 1975-1978
Box 1352
Driver v. Hinnant, 1965
Box 1352
Drummond v. Fulton Family Service, 1977
Box 1352
DuBois Clubs, et al. v. Clark, Ramsey, 1966-1968
Box 1352
Duke v. State of Texas, 1971-1972
Box 1352
Dukes v. New Orleans, 1974
Box 1353
Duncan v. District of Columbia, 1966
Box 1353
Dunham v. Crosby, 1970
Box 1353
Dunn v. Blumstein, 1970
Box 1353
Duren v. Missouri, 1977-1978
Box 1353
Durgin v. Maine, 1970
Box 1353
Dworken v. Collopy, 1950
Box 1353
Dwyer v. Maire, 1957-1959
Box 1353
Dyson v. Stein, 1970-1971
Box 1353
Earley v. DiCenso, 1970
Box 1353
Earp v. Cupp, 1972
Box 1353
Eastland v. United States Serviceman's Fund, 1975
Box 1353
Eastwood, George, 1965
Box 1353
Eaton v. Price, 1957-1960
Box 1353
Eaton v. Price, 1957-1960
Box 1354
Ebbert v. Brown, 1975
Box 1354
Eckworth v. New York, 1959
Box 1354
Ecology Action East, 1974
Box 1354
Eddings v. California, 1970
Box 1354
Edelin v. Massachusetts, 1975
Box 1354
Edelin v. Massachusetts, 1975
Box 1355
Edmunds v. Chang, 1972
Box 1355
Education Law Center, 1980
Box 1355
Education Law Center, 1980
Box 1356
Edwards v. Aguillard, 1984-1986
Box 1356
Edwards v. Aguillard, 1984-1986
Box 1357-1361
Edwards v. Aguillard, 1984-1986
Box 1362
Edwards v. Service Machine Corporation, 1979
Box 1362
Edwards v. Service Machine Corporation, 1979
Box 1363
Edwards v. California, State of, 1940
Box 1363
Egan v. U.S.- Grand Jury, 1971
Box 1363
Egan v. U.S.- Letters, 1971
Box 1363
Ehlert, William v. U.S., 1970-1971
Box 1363
Ehrman, Michael, 1967-1968
Box 1363
Eikenberry v. Mohr and Callahan, 1979
Box 1364
Eikenberry v. Rooney, et al., undated
Box 1364
Eisen v. Carlisle and Jacquelin and De Coppett and Doremus, 1973
Box 1364
Eisen, Michael v. University of California, 1969
Box 1364
Eisenberg v. Wisconsin, 1970-1971
Box 1364
Eisenstadt v. Baird, 1971
Box 1364
Eisler v. U.S., 1949-1950
Box 1364
Eisner v. Stamford Board of Education, 1971
Box 1364
Ekelund v. Richardson, 1976
Box 1364
Eklund and Martin v. U.S., 1982-1983
Box 1365
Elliot v. Wilcox, 1977
Box 1365
Elliott v. Baldi, 1954
Box 1365
Ellis v. Dyson, 1973-1975
Box 1365
Ellsberg, Daniel, 1973
Box 1365
Ellsworth College, 1970
Box 1365
Emspak, et al. v. U.S., 1955
Box 1365
Engel v. Vitale, 1959-1961
Box 1365
English, James F. v. State of Kansas, 1967
Box 1365
English v. Vician, 1980
Box 1366
English v. Virginia, 1970
Box 1366
English, James F. v. State of Kansas, 1967
Box 1366
Enslin v. North Carolina, 1977
Box 1366
Enslin v. North Carolina, 1977
Box 1367
Enslin v. North Carolina, 1977
Box 1368
Environmental Protection Agency v. Mink, 1972
Box 1368
Epps v. Logan, 1970
Box 1368
Epstein v. Resor, 1969
Box 1368
Epton v. Nenna, 1971
Box 1368
Equal Access to Justice Act, 1982-1983
Box 1368
Equal Access to Justice Act, 1982-1983
Box 1369
Erdmann v. Stevens, 1972
Box 1369
Erickson Case, 1971
Box 1369
Erwin v. Neal, 1971
Box 1369
Escaritz v. Barahal, 1979-1980
Box 1369
Escobedo Principle, 1963-1965
Box 1369
Escobedo Principle, 1963-1965
Box 1370
Esquire v. Walker, 1944
Box 1370
Essex County Welfare Board v. Cohen, 1969
Box 1370
Esteban and Roberds v. Central Missouri State College, 1969
Box 1370
Estes v. Texas, 1964
Box 1370
Evans v. Fromme Heights, 1975-1976
Box 1370
Evans, John v. Jeff D. et al. (last name omitted as defendants were minors), 1983-1985
Box 1370
Evans, Stephen L., 1971
Box 1370
Evans v. Oxford, 1975
Box 1371
Evans v. Jeff D. et al., 1983-1985
Box 1371
Evans, Ahmed, 1969-1970
Box 1371
Everson v. Ewing Township (New Jersey), 1951
Box 1371
Fain v. Duff, 1973-1974
Box 1371
Fair Share Organization v. Kroger Company, 1959
Box 1371
Fair v. Kirk, 1970
Box 1371
Fairfax County Wide Citizen Association v. Fairfax County Electoral Board, 1970
Box 1371
Fairness Doctrine Breach, 1966-1967
Box 1371
Faith Center, Inc., 1980
Box 1371
Familias Unidas v. Briscoe, 1977-1978
Box 1371
Familias Unidas v. Briscoe, 1977-1978
Box 1372
Family Planning- Papers in Other Cases, 1972
Box 1372
Fargnoli v. U.S., 1972-1973
Box 1372
Farinas v. U.S., 1971
Box 1372
Farley v. Laird, 1972-1973
Box 1372
Farley v. Laird, 1971
Box 1373
Farley v. Mack, 1971
Box 1373
Farley v. Mack, 1971
Box 1374-1375
Farley v. Mack, 1971
Box 1376
Farmers Union v. WDAY, 1955-1956
Box 1376
Farrell v. State of Iowa, 1973
Box 1376
Fraternal Order of Police v. James F. Ahern, 1972
Box 1376
Fedele v. Virginia, 1965
Box 1376
Federal Communication Commission v. League of Women Voters, 1982
Box 1377
Federal Communications Commission v. Pacifica, 1977
Box 1377
Federal Election Commission v. American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, 1978
Box 1377
Federal Election Commission v. Americans For Change, et al., 1980
Box 1378
Federal Election Commission v. Central Long Island Tax Reform Immediately Committee, 1978-1980
Box 1378
Federal Election Commission v. Machinists Non-Partisan Political League, 1980
Box 1378
Federal Election Commission v. American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, 1978
Box 1378
Federal Rules of Evidence, 1971-1973
Box 1378
Federal Trade Commission v. Superior Court Trial Lawyers Association, 1987-89
Box 1378
Fehlhaber v. Thompson, 1974
Box 1379
Fein v. Selective Service Board, 1971
Box 1379
Feliciano and Rivera Cases, 1963-1969
Box 1379
Fellowship of Humanity v. Alameda County, 1957
Box 1379
Fenton v. School Committee, 1970
Box 1379
Ferdinand v. Garrison, 1969
Box 1379
Ferguson v. Alley, 1970-1971
Box 1380
Fernandez-Roque v. Smith, 1983
Box 1380
Ferrell v. Dallas School District, 1966-1968
Box 1380
Fiallo v. Levy, 1975
Box 1380
Fields v. Askew, et al., 1973
Box 1380
Fields v. City of Fairfield, 1963
Box 1380
Fifth Avenue Peace Parade Committee v. Hoover, 1971
Box 1380
Fifth Avenue Peace Parade Committee v. Kelley, 1973
Box 1380
Figueroa, Gilbert v. Riverside County, California, 1969
Box 1380
Fincher v. Scott, 1972-1973
Box 1381
Finley v. Hampton, 1969-1971
Box 1381
Firehock, Robert A., 1970
Box 1381
First Unitarian Church of Los Angeles and the Valley Unitarian Universalist Church v. Los Angeles, 1954-1957
Box 1381
Fischer, Thomas M., 1971
Box 1381
Fishman v. Schaffer, 1976
Box 1381
Fitch, David v. State of Nebraska, 1968
Box 1381
Fitzgerald v. Butterfield, 1974-81
Box 1381
Fitzgerald v. Porter Memorial Hospital, 1975
Box 1381
Fitzgerald v. Butterfield, 1974-81
Box 1382
Fitzgerald v. Butterfield, 1974-81
Box 1383
Fitzgerald v. Butterfield, Nixon and Harlow, 1973-1979
Box 1383
Fitzpatrick v. Bitzer, 1975
Box 1383
Fitzpatrick v. Board Commissioners City of Chicago, 1970
Box 1383
Flanagan v. U.S., 1982-1983
Box 1383
Flast, Florence, et al. v. Gardner, John, 1967
Box 1383
Fleece v. Times Publishing, 1970
Box 1383
Fletcher v. Cavell, 1961
Box 1384
Flood v. Kuhn, 1971
Box 1384
Florey v. Sioux Falls School District, et al., 1979-1980
Box 1384
Florida (State of) v. Perez, Pedro, 1969-1970
Box 1384
Florida v. Chatman, Jerry, 1965
Box 1384
Florida v. News-Journal Corporation, 1972
Box 1384
Florida v. Sheiner, 1954-1959
Box 1384
Florida v. Simon, Tobias, 1965
