Papers of Arthur Eugene Sutherland, 1923-1972 (inclusive), 1950-1972 (bulk).

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Papers of Arthur Eugene Sutherland, 1923-1972 (inclusive), 1950-1972 (bulk).

1950-1972

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Correspondence, memoranda, lectures, mss., drafts, and galley proofs of writings and speeches, research notes, outlines, bibliographies, legislative and legal documents, judicial decisions, reports, teaching material, newspaper clippings, printed matter, phonograph records, tapes, photos, and other papers, relating to Sutherland's teaching, writing, research and professional activities, and to his interest in constitutional law. Includes teaching notes for courses he offered at Cornell Law School, Harvard Law School, and Harvard College; notes, drafts, and research material for The Law at Harvard (1967), Lawyer in America, and Sutherland's section of the 3d ed. (1967) of Constitutional Law: Cases and Other Problems, edited by Paul A. Freund; and material relating to his work as reporter-in-chief and consultant for American Law Institute's Model Code of Pre-arraignment Procedure (1959-1965), chairman of a committee appointed by Gov. John Volpe to study Massachusetts' Sunday laws, and chairman of a committee of Harvard Law School faculty which arranged the 1955 conference, Government Under Law, held at the school.

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