Box 1385
Florida v. Walle J., 1969
Box 1385
Florida v. Walle, J., 1969
Box 1386
Flourney v. Texas, 1959
Box 1386
Flower v. U.S., 1970
Box 1386
Floyd v. U.S., 1972
Box 1386
Flynn v. Holbrook, et al., 1983-1984
Box 1387
Follett, David, 1970
Box 1387
Fonda v. Nixon, 1973-1974
Box 1387
Fonda v. Nixon, 1973-1974
Box 1388
Fonseca v. Hidalgo County Water Improvement District, 1973
Box 1388
Font v. Laird, 1970
Box 1388
Forest, et al. v. U.S., 1955
Box 1388
Forstner v. San Francisco, 1965
Box 1388
Fort Berthold Dam Site v. Garrison Dam Site, 1948
Box 1388
Fort Wayne Books v. Indiana, 1985-1987
Box 1389
Foster v. Caldwell, 1968
Box 1389
Foster, Maynard v. v. Mobile County Hospital Board, 1967
Box 1389
Fox, H., et al. v. Board of Education of West Milford, 1970
Box 1389
Franceschina, et al. v. Morgan, et al., 1972
Box 1389
Frank v. Minnesota Newspaper Association, 1988-1989
Box 1389
Frankel v. Health Education and Welfare Department, 1966-1967
Box 1389
Franklin v. Atkins, 1978
Box 1390
Franklin v. Atkins, 1978
Box 1391
Franks v. Delaware, 1979-1978
Box 1391
Frazee v. Department of Employment Security, 1987-1988
Box 1392
Frazier v. Gladden, 1968
Box 1392
Freeman v. Texas, 1977-1978
Box 1392
Freeman, et al. v. Flake, et al., 1970
Box 1392
Freeman, et al. v. Flake, et al., 1971-1972
Box 1393
Freyer, Dr. Stuart, 1971
Box 1393
Friedland v. Blatchford, 1969
Box 1393
Friedman v. Froehlke, 1972
Box 1393
Friedrich v. Katz, undated
Box 1394
Friends Meeting of Washington, et al. v. Rusk, Dean, et al., 1968
Box 1394
Frierson v. West, John C., 1975-1976
Box 1394
Frisby v. Schultz(amicus), 1987
Box 1394
Frizer v. McMan, 1970-1971
Box 1394
Frotiero v. Laird, 1977
Box 1394
Fujii, Sei v. California, 1949-1950
Box 1394
Fuller v. Oregon, 1973-1974
Box 1394
Fuller, Rosemary, 1977
Box 1394
Fullilove v. Kreps, 1978-1979
Box 1394
Fullilove v. Kreps, 1978-1979
Box 1395
Gagnon v. Scarpelli, 1972
Box 1395
Galbreath v. Nolan, 1967-1968
Box 1395
Galioto v. Department of Treasury, 1984-1985
Box 1395
Gallant v. Barlow, 1968-1971
Box 1395
Galli v. Rogers, 1971-1972
Box 1395
Gambino, Thomas, 1976
Box 1395
Gannett v. De Pasquale, 1977
Box 1395
Gantt, Joe Breck, 1969
Box 1395
Gara v. U.S., 1949-1950
Box 1395
Gara v. U.S., 1949-1950
Box 1396
Garabedian, Aram, 1977
Box 1396
Garber v. Kansas, 1967
Box 1396
Garber, LeRoy v. Kansas State, 1965-1971
Box 1396
Garcia v. Gray, 1975
Box 1396
Garcia v. Texas, 1973
Box 1396
Gardels v. Central Intelligence Agency, 1980
Box 1396
Gardner v. U.S., 1970
Box 1397
Garman v. Hare, 1974
Box 1397
Garner v. U.S., 1977-1978
Box 1397
Garren v. Winston-Salem, 1970
Box 1397
Garrett v. Estelle, 1975
Box 1397
Garza v. Rodriguez, 1977-1978
Box 1397
Gates v. Spinks, et al., 1982-1984
Box 1397
Gault, Gerald (Juveniles Denied Due Process), 1966
Box 1398
Gautreaux v. Hills, 1974-1975
Box 1398
Gayer v. Laird, 1972
Box 1398
Gayer v. Laird, 1972
Box 1399
Gaylord v. Tacoma, 1977
Box 1399
Geary v. U.S., 1967
Box 1399
Geduldig v. Aiello, 1973
Box 1399
Geil v. Selective Service, 1968-1969
Box 1399
Geiser, Peter, 1969
Box 1399
Gelbard v. U.S., 1971
Box 1399
Gellar, Lawrence v. Selective Service, 1967
Box 1399
Gendron v. Levi, 1974
Box 1399
Georgia Conference of American Association of University Professors v. University of Georgia, 1965
Box 1399
Germer v. Laird, 1972
Box 1400
Gfell v. Rickelman, 1971
Box 1400
Giacco, Jay (Imposition of Court Costs on those acquitted of misdemeanors), 1962
Box 1400
Gianninoto v. Laird, 1971
Box 1400
Gibson v. Board of Public Instruction, Dade County Florida, 1961
Box 1400
Gideon v. Cochran (Gideon v. Wainwright), 1962
Box 1400
Gidmark, David v. U.S., 1970-1971
Box 1400
Giese v. U.S., 1978-1979
Box 1400
Gilbert, Steve, 1979-1980
Box 1400
Gilchrist v. U.S., 1968-1969
Box 1400
Gilhool v. Chairman and Commissioners, Philadelphia County Board of Elections, 1970
Box 1401
Gilhool v. Muth(amicus), 1987-1988
Box 1401
Gillette v. U.S., 1970
Box 1401
Gilliam v. Independent Steelworkers Union, 1983
Box 1401
Gilliam v. Resor, 1968
Box 1401
Gilliard, Bowen V., 1986-1987
Box 1402
Gilligan v. Morgan, 1973
Box 1402
Gilmore v. Montgomery, 1973
Box 1402
Gilmore, E.M. v. Dallas County Junior College, 1967
Box 1402
Ginsberg v. City of Miami, 1969
Box 1402
Ginsburg v. Board of Parole, 1967-1969
Box 1402
Ginsburg, Sam v. New York, 1967
Box 1402
Ginzburg, et al. v. U.S., 1964-1966
Box 1403
Gojack v. U.S., 1965
Box 1403
Goldberg v. Tarr Civil Action, 1971-1980
Box 1403
Golden v. Biscayne Bay Yacht Club, et al., 1976
Box 1403
Goldman v. Knecht, 1969
Box 1404
Goldman v. Weinberger, 1984
Box 1404
Goldmark Libel Case, 1963-1964
Box 1404
Goldsboro Christian v. U.S., 1981-1982
Box 1404
Goldsmith v. Sutherland, 1967-1970
Box 1405
Goldwasser v. Seamans, 1969-1970
Box 1405
Goldwasser, D. v. Seamans, R., 1969
Box 1405
Gomez v. Beto, 1971
Box 1405
Gomez v. Perez, 1972
Box 1405
Gomez v. Toledo, 1979-1980
Box 1405
Gomez, Manuel v. Layton, John, 1967-1972
Box 1405
Gomez-Bethke v. Jaycees, 1983
Box 1405
Gomillian v. Lightfoot, 1958-1960
Box 1405
Gomillion and Gomillion v. NY State Department of Mental Hygiene(Criminally Insane), 1960-1962
Box 1405
Gonzalez, Daniel v. Landon(Naturalization), 1956
Box 1406
Gonzalez-Alvarado v. Civiletti, undated
Box 1406
Goodman v. Lukens Steel, 1985-1987
Box 1406
Goodrich, John E., 1974
Box 1406
Goosby v. Osser, 1972
Box 1406
Gordon v. Blount(Loyalty Oaths), 1971
Box 1406
Gordon v. Breazeale, 1965-1967
Box 1406
Gore v. Leeve, 1973
Box 1406
Gordon v. Breazeale, 1965-1967
Box 1407
Gordon v. Lance, 1970
Box 1407
Gordon v. Mississippi, 1962
Box 1407
Goss v. Lopez, 1973
Box 1407
Graber v. Detroit Board of Education, 1955
Box 1407
Grace and Perry, 1972
Box 1407
Graham v. Connor(ACLU amicus brief), 1984-1988
Box 1407
Graham v. Connor(ACLU amicus brief), 1984-1988
Box 1408
Graham, John O. v. Richardson, Carmen, 1969-1971
Box 1408
Grand Canyon National Park Religious Chapel, 1969-1970
Box 1408
Grand Rapids v. Ball, 1983
Box 1408
Grandsinger: Right to Counsel, 1956-1959
Box 1408
Grant v. Franke, 1959-1960
Box 1408
Grant v. Washington Public Employment Relations Commission, 1981-1982
Box 1408
Grausam v. Murphy, 1971
Box 1409
Gravel v. U.S., 1971
Box 1409
Gray, Edward Lee v. Taylor, 1960
Box 1410
Great Speckled Bird v. Stynchcombe, 1969
Box 1410
Green v. Barnette, 1969
Box 1410
Green v. Detroit, 1949-1950
Box 1410
Green v. Missouri, 1971-1972
Box 1410
Green v. Oklahama, 1970
Box 1410
Green, Sam, et al. v. State of Louisiana, 1963-1968
Box 1410
Greene v. McElroy, 1959
Box 1410
Greene v. U.S., 1962
Box 1410
Greene, Alan, 1981
Box 1410
Greene, Herbert N., 1970
Box 1410
Greenfield v. Field Enterprises, Inc., 1972
Box 1410
Greenspun v. Nevada, 1968
Box 1411
Greer v. Miller, 1985-1986
Box 1411
Greer v. Spock, 1975
Box 1411
Gregorio v. Asbury Park Board of Education, 1971
Box 1411
Griffin v. Wisconsin, 1986-1989
Box 1411
Griffiths, In re:, 1971-1973
Box 1411
Griffiths, In re:, 1971-1973
Box 1412
Grigsby v. Laird, 1970
Box 1412
Griswold v. Connecticut, 1964-1965
Box 1412
Griz Corporation v. Strikland, 1975
Box 1413
Grogan, James R. v. U.S., 1967-1968
Box 1413
Groppi v. Leslie, 1971
Box 1413
Gross v. Veterans Administration, 1972
Box 1413
Grossner v. Columbia, 1970
Box 1413
Grove City College v. Terrel H. Bell, 1982-1983
Box 1413
Grove Press v. Maryland Censorship, 1969
Box 1413
Guam Case, 1977
Box 1413
Guana-Sanchez v. U.S., 1973-1974
Box 1414
Guardian Association v. Civil Service Commission, 1981
Box 1414
Guelich v. Mounds View Independent School District, 1971
Box 1414
Guido, Frank v. City of Schenectady, New York, 1967-1969
Box 1414
Gunn, Lester, et al. v. University Committee (Texas), 1968
Box 1414
Gunther v. Washington County, 1974-1980
Box 1414
Gunther v. Washington County, 1974-1980
Box 1415
Guszick v. Drebus, 1970-1971
Box 1415
Gutierrez v. Laird, 1972
Box 1415
Gutierrez v. Laird, 1972
Box 1416
Gutknecht, David Earl v. U.S., 1966-1969
Box 1416
Gutknecht, David Earl v. U.S., 1969
Box 1417
H___. L___. v. Matheson, 1979-1980
Box 1417
Hackney v. Tarr, 1970
Box 1417
Hadley, Delia v. Junior College, 1968
Box 1417
Hadnott, Sallie M. v. Amos, Mabel S., 1968-1970
Box 1417
Hadnott, Sallie M. v. Amos, Mabel S., 1968-1970
Box 1418
Hagerty v. Associated Farmers of California and Fresno County, 1955
Box 1418
Hagg v. California, 1970
Box 1418
Haitian Refugee Center v. Gracey, 1984
Box 1418
Hajjar v. Giarusso, 1974
Box 1418
Haldeman v. U.S., 1964
Box 1418
Hale, Ethel v. Federal Communications Commission Station KSL, 1969
Box 1418
Halkin v. Helms, 1980
Box 1418
Hall v. Beals, 1969
Box 1419
Hall v. Cole, 1972
Box 1419
Hall and Doe v. U.S., 1978
Box 1420
Hall v. Cole, 1972
Box 1420
Hall v. Hightower, undated
Box 1420
Hall v. Lefkowitz, 1972
Box 1420
Hall v. U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, 1978-1979
Box 1420
Hall, Susan, 1974
Box 1420
Hall v. U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, 1978-1979
Box 1421
Halperin v. Kissinger, 1975-1979
Box 1421
Halpern, et al. v. Wallin, et al.(Feinberg Law Test Case), 1949
Box 1421
Hamilton v. California, 1971
Box 1421
Hamilton v. Miller and Miller, 1972
Box 1422
Hamilton v. Summerfield, 1959
Box 1422
Hamilton, et al. v. The Municipal Court for the Berkeley-Albany Judicial District, California, 1968
Box 1422
Hamling v. U.S., 1973
Box 1422
Hanlon, John E., 1968-1969
Box 1423
Hannegan v. Esquire, Inc., 1945
Box 1423
Hanrahan v. Doe, 1970-1971
Box 1423
Hardy v. U.S., 1976
Box 1423
Haring v. Prosise, 1979-1981
Box 1423
Harmon, John, 1955-1958
Box 1423
Harmon, John, 1955-1958
Box 1424
Harper and Row v. The Nation, 1983
Box 1424
Harper and Row v. The Nation, 1983
Box 1425
Harper, Anne E. v. Virginia State Board of Elections, 1965
Box 1425
Harrington, Michael v. Chafee, John E., 1976
Box 1425
Harris, David v. U.S., 1970-1971
Box 1425
Harris, Douglas Wilson (Psychological Deferment from Draft), 1966
Box 1425
Harris v. Bates, circa 1976
Box 1426
Harris v. Kaine, 1972
Box 1426
Harris v. Samuels, 1970
Box 1426
Harris, B.L. v. Kennedy R.F., 1962-1963
Box 1426
Hart, Richard v. Tarr, Curtis W., 1969-1971
Box 1426
Harte-Hanks v. Connaughton, 1988-1989
Box 1426
Hartigan v. Zbaraz, 1985
Box 1427
Hartman v. Romney, 1968
Box 1427
Hartman v. Scott, et al., 1971
Box 1427
Hartman v. Secretary, 1968-1969
Box 1427
Hartman, Chester v. Romney, George, 1968
Box 1427
Hartmann, John v. Lund, J.B., 1967
Box 1427
Haskett, William v. Washington, Walter E., 1968
Box 1427
Haskins, Portia A. v. Virginia Board of Elections, 1965
Box 1427
Haswell v. U.S., 1972-1973
Box 1427
Hatch Act, 1969-1972
Box 1428
Hatfield v. Balleaux, 1959-1960
Box 1428
Hatheway v. Secretary of Army, 1978-1980
Box 1428
Hauxtable v. Nelson, 1973
Box 1428
Haverford v. Reeher, 1970
Box 1428
Hawaii v. Jordan, 1972
Box 1428
Hawaii v. Kahalweai, 1970-1971
Box 1428
Hawaii v. Kent and Lombardi, 1966
Box 1428
Hawkins v. Moss, 1975
Box 1429
Hawkins v. Texas, 1981
Box 1429
Hawkins v. U.S., 1976-1978
Box 1429
Hawkins v. Washington, 1971
Box 1429
Hawkins, David, 1951
Box 1429
Hayes v. Gill, 1977
Box 1429
Haynes v. Washington, 1961
Box 1429
Hazelwood School District v. Kuhlmeier, 1985-1986
Box 1429
Hazelwood School District v. Kuhlmeier, 1985-1986
Box 1430
Head v. U.S., 1970
Box 1430
Head, Thelma, et al. v. Thrower, Randolph, 1969
Box 1430
Healey v. Federal Communications Commission, 1972
Box 1430
Healy v. James, 1969-1972
Box 1430
Healy v. James, 1969-1972
Box 1431
Heck, Michael J., 1972-1973
Box 1431
Heckler v. Mathews, 1973
Box 1431
Hedger v. Vaughn Bonds, 1973
Box 1431
Heeger v. Carey, 1978
Box 1431
Heffron v. ISKCON, 1980
Box 1431
Heinbaugh, J.B., 1971
Box 1431
Heine, Erik v. Raus, Juri, circa 1967
Box 1431
Hellman v. Sampson, 1979
Box 1431
Helton v. National Labor Relations Board, 1980
Box 1431
Henderson v. Michigan, 1956
Box 1431
Henry v. Middendorf, 1975
Box 1431
Hensley v. Eckerhart, 1981
Box 1432
Hentoff v. Ichord, 1971
Box 1432
Herbert v. Lando, 1977
Box 1432
Herd v. Rizzo, circa 1979-1981
Box 1432
Hester, Kearney, 1968
Box 1432
Hetenyi, George, 1958-1960
Box 1432
Hetrick v. Martin, 1973
Box 1433
Heuchan, Charles, 1970-1980
Box 1433
Hibbs v. Neighborhood Organization to Rejuvenate Tenant Housing, 1969
Box 1433
Hicks v. District of Columbia, 1964-1966
Box 1433
Hicks, Robert v. Hughes, Charles M., 1968
Box 1433
Hidalgo County v. San Juan, 1980-1981
Box 1433
Hill v. Seattle, 1971
Box 1433
Hill v. Stone, 1974-1975
Box 1433
Hill, Lonnie, 1964-1971
Box 1433
Hilly v. Cunningham, 1970
Box 1433
Hirabyash, Yasui v. U.S., 1942
Box 1433
Hirschkop v. Virginia, 1970
Box 1434
Hirschkop v. Virginia State Bar, 1974
Box 1434
Hishon v. King and Spalding, 1982
Box 1435
Hiss v. Hampton, 1970-1982
Box 1435
Hiss v. Hampton, 1970-1982
Box 1436
Hobbs v. U.S., 1971
Box 1436
Hobson v. Board of Elections, 1971
Box 1436
Hodges, William, In re:, 1982
Box 1436
Hodgson v. Minnesota, 1990
Box 1437
Hodgson v. Randall, 1970
Box 1437
Hodgson v. Trbovich, 1971
Box 1437
Hoffa v. Saxbe, 1974
Box 1437
Hoffman v. U.S., 1969-1970
Box 1438
Hoffman v. Wainwright, 1976
Box 1438
Hoffman, Andrew, 1969
Box 1438
Hohri v. U.S., 1986
Box 1438
Holder v. Banks, 1973
Box 1438
Holland v. Illinois, 1988
Box 1438
Holland v. Ward, 1978
Box 1438
Holloway v. Wise, 1978-1980
Box 1438
Holodnak v. AVCO Corporation, 1975
Box 1438
Holt Civic Club v. Tuscaloosa, 1977-1978
Box 1438
Holt v. Richmond, 1963-1964
Box 1438
Holt v. Sarver, 1970
Box 1438
Holt v. Thompson, 1974
Box 1438
Holt v. Virginia, 1964
Box 1439
Holtzman v. Schlesinger, 1973
Box 1439
Holy Spirit Association v. New York Tax Commission, 1981
Box 1439
Home Box Office (HBO) v. Wilkinson, 1981-1982
Box 1439
Honey and Allen v. Kentucky, 1970
Box 1439
Honohan, Michael v. Holt, 1965-1968
Box 1440
Hood v. Sumter County School District, circa 1960
Box 1440
Hooker v. Department of Health and Human Services, 1983-1985
Box 1440
Hootch v. Alaska School System, 1979-1980
Box 1440
Hopkins v. Ayres, 1969
Box 1440
Horowitz v. Board of Curators of the University of Missouri, et. al., 1976-1977
Box 1440
Horton v. Goose Creek, 1982
Box 1440
Hosack, E.L., et al. v. Smiley, 1967
Box 1440
Hospital Bond Case, 1958-1966
Box 1441
Housing Discrimination Suit, 1967
Box 1441
Houston v. Hill, 1985-1986
Box 1441
Houston v. Hill, 1985-1986
Box 1442
Howe v. Brown, 1970
Box 1442
Howe, Henry H., 1966-1969
Box 1442
Howe, Henry H., 1966-1969
Box 1443-1444
Howe, Henry H., 1966-1969
Box 1445
Howell v. Jones, 1975
Box 1445
Hoyt v. La Chance, 1968
Box 1445
Hughes v. Kramer, 1972
Box 1446
Hughes v. Texas, 1978
Box 1446
Hughes, Patrick, et al. v. Rizzo, Frank, et al., 1967
Box 1446
Humphrey and Haas v. Committee on Professional Ethics and Conduct of the Iowa State Bar Association, 1984-1985
Box 1446
Humphrey and Hung v. U.S., 1980-1981
Box 1446
Humphrey, Heidi v. Equality, 1969
Box 1446
Hunt v. Liberty Lobby, 1982
Box 1446
Hunt v. McNair, 1972-1973
Box 1446
Hunter v. Underwood, 1984-1985
Box 1446
Hurwitz v. Directors Guild of America, 1966
Box 1446
Husen, Herman v. Juneau School Board, 1967
Box 1447
Hutto v. Finney Closed Legal Files, 1977
Box 1447
Hyland v. Procunier, 1970
Box 1447
Hynes v. Grimes Packing Company, 1948
Box 1447
Hynes v. Oradell Mayor and Council, 1974-1975
Box 1447
I.P.C. Distributors v. Chicago Moving Picture Machine Operators(“Salt of the Earth” case), 1955
Box 1447
Idaho v. Wright, 1989-1990
Box 1447
Illinois Citizens Committee for Broadcasting v. Federal Communications Commission, 1973
Box 1447
Illinois Internal Investigation Division, 1970
Box 1447
Illinois v. Gates, 1982-1983
Box 1447
Illinois v. Gates, 1982-1983
Box 1448
Illinois v. Howarth, 1952-1954
Box 1448
Illinois v. Levinsen and Levinsen, 1950
Box 1448
Illinois v. Perkins, 1988-1989
Box 1448
Illinois v. Witzkowski, 1976
Box 1448
Imbrie, James et al. v. Marsh, et al., 1949-1950
Box 1448
Immigration and Naturalization Service v. Cardoza-Fonseca, 1985
Box 1449
Immigration and Naturalization Service v. Delgado, 1982-1984
Box 1449
Immigration and Naturalization Service v. Lopez-Mendoza, 1983
Box 1449
Immigration and Naturalization Service v. Stanisic, 1974
Box 1449
Immigration and Naturalization Service v. Stevic, 1982
Box 1449
Immuno A.G. Co. v. McGreal, 1984
Box 1449
Imprisoned Citizens Union (ICU) v. Shapp, 1972-1973
Box 1449
In-Service Conscientious Objector Claims, 1967
Box 1449
In-Service Conscientious Objector Claims, 1968
Box 1450
In-Service Conscientious Objector Claims, 1968
Box 1450
Independent Federation of Flight Attendants v. Zipes, 1988
Box 1450
Indiana Civil Liberties Union v. Indiana War Memorials Commission, 1968-1970
Box 1450
Indiana v. Wardrip, 1973
Box 1450
Indianapolis Free Press v. The City of Indianapolis, 1969
Box 1450
Industrial Security Program, 1967
Box 1451
Industrial Workers of the World v. Clark, Ramsey, 1967-1970
Box 1451
Industrial Workers of the World v. Katzenbach, 1965-1972
Box 1451
Information Digest, 1976
Box 1451
Ingersoll-Rand v. McClendon, 1989-1990
Box 1451
Ingram and Monks v. Ward, 1970-1971
Box 1451
Innis v. Rhode, 1984
Box 1451
Internal Revenue Service Arrests, 1971
Box 1451
Internal Security Act, 1960
Box 1451
International Business Machines: Employment and Discrimination, 1971-1972
Box 1452
International Organization of Masters, Mates, and Pilots v. Brown, 1990
Box 1452
International Organizations Employees Loyalty Board, 1975
Box 1452
International Society for Krishna Consciousness v. City of New York, 1977-1980
Box 1452
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers v. Subversive Action Control Board, 1966
Box 1452
International Union v. Johnson Controls, 1989-1990
Box 1452
International Workers Order v. The New York City Housing Authority, 1952-1953
Box 1452
Iowa v. Nelson, 1970
Box 1452
Ireland v. U.S., 1973
Box 1452
Irey v. Occupational Saftety and Health Administration, 1976
Box 1453
Itzcovitz, Diego R. v. Selective Service Local Board No. 6, 1972
Box 1453
Jabara v. Kelley, et al. (Privacy Act), 1978
Box 1453
Jabara v. Webster, et al., 1980-1983
Box 1453
Jabara v. Webster, et al., 1980-1983
Box 1454
Jackalone v. Andrus, 1979
Box 1454
Jackalone v. Andrus, 1979
Box 1455
Jackman v. Bodine, 1968-1969
Box 1455
Jackson v. Dorrier, 1969-1970
Box 1455
Jackson v. Ogilvie, 1970
Box 1455
Jackson v. Patterson, 1970
Box 1455
Jackson, Wibert v. New York City Transit Authority, 1974
Box 1455
Jacobellis v. Ohio(Censorship of Movie “The Lovers”), 1962
Box 1455
Jacobs v. Indianapolis School Board, 1973-1974
Box 1455
Jacobs, Richard M., 1980
Box 1455
Jaekel v. U.S., 1969
Box 1455
Jagnandan v. Giles, 1974-1976
Box 1455
Jalil v. Hampton, 1974
Box 1455
Jalil v. Hampton, 1974
Box 1456
James v. Valtierra, 1970
Box 1457
Jamison v. Farabee, 1983
Box 1457
Janca v. Hoover, 1973
Box 1457
Janus and Janek v. U.S., 1968
Box 1457
Jean v. Nelson, 1984-1985
Box 1457
Jefferson v. Hackney, 1970-1971
Box 1457
Jenkins, Billy v. State of Georgia, 1973-1974
Box 1457
Jenne, Joel, 1969
Box 1457
Jennings v. ACLU, 1974
Box 1457
Jennings v. ACLU, 1974
Box 1458
Jennings v. Socialist Workers, 1974-1977
Box 1459
Jensen v. Farrell Lines, 1979
Box 1459
Jensen v. Quaring, 1983-1984
Box 1459
Jergeson v. School District No. 7, 1969
Box 1459
Jimenez v. Hidalgo County Water Improvement District, 1972-1973
Box 1459
Jimenez v. Hidalgo County Water Improvement District, 1984
Box 1460
Jimenez v. Hildago County Water Improvement District, 1973-1975
Box 1461
Jiminez v. Naff, 1970
Box 1461
Johnsen, David v. Clark, Ramsey, 1968
Box 1461
Johnson v. Avery, 1967-1968
Box 1461
Johnson v. Eisentrager, 1949-1950
Box 1461
Johnson v. Florida, 1971-1973
Box 1461
Johnson v. Ichord, 1970
Box 1461
Johnson v. Indianapolis, 1970
Box 1461
Johnson v. Rockefeller, 1972-1973
Box 1461
Johnson v. Sanders, 1970
Box 1461
Johnson, Arien v. Hackett, Barry undated Johnson, Arnold, 1970
Box 1461
Johnson, Harvey v. Continental Can Co., 1968
Box 1461
Johnson, Joseph v. State of Minnesota, 1967-1968
Box 1461
Johnson v. Stucker, 1969
Box 1462
Johnson, Bobby G. v. U.S., 1964
Box 1462
Johnson, Sandra D. v. U.S., 1964
Box 1462
Johnson, Smith and Budenheimer v. Texas (Police Brutality--Involuntary Confession), 1962
Box 1462
Johnson v. Virginia, 1972
Box 1463
Joiner, et al. v. Dallas, et al., 1971-1972
Box 1463
Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee v. Clark, Tom, undated
Box 1463
Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee v. McGrath, 1949-1950
Box 1463
Jones v. Board of Education, 1968-1970
Box 1463
Jones v. Board of Regents, 1971
Box 1463
Jones v. Cunningham, 1962
Box 1463
Jones v. Georgetown, 1963
Box 1463
Jones v. Hopper, 1969
Box 1463
Jones, Ashton v. University of Arizona, Board of Regents, 1966
Box 1463
Jones, LeRoi, 1959-1962
Box 1463
Jones v. North Carolina Prisoners Labor Union, 1976-1977
Box 1464
Jones v. Pacific Intermountain Express, 1973-1977
Box 1464
Jones, Joseph L. v. Mayer, Alfred H., 1967-1968
Box 1464
Jones v. Pacific Intermountain Express, 1973-1977
Box 1465
Jones v. Perrigan, 1972
Box 1465
Jones v. Sampson, 1974
Box 1465
Jones v. Shreveport, Louisiana, 1960-1961
Box 1465
Jones v. Snead, 1969
Box 1465
Jones v. Tennessee Board of Education, 1969
Box 1465
Jones, Michael v. U.S., 1981-1982
Box 1465
Jones, Samuel P. v. U.S., 1971
Box 1465
Jones, et al. v. Shaw, 1965
Box 1465
Jordan v. Hutcheson, 1961-1963
Box 1466
Joseph v. U.S., 1972
Box 1466
Junior Chamber of Commerce, Philadelphia v. U.S. Jaycees, 1974
Box 1466
KTYM and WXUR, 1967
Box 1466
Kadrmas v. Dickinson, 1986-1987
Box 1466
Kahanamoku v. Duncan, 1945
Box 1466
Kahn v. Shevin, 1973
Box 1466
Kaimowitz v. Department of Mental Health, 1979-80
Box 1467
Kammerling, et al. v. O'Hagen, 1975
Box 1467
Kangas, Charles v. El Paso Independent School District, Texas, 1968-1969
Box 1467
Kansansky v. Kelley, 1976
Box 1467
Kansas v. Kilpatrick, Kenneth L., 1968
Box 1467
Kanter Case, 1964-1966
Box 1467
Karen H. (a minor) v. Luger, undated
Box 1467
Karlan v. Cincinnati, 1974
Box 1467
Karnow, Stanley, 1974-1975
Box 1467
Karp v. Collins, circa 1969
Box 1467
Karr v. New Jersey, 1972-1973
Box 1467
Karr v. Schmidt, 1970-1972
Box 1467
Karr v. Schmidt, 1970-1972
Box 1468
Kastigar v. U.S., 1971
Box 1468
Katcoff v. Alexander, 1979
Box 1468
Katowitz, Mitchell, 1971
Box 1468
Katz, Charles J., 1967
Box 1468
Katz v. McAulay, 1970-1971
Box 1469
Katz, Charles v. U.S., 1967-1968
Box 1469
Katz, Sandy, 1971
Box 1469
Katzman v. State of Florida, 1977
Box 1469
Kaufman, Ronald James, 1970-71
Box 1469
Kay v. Florida Bar, 1970
Box 1469
Kay, Jean v. Board of Higher Education of the City of New York(Bertrand Russell) undated Kazolias, George, 1979
Box 1469
Keane v. Mihaly, 1970
Box 1469
Keckler, G. et al. v. Shepard, 1965
Box 1469
Keefe v. Organization for a Better Austin, 1970
Box 1469
Keegan v. Delaware, 1976
Box 1469
Kehrli v. Sprinkle, 1975
Box 1469
Kehrli v. Sprinkle, 1971-1976
Box 1470-1472
Kehrli v. Sprinkle, 1975
Box 1473
Kehrli, Colonel Gerald v. v. U.S., 1971
Box 1473
Keith v. Louisiana, 1977-1981
Box 1474
Keith v. Louisiana, 1977-1981
Box 1475
Keller v. State Bar of California, 1988-1989
Box 1475
Kelley v. Campos, 1974
Box 1475
Kelly v. Wilkinson, 1987
Box 1475
Kelly, John et al. v. Wyman, George K., 1967-1968
Box 1475
Kelsch, Daniel, 1969
Box 1475
Kendrick v. Chandler, 1976
Box 1475
Kennedy v. Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs, 1971-1972
Box 1475
Kennedy, Patrick v. Commandant, U.S. Disciplinary Barracks, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, 1966
Box 1475
Kenney v. Haugh, 1971
Box 1475
Kent, Ex Parte, 1972
Box 1475
Kent, Rockwell and Briehl, Walter v. Dulles, John Foster (Passport), 1955-1958
Box 1475
Kent, Rockwell and Briehl, Walter v. Dulles, John Foster (Passport), 1955-1958
Box 1476
Kentucky v. Stincher, 1987
Box 1476
Kentucky v. Taylor, 1972
Box 1476
Kenyatta v. Gray, circa 1971
Box 1476
Kenyatta v. Moore, et al., 1983-1984
Box 1476
Kenyatta v. Virginia, 1971
Box 1476
Kersh v. Bounds, 1974-1975
Box 1476
Keyes v. School District #1, 1971-1972
Box 1476
Kibbe v. City of Springfield, 1985
Box 1476
Kidd and Mills v. Ohio, 1958
Box 1477
Kiiskila v. Nichols, 1969-1970
Box 1477
Kilgore, Gary, 1968
Box 1477
Kimball v. Florida Bar, 1974-1976
Box 1477
Kimball, John P. v. Selective Service, 1967-1968
Box 1477
Kimmelman v. Morrison, 1985
Box 1477
King v. Jones, 1971
Box 1477
King v. Smith, 1967
Box 1477
King v. Tennessee, 1969
Box 1478
Kings Garden v. Federal Communications Commission, 1974
Box 1478
Kingsley Books v. Brown, 1957
Box 1478
Kingsley International Pictures v. Blanc, 1959
Box 1478
Kingsley International Pictures v. Regents of the University of the State of New York, 1959
Box 1478
Kinoy v. Mitchell, 1970-1971
Box 1478
Kinzua Dam Construction, 1959-1962
Box 1478
Kirchberg, J. Michael, 1970
Box 1478
Kirk v. Board of Regents of the University of California, 1969
Box 1478
Kirk v. Wyoming, 1966
Box 1478
Kirker v. Moore, 1970
Box 1478
Kirker v. Moore, 1970
Box 1479
Kirker, Lyle v. More, Arch, 1969-1970
Box 1479
Kirker, Lyle v. More, Arch, 1969-1970
Box 1480
Kirker, Lyle v. More, Arch, 1969-1970
Box 1481
Kirkpatrick v. Abilene, 1982-1983
Box 1481
Kirkwood v. Ellington, 1968
Box 1481
Kirstein v. University of Virginia, 1969-1971
Box 1481
Kirstel v. Maryland, 1970-1972
Box 1481
Kish v. Milwaukee County, 1971
Box 1481
Kissian, Joseph L., 1969-1972
Box 1481
Kissinger v. Anonymous, 1974-1975
Box 1481
Kister v. Ohio Board of Regents, 1973
Box 1481
Kitchell, A.J., 1976
Box 1481
Kittrell, Tewell E. v. U.S., 1971
Box 1482
Kiven, Jack (Security Clearance Revocation), 1964-1966
Box 1482
Klaus v. Blake, 1976
Box 1482
Klein v. Nassau County Medical Center, et al., 1972
Box 1482
Klopfer v. North Carolina, 1966
Box 1482
Klug v. United States, 1969
Box 1482
Knable v. Wilson, 1976
Box 1482
Knauff, Ellen (Deportation), 1949-1953
Box 1483
Knight Publishing Corp. v. Erbe, 1960
Box 1483
Knight, Thomas v. Adelphi University, 1966-1967
Box 1483
Knopf, Alfred v. Colby, William, circa 1974
Box 1483
Koehl v. Resor, 1969-1970
Box 1483
Koelfgen, Joseph M. v. Jackson, John, 1972-1973
Box 1483
Koen v. Long, 1970
Box 1483
Koen v. Long, 1966-1968
Box 1484
Kois v. Wisconsin, 1971
Box 1484
Kolden, Rolf v. Selective Service, 1970-1971
Box 1484
Kolender v. Lawson, 1979-1981
Box 1484
Kolender v. Lawson, 1979-1981
Box 1485
Koonce v. Oklahoma, 1971
Box 1485
Kopczynski, Frank, 1970-1971
Box 1485
Koster, Henry J., undated
Box 1485
Kottka v. Bartlett, 1978
Box 1485
Kramarsky v. Delta Airlines, 1981
Box 1485
Kramer, Morris v. Union School District, 1965-1969
Box 1485
Kramer, Morris v. Union School District, 1967
Box 1486
Krause v. Rhodes, 1976
Box 1486
Krebs, Allen M. v. Ashbrook, John M., 1966-1969
Box 1486
Krebs, Allen M. v. Ashbrook, John M., 1966-1969
Box 1487
Krebs, Allen M. v. Ashbrook, John M., 1966-1969
Box 1488
Kreger, G.J. v. Georgetown School District, 1962-1963
Box 1488
Krein v. R. Krein, 1971
Box 1488
Kreznar and Spector v. U.S., 1962
Box 1488
Kritsis v. Immigration and Naturalization Service, 1967
Box 1488
Kruzel v. Powell, undated
Box 1488
Kuchenbecker v. Black, 1974
Box 1488
Kugler v. Karp, 1970
Box 1488
Kuntsler, William -- Contempt, 1974
Box 1488
Kunz, Carl (Religious Street Preaching), 1947-1951
Box 1488
Kush v. Rutledge, 1980-1982
Box 1488
Kutcher v. Gray, 1948
Box 1488
Kutcher v. Gray, 1950-1951
Box 1489
Kutcher, James, v. Higley, Harvey V., 1955-1956
Box 1489
Kyle v. U.S., 1962
Box 1489
Labine v. Vincent, 1972
Box 1489
Lacey v. Gaver, 1972
Box 1489
Lafferty v. Carter, 1970
Box 1489
Laird v. Tatum, 1968-1971
Box 1489
Laird v. Tatum, 1970
Box 1490
Lakes v. Peterson, 1972
Box 1490
Lakewood v. Cleveland Plain Dealer, 1986
Box 1490
Lakewood v. Lakewood, 1982
Box 1490
Lambrecht, James (Military Justice), 1959-1960
Box 1490
Lamoreux v. Walsh, 1969
Box 1490
Lamourt, Oscar, 1969
Box 1490
Landau v. Fording, undated
Box 1490
Landman v. Royster, 1971
Box 1491
Landman, J., 1971
Box 1491
Landmark Communications v. Virginia, 1976
Box 1491
Lane v. Phend, 1970
Box 1491
Lane v. Texas, 1970
Box 1491
Langdon v. Jaramillo, 1969
Box 1491
Lansdale v. Tyler, 1970
Box 1491
Lantz v. Snouffer, 1969
Box 1492
Lapides, Louis Bernard v. Clark, 1949
Box 1492
Larkin v. Grendel's Den, 1981
Box 1492
Larson v. Valente, 1980
Box 1492
Latney v. Ignatius, 1968
Box 1492
Lauer v., 1056 Lex Corporation(In Re: Brinn, Jessie), 1951-1953
Box 1492
Lauf v. E.G. Shinner and Co., 1937
Box 1493
Laughlin and Forte v. U.S., 1967
Box 1493
Lausche v. Commissioner of Public Welfare and County of Otter Tail, 1974-1975
Box 1493
Law Students Civil Rights Research Council (LSCRRC) v. Wadmond, 1969
Box 1493
Lawrence, Kutcher and Kutcher v. Newark Housing Authority, 1953-1956
Box 1493
Lawrence, Sheldon, 1971
Box 1493
Lawson v. U.S., 1948-1950
Box 1493
Lawyers Constitutional Defense Committee, 1967-1968
Box 1493
Lazar v. Pierce, 1981-1984
Box 1493
Leal v. U.S., 1985
Box 1494
Leary v. U.S., 1968
Box 1494
Leary v. U.S., 1972
Box 1495
Lederer v. Roberts, 1966-1972
Box 1495
Lederer v. U.S., 1982
Box 1495
Lee v. Board of Regents, 1970-1971
Box 1495
Lee v. Falkner, 1969
Box 1495
Lee v. Powell, 1970
Box 1495
Lee, Yau Quinn, 1972
Box 1495
Lefebure v. McNair, 1970
Box 1495
Lefkowitz v. Cunningham, 1976
Box 1495
Lefkowitz v. Independent Northern Klans, 1979-1980
Box 1495
Lefkowitz v. Independent Northern Klans, 1979-1980
Box 1496
Lefkowitz v. Independent Northern Klans, 1975-1977
Box 1497
Lehman v. Shaker Heights, 1973
Box 1497
Lemhi Band (Indians), 1971
Box 1497
Lemmo, John R., 1968
Box 1497
Lemon v. Sloan, 1971
Box 1497
Lemon, Alton J. v. Kurtzman, David H., 1969-1971
Box 1497
Lemon, James, 1976
Box 1497
Leonard v. City of Columbus, 1981-1982
Box 1498
Leonard v. City of Columbus, 1981-1982
Box 1499
Lerner, Max v. Casey, 1957-1958
Box 1499
Lessard v. Schmidt, 1973
Box 1499
Levin, Alan v. Selective Service, 1968
Box 1499
Levinson, Sandra and Schwerner, Nathan B. v. U.S., 1969
Box 1499
Levitt v. Smith, Gerald L.K., 1955
Box 1499
Levitt-Bingham-Morgan v. Indiana, 1964
Box 1499
Levy, Louise v. State of Louisiana, 1967-1970
Box 1499
Levy v. McNamara, 1967
Box 1500
Levy v. Parker, 1969
Box 1500
Levy v. Resor, 1967
Box 1500
Levy v. Resor, 1967
Box 1501
Levy, Howard, 1967
Box 1501
Levy, Howard, 1967
Box 1502
Lewis v. Baxley, 1973
Box 1502
Lewis v. Kugler (Hyland), 1971
Box 1502
Lewis v. Kugler (Hyland), 1971
Box 1503
Lewis v. Lutheran Social Services, 1970-1970
Box 1503
Lewis v. Marston, 1972
Box 1503
Lewis v. U.S., 1974
Box 1503
Leyman v. Lycoming Children Service, 1977-1980
Box 1503
Liadakis v. Immigration and Naturalization Service, 1964-1965
Box 1503
Liberty Mutual Insurance Company v. Wetzel and Ross, 1974
Box 1503
Library of Congress v. Shaw, 1985
Box 1504
License Responsibility to Review Records before Their Broadcast, 1971
Box 1504
Lindahl v. Office of Personnel Management, 1983-1984
Box 1504
Lingo, Joe v. State of Georgia, 1968
Box 1504
Linmark v. Willingboro, 1976-1977
Box 1504
Linzer, Elliot S. et al. v. Selective Service, 1968
Box 1504
Lipps, Gregory, 1969
Box 1504
Lisker v. Kelly, 1970
Box 1504
Little, Larry, 1971
Box 1504
Liuzzo v. U.S., 1980
Box 1504
Livingston v. The Civil Service Commission of the City of Tucson, 1974
Box 1504
Livingston v. U.S., 1972-1973
Box 1505
Lloyd Corporation v. Tanner, 1971-1972
Box 1505
Lloyd v. Board of Education, 1969
Box 1505
Lloyd v. U.S., 1970-1973
Box 1505
Local Union v. McCulloch, 1968
Box 1506
Locks v. Laird, 1971
Box 1506
Locust Club of Rochester v. Rochester, 1965-1967
Box 1506
Lombardi v. Hartford, 1972
Box 1506
Lombardino v. Heyd, 1969
Box 1506
Lombardino v. Heyd, 1969
Box 1507
Long Island Lighting Company v. New York State, 1977
Box 1507
Long Island Vietnam Moratorium Committee v. Cahn, 1970
Box 1507
Loper v. Selective Service, 1967
Box 1507
Lopez v. Wyman, 1975
Box 1507
Lorch, Lee, 1956
Box 1507
Los Angeles v. Davis, 1977-1978
Box 1507
Los Angeles v. Lyons, 1981-1982
Box 1507
Los Angeles v. Vincent, 1986
Box 1508
Louie v. Carlson, 1970-1971
Box 1508
Louisiana v. Hudson, 1969
Box 1508
Love v. Cheyenne, Wyoming, 1978
Box 1508
Loving v. Virginia, 1967
Box 1508
Lovisi v. Slayton, 1973-1976
Box 1508
Lowe v. Eugene Sand and Gravel, 1976-1977
Box 1508
Lowe v. Securities and Exchange Commission, 1983-1984
Box 1508
Lowell v. Sedlacek, 1970
Box 1509
Lubbock Independent School District v. Lubbock Civil Liberties Union, 1979-82
Box 1509
Lubbock v. Lubbock, 1982
Box 1509
Lubin v. Panish, 1972
Box 1509
Lumpkin v. Codd, 1976
Box 1509
Lumpkin v. Codd, 1976
Box 1510
Lunsford, Henry C. v. Laird, Melvin, 1969-1971
Box 1510
Luros v. California, 1968
Box 1510
Lusby v. Virginia, 1968-1972
Box 1510
Luscomb v. Bowker, 1955-56
Box 1511
Luthardt v. State of Maryland, 1968-1969
Box 1511
Lyman v. Swartley, 1973-1974
Box 1511
Lynch v. Donnelly, 1982-83
Box 1511
Lynch v. Gilmore, 1971
Box 1511
Lynch, Charles C. v. State of Maryland, 1966-1968
Box 1511
Lynd v. Chicago, 1970
Box 1511
Lynd, Staughton, 1975
Box 1512
Lyng v. Northwest Indian Cemetery Protective Association, 1987
Box 1512
Lyng v. United Auto Workers (UAW), 1986
Box 1512
Lytle v. McCain, 1974-1976
Box 1512
MacMillen v. U.S., 1977
Box 1512
Mackey, Argyle v. Mendoza-Martinez, Francisco (Naturalization), 1959-1961
Box 1512
Madden v. ACLU, 1971
Box 1512
Madden, Michael J., 1971
Box 1512
Madison (City of ) v. Wisconsin Employment Relations Committee, 1976
Box 1512
Magill v. Lynch, 1977-1978
Box 1512
Magaziner v. Montemuro, 1971
Box 1513
Maher v. Cockrel, 1969
Box 1513
Maher v. Roe, 1975
Box 1513
Maine v. Gellers, 1977
Box 1513
Maine v. Macdonald, 1964-1965
Box 1513
Maine v. Moulton, 1984
Box 1513
Maine v. Thiboutot, 1979-1980
Box 1513
Mair, Brian, 1969-1970
Box 1513
Maleng v. Cook, 1988
Box 1513
Malley v. Briggs, 1984-1986
Box 1514
Mallisham v. Kyle, 1970
Box 1514
Malloy v. Hogan, 1963
Box 1514
Malnouri v. Whiteman, 1956
Box 1514
Malone v. Secretary of Army, 1973
Box 1514
Malone v. U.S., 1974
Box 1514
Maloney, Shaun, 1968
Box 1514
Manard v. Miller, 1971
Box 1514
Maness v. Wainwright, 1975-1977
Box 1514
Mann v. Smith, 1973
Box 1514
Mann, Daulton v. Vermont Education Buildings Finance Agency, 1968-1969
Box 1514
Mapp v. Ohio, 1961
Box 1514
Marazul Tours, Inc., matters of, 1984
Box 1514
Marbaugh, et al., undated
Box 1514
Marchetti v. U.S., 1974
Box 1514
Marchetti v. U.S., 1974
Box 1515
Marchetti v. U.S., 1974
Box 1516
Marchetti, Victor, 1972
Box 1516
Marchetti, Victor, 1974
Box 1517
Marchetti, Victor, 1971-1972
Box 1518
Marchetti, Victor, 1971-1972
Box 1519
Marcoccio v. Crossman, 1985-1987
Box 1519
Marek v. Chesney, 1983-1984
Box 1520
Mariana Islands, 1974
Box 1520
Mariette, Vicki v. McPhee, Eugene, 1968
Box 1520
Markovics v. Selective Service, 1969
Box 1520
Marks, Herman F., 1967-1968
Box 1520
Marquez v. Kiley, 1973
Box 1520
Marquez v. Marks, 1973-1975
Box 1520
Marquez v. Marks, 1973-1975
Box 1521
Marquez v. Marks, 1973-1975
Box 1522
Marsh v. Chambers, 1982
Box 1522
Marshall v. Barlow, 1976-1977
Box 1522
Marshall v. Barlow, 1976-1977
Box 1523
Marshall v. Holmes, 1974
Box 1523
Marshall v. Oliver, MacDougal and Richmond Professional Institute, 1966
Box 1523
Martin v. Duffie, 1971-1972
Box 1524
Martin v. Wilks, 1987
Box 1524
Martinez v. Texas, 1972
Box 1524
Martinez-Fuerte v. U.S., 1975
Box 1524
Martire v. Connecticut Selective Service Board, 1970
Box 1524
Marvin, Walter Jr., 1966-1969
Box 1524
Maryland People's Party v. Mandel, 1972
Box 1525
Maryland v. Macon, 1984
Box 1525
Maryland v. Munson, 1982
Box 1525
Mascavage v. Schlesinger, 1973
Box 1525
Mason v. Peyton, 1968-1969
Box 1525
Massachusetts v. Dorius, 1961
Box 1525
Massachusetts v. Feeney, 1976
Box 1525
Massachusetts v. Laird, 1970
Box 1525
Massachusetts v. Painteen, 1967
Box 1525
Massachusetts v. Sheppard, 1982-1983
Box 1525
Massachusetts v. Sheppard, 1983
Box 1526
Massachusetts v. Wiseman, Frederick (Titticutt Follies), 1969
Box 1526
Mathews v. Diaz, 1974
Box 1526
Mathews v. Massell, 1973
Box 1526
Mathis v. Alabama, 1973
Box 1526
Mathis, Loraine v. Purchase Area Economic Opportunity Council, 1969
Box 1526
Matlovich v. Secretary of Air Force, 1976
Box 1526
Matson v. Margiotti, 1950-1952
Box 1527
Mattern, Richard, 1968
Box 1527
Matthews, Robin, 1968
Box 1527
Mattiello v. Connecticut, 1967
Box 1527
Mattis v. Kisling, 1976
Box 1527
Mattis v. Kisling, 1976
Box 1528
Mattis v. Schnarr and Marek, 1975-1984
Box 1529
Maxwell, William L. v. Bishop, O.E., 1968-1969
Box 1529
Mayberry v. Pennsylvania, 1970
Box 1529
Mayes v. Texas, 1973
Box 1529
Maynard v. Wooley, 1976
Box 1529
McAlister v. Kleindienst, 1972
Box 1529
McAndrew v. U.S., 1971
Box 1529
McBride, Joseph v. Coast Guard, 1962-1968
Box 1529
McBride, Joseph v. Coast Guard, 1960-1967
Box 1530
McCain v. Abel, 1973
Box 1530
McCain v. Lybrand, 1974-1982
Box 1530
McCain, Thomas C., 1976
Box 1530
McCanna, Henry v. Silis, Arthur, 1968
Box 1530
McCarthy v. U.S., 1969
Box 1530
McClellan v. McSurely, circa 1979-1980
Box 1530
McConnell v. Anderson, 1971
Box 1531
McCotter v. Petty, 1986
Box 1531
McCoy v. Wisconsin C.A., 1987
Box 1531
McDaniel v. Paty, 1976-1977
Box 1531
McDaniel v. Sanchez, 1979-1980
Box 1531
McDonald v. Smith, 1982-1986
Box 1531
McDonald's (Hamburgers), 1976
Box 1531
McDonough, John P., 1971
Box 1532
McFadden v. Selective Service Local Board No. 40, 1969-1970
Box 1532
McGaw v. Farrow, 1972
Box 1532
McGee, v. v. U.S., 1970-1972
Box 1532
McGhee v. Sipes, 1947
Box 1533
McGloin v. U.S., 1959-1960
Box 1533
McGlotten v. Connally, 1971-1972
Box 1533
McGlotten v. Kennedy, 1970-1972
Box 1533
McGuire v. New York Telephone, 1974
Box 1533
McIntyre v. Hoblinski, 1959
Box 1533
McKart, Jack v. U.S., 1968-1969
Box 1533
McKenna v. Fargo, 1977
Box 1533
McKinney v. Walker, 1976
Box 1533
McLain v. Meier, 1980
Box 1533
McLaurin v. Oklahoma Regents, 1949
Box 1533
McLean v. Arkansas, 1980-1982
Box 1533
McLean v. Arkansas Board of Education, 1980-1984
Box 1534-1535
McLean v. Arkansas Board of Education, 1983-1984
Box 1536
McLeod v. Mississippi, 1969
Box 1536
McLucas v. Dechamplain, 1974
Box 1536
McLucas v. MacDougall, 1972
Box 1536
McLucas v. Palmer, 1969-1970
Box 1536
McMann v. Ross, 1969
Box 1536
McNamara v. San Diego ACLU(amicus brief), 1987
Box 1537
McNary (Immigration and Naturalization Service) v. Jean, 1989
Box 1537
McPhaul v. U.S., 1960
Box 1537
McRae v. Harris, circa 1979
Box 1537
McReynolds v. Christenberry, 1965
Box 1537
McSurely, Alan, 1971
Box 1537
McSurely, Alan v. Ratliff, Thomas B., 1967
Box 1537
Media, Pennsylvania, 1970
Box 1537
Medical Rights-Suspension of Licenses for Contempt of Congress, 1952
Box 1538
Medical and Health Research Association v. Heckler, 1981-1984
Box 1538
Meese v. Abbott, 1988
Box 1538
Meese v. Keene, 1985-1986
Box 1539
Meiners v. Duffy, 1975-1976
Box 1539
Meisel and Fitch v. U.S., 1973
Box 1539
Melikan v. Advent, 1969
Box 1539
Mellon, Patricia, et al. v. Richardson, 1971
Box 1539
Melton v. Young, 1971-1973
Box 1539
Meltzer v. Board of Public Instruction of Orange County, Florida, 1977
Box 1539
Meltzer v. Board of Public Instruction of Orange County, Florida, 1970
Box 1540
Memorial Hospital v. Maricope, 1972-1973
Box 1540
Mempa v. Rhay, 1966
Box 1540
Memphis Board of Censors, 1971
Box 1540
Memphis Schools v. Stachura, 1985
Box 1540
Menard v. Mitchell, 1972
Box 1540
Mendenhall, James, 1970
Box 1540
Menin v. Menin, 1975
Box 1540
Mental Health Law Project, 1965
Box 1540
Mercado v. Rockefeller, 1974
Box 1540
Merhige v. U.S. Board of Parole, 1973-1974
Box 1540
Messinger, Irwin I., 1969
Box 1540
Metromedia v. San Diego, 1980
Box 1541
Mexican-American Federation v. Naff, 1969
Box 1541
Meyer v. City of Chicago, 1970
Box 1541
Meyer v. Oklahoma City, 1971
Box 1541
Meyers v. Aldredge, 1972-1973
Box 1541
Meyers v. Grant ACLU Amicus Brief, 1987
Box 1541
Meyers v. U.S., 1969-1971
Box 1541
Michael H. and Victoria D v. Gerald D. (all minors), 1987
Box 1542
Michael M. (a minor) v. California, 1978-1980
Box 1542
Michaelson, Alvin S. (Grand Jury Appearance), 1984
Box 1542
Michigan “Shared-time” Case, 1963-1969
Box 1542
Michigan v. Cochrel, 1970
Box 1542
Michigan v. Crockard, John E., 1952-1957
Box 1542
Michigan v. De Fillippo, 1978
Box 1543
Michigan v. Harvey, 1988-1989
Box 1543
Michigan v. Hoyt, 1967
Box 1543
Michigan v. Lane, 1976
Box 1543
Michigan v. Lee, undated
Box 1543
Michigan v. Mallory and Copeland, 1965
Box 1543
Michigan v. Pedroza, 1959
Box 1543
Michigan v. Sinclair, 1971
Box 1543
Michigan v. Summers, 1979-1981
Box 1543
Michigan v. Tucker, 1973
Box 1543
Michigan v. Walker, 1967
Box 1543
Michigan v. Williams, Burl, 1967
Box 1543
Michigan v. Winegar, William, 1966
Box 1543
Michigan Department of State Police v. Sitz, 1986-1989
Box 1544
Mickey v. California, 1970
Box 1544
Micronesia, 1975
Box 1544
Middlesex County Ethics Committee v. Garden State Bar Association, 1981-1982
Box 1544
Middlesex Zoning Cases, 1976
Box 1544
Midwest Video Corporation v. FCC Cable Television, 1970-1971
Box 1544
Migra v. Warren City School District, 1982-1983
Box 1544
Mikell v. Williston, 1967-1972
Box 1544
Mikulecky v. Sedita, 1968-1970
Box 1545
Milkovich v. Lorain Journal Co., 1989
Box 1545
Millenson v. New Hotel Monteleone, 1972
Box 1545
Miller v. California, 1970
Box 1545
Miller v. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), 1981
Box 1545
Miller v. Cox, 1972
Box 1545
Miller v. Cox, 1972
Box 1546
Miller v. Fenton, 1984-1985
Box 1546
Miller v. Florida, 1986
Box 1546
Miller v. Love, 1973-1974
Box 1546
Miller v. U.S., 1965-1966
Box 1547
Miller v. Zoeller, 1969
Box 1547
Miller, Anthony, 1974
Box 1547
Mills v. Alabama, 1963-1965
Box 1547
Minacini v. Strongsville Schools, 1974
Box 1547
Mini-riot Case (Bridgeport, Connecticut), 1971
Box 1547
Minnapolis Star v. Minnesota, 1981
Box 1547
Minnesota Civil Liberties Union v. Minnesota, 1972-1977
Box 1547
Minnesota v. Forichette, John W., 1968
Box 1547
Minnesota v. Fredkove, 1953
Box 1547
Minnesota v. Harrison, 1970
Box 1547
Minnesota v. Rountree, 1970
Box 1547
Minnesota v. Sachs and Miller, 1967
Box 1547
Minnesota v. Witherill, 1969
Box 1547
Minnesota Civil Liberties Union v. Minnesota, 1972-1977
Box 1548
Minnesota Draft Case, 1983
Box 1548
Minnesota Public Interest Research Group v. Selective Service System, 1982-1984
Box 1548
Minnesota Public Interest Research Group v. Selective Service System, 1982-1984
Box 1549
Minnick v. California, 1979-1980
Box 1549
Miranda v. Arizona, 1966
Box 1549
Mississippi v. Bass, 1965-1967
Box 1549
Mississippi Gay Alliance v. Goudelock, 1974-1976
Box 1550
Mississippi v. Bass, 1965-1967
Box 1550
Mississippi v. Jones, John H., 1967
Box 1550
Mississippi v. Price, Willie L., 1968-1969
Box 1550
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party, 1965
Box 1550
Missouri v. Davidson, 1969
Box 1550
Missouri v. Wiley, 1975
Box 1550
Mitchell, Charlene v. Donovan, Joseph, 1969-1970
Box 1551
Mitchell, Charlene v. Donovan, Joseph, 1969-1970
Box 1552
Mitchell v. Los Angeles, 1983-1985
Box 1552
Mitchell v. Mandel, 1970-1972
Box 1552
Mitchell v. Nixon, 1971
Box 1552
Mitchell v. U.S., 1970-1972
Box 1552
Mitchell, William v. Vincent, L.L., 1968
Box 1553
Moller v. Tarr, 1972
Box 1553
Monmouth County People's Coalition for Peace and Justice v. Middletown, 1979-1980
Box 1553
Monroe v. Trustees of California State College, 1970
Box 1553
Montanye v. Haymes, 1974-1977
Box 1553
Montgomery, Joseph v. State of Florida, 1967
Box 1553
Montoya v. Bolack, 1962
Box 1553
Moody v. Alabama, 1982
Box 1553
Moon Case, 1971-1972
Box 1553
Moon and Kamiyama v. U.S., 1983
Box 1553
Moon and Kamiyama v. U.S., 1983
Box 1554
Mooney v. Gaines, 1969
Box 1554
Moore v. Black Panther Party, 1981
Box 1554
Moore v. Board of Elections, 1970
Box 1554
Moore v. Hinton, 1974
Box 1554
Moore v. Illinois, 1969-76
Box 1554
Moore v. Jamieson, circa 1974
Box 1554
Moore v. Schlesinger, 1973-1975
Box 1554
Moore v. Smith, 1961
Box 1554
Moore, James v. State of Illinois, 1968-1969
Box 1554
Morales v. Texas, 1968-1969
Box 1555
Moran v. Burbine, 1984-85
Box 1555
Moratorium Committee v. Cahn, 1970
Box 1555
Moreno v. Department of Agriculture, 1972
Box 1555
Morgan v. Hayth, 1970
Box 1555
Morgan v. Hayth, 1972
Box 1556
Morgan v. Ohio, 1971
Box 1556
Morgan, John P., et al. v. Katzenbach, et al., 1965
Box 1556
Morgan, Len, 1976
Box 1556
Morico v. U.S., 1968-1969
Box 1556
Morico v. U.S., 1968-1969
Box 1557
Morin, Gary v. Garra, Victor, 1968
Box 1557
Morovich v. U.S., 1969
Box 1557
Morris Novelty Co. v. United Industrial Workers, 1965
Box 1558
Morris v. Schoonfield, 1969
Box 1558
Morris v. Sullivan, 1973-1975
Box 1558
Morris, Newbold, 1969
Box 1558
Morrisey v. Brewer, 1971
Box 1558
Morrisseau, Dennis, 1968
Box 1558
Morrisey v. Brewer, 1971
Box 1559
Morrissey v. Curran, 1973
Box 1559
Morrow v. District of Columbia, 1972
Box 1559
Morse v. Secretary of Army, 1972-1973
Box 1559
Morse, Wayne, et al. v. Clifford, Clark, et al., 1968
Box 1559
Morton v. Mancari, 1973
Box 1560
Mosley v. Chicago Police, 1971-1972
Box 1560
Mosley v. Commanding Officer, 1971-1972
Box 1560
Mosley, Dennis, 1971
Box 1560
Most, Elizabeth, 1975
Box 1560
Mother Jones, 1983
Box 1560
Ms. Magazine, 1975
Box 1560
Mueller and Noyes v. Allen, et al., 1982
Box 1560
Mueller and Noyes v. Allen, et al., 1982
Box 1561
Mueller and Noyes v. Allen, et al., 1982
Box 1562
Mueller v. Brown, 1969
Box 1562
Muhammad Ali v. State Athletic Commission, 1972
Box 1562
Muir v. Alabama, 1980-1982
Box 1562
Mulloy, Joseph T. v. U.S., 1969-1971
Box 1562
Muncaster v. U.S., 1972
Box 1562
Mundt v. U.S., 1974
Box 1562
Munro v. Elk Rapido School, 1969-1971
Box 1562
Munro v. Socialist Worker's Party, 1984-1985
Box 1562
Munro v. Socialist Worker's Party, 1984-1985
Box 1563
Munson v. South Dakota, 1969-1970
Box 1563
Murgia v. Massachusetts, 1974-1975
Box 1563
Murphy v. Hunt, 1980
Box 1563
Murphy v. International Union of Operational Engineers, 1973
Box 1563
Murphy v. Hunt, 1980
Box 1564
Murphy v. Pocatello School, 1969-1971
Box 1564
Murray v. Giarratano, 1988
Box 1564
Murray v. Macy, 1969
Box 1564
Murray v. U.S., 1986-1987
Box 1564
Murray, Leonard F. v. Macy, John W., 1967-1969
Box 1564
Murray, Stephen Bruce v. Blatchford, Joseph, et al., 1967-1970
Box 1564
Murray, Stephen Bruce v. Vaughn, Jack H., 1967-1970
Box 1565
Muskie v. Agee, 1980
Box 1565
Muskie v. Agee, 1980
Box 1566
Mutual of Omaha v. Novak, 1984-1985
Box 1567
Myers v. Arcata Union High School, circa 1967
Box 1567
Myers v. Castellano, 1976
Box 1567
Nadeau v. Robbins, 1971
Box 1567
Naim v. Naim, 1955
Box 1567
Nation v. Haig, 1982-1983
Box 1567
Nation, The, et al., 1972
Box 1567
Nation, the ban from New York City school libraries, 1949
Box 1567
NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) v. Chattanooga, 1982
Box 1567
NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) v. Claiborne Hardware, 1981
Box 1567
NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) v. Claiborne Hardware, 1976
Box 1568
NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) v. Federal Power Commission, 1973
Box 1568
National Association of Letter Carriers v. Blount, 1972-1973
Box 1568
National Committee to Defend the Panthers v. Leary, 1970
Box 1568
Non-Government Organization: Commission on Disarmament, 1982
Box 1568
National Conservative Political Action Committee, 1983
Box 1569
National Defense Student Loans, 1970
Box 1569
National Gay Task Force, 1977
Box 1569
National Institute of Justice, 1972-1974
Box 1569
National Labor Relations Board v. Miranda Fuel Company, 1963
Box 1569
National Labor Relations Board v. Sears, Roebuck and Company, 1974
Box 1569
National Lawyers Guild v. Attorney General, 1982-1983
Box 1570-1571
National Lawyers Guild v. Attorney General, 1989
Box 1572
National League of Cities v. Usery, 1976
Box 1572
National Martime Union Election Monitoring Project, 1973
Box 1572
National Organization for Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML) v. Wilson, 1973
Box 1572
National Peace Action Committee, 1971
Box 1572
National Socialists' White People's Party (NSWPP) v. Ringers, 1973
Box 1572
National Socialists' White People's Party v. Southern New England Telephone Company, 1975
Box 1572
National States Rights Party v. John Birch Society, 1964
Box 1573
National Student Association v. Hershey, Lewis, 1966-1969
Box 1573
National Student Association v. Hershey, Lewis, 1966-1969
Box 1574
National Youth Alliance, 1976-1977
Box 1574
Nationwide Communication v. Backus, 1977
Box 1574
Native American Church v. Navajo Tribal Council, 1956,1960s
Box 1574
Navarra, John, 1971
Box 1574
Navy v. Egan, 1981-1987
Box 1574
Navy v. Egan, 1968
Box 1575
Neal, Don Jesse (Prisoner's Habeas Corpus), 1955
Box 1575
Nebraska Press v. Stuart, 1975
Box 1575
Nebraska v. Rambler, 1974
Box 1575
Nechin, Robert, 1971
Box 1575
Neight v. Dartmouth College, 1971
Box 1575
Neil v. Biggers, 1971-1972
Box 1576
Nelson and Globe v. Los Angeles, 1959
Box 1576
Nelson v. Iowa, 1970
Box 1576
Nelson v. U.S., 1956
Box 1576
Network Project v. Corporation for Public Broadcasting, circa 1975
Box 1576

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