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The Papers of John Ritchie III
Collection of miscellaneous professional papers, mainly of correspondence concerning legal education and the publication of his texts on Decedents’ States and Trusts and the history of the University of Virginia School of Law: The One Hundred Years. Also, there are files related to his deanships at Washington University in St. Louis, the University of Wisconsin, Northwestern University, and some memorabilia.
The Papers of Judge Edward S. Smith
The Papers of Judge Thomas C. Gordon, Jr
This collection (1965-1991) contains correspondence, memoranda, notebooks, lectures on legal writing, memorabilia and eleven paintings.
The Papers of Marion K. Kellogg
Collection of correspondence, programs, photographs and newspaper clippings of the Uruguayan Seminar (1960) and the Bolivian Seminar (1961) taught at the University of Virginia School of Law.
The Papers of Monrad G. Paulsen
This collection (1940-1976) contains professional correspondence related to the Juvenile Court Project (1973) and juvenile courts; law and poverty; personal correspondence; some student papers and lecture notes.
The Papers of Peter Low (Working Materials for the Commission on Constitutional Revision)
Correspondence, memoranda, minutes and research papers from the Legislative and Judicial subcommittee of the Commission on Constitutional Revision (1967-1968) that Peter Low and student assistants Nancy Buc, Judith Ann Arlt, Richard Hogan, and Gail Marshall compiled.
The Papers of Professor Carl McFarland
Professional legal papers that document McFarland's work in administrative law at the Department of Justice, the Hoover Commission, the Virginia Administrative Procedure Act and as President of the University of Montana. There is correspondence, research materials, student notebooks and miscellaneous materials.
The Papers of Professor Thomas R. White, III
Personal files related to the University of Virginia Senate Executive Council and other related UVA committee files.
The Papers of Robert T. Barton, Jr. re: Law Alumni Association [1958-1980]
Small collection of correspondence (1958-1980) between Barton and University of Virginia President Edgar F. Shannon Jr., other UVA officials and the Law Alumni Association.
The Papers of Saleem A. Shah, 1952-1992
The Papers of Solicitors J. M. Shugar and A. W. Vaisey, 1850 (1875-1900) - 1914
Legal papers (1832-1914) from the probate and property law practice of English solicitors John Merritt Shugar and Arthur William Vaisey, 1850-1914. Includes conveyances, enfranchisements, indentures, title abstracts, wills and related correspondence. The papers concern client transactions in the village of Tring and the towns of Berkhamstead and Hemel Hempstead in western Hertfordshire.
The Paul von Bergen Collection re Prosecution of Japanese War Criminals (Yokohama Trials)
Small collection of statements of Japanese individuals.war criminals.
The Peter L. Paull Collection of Faculty Photographs and Libel Show Programs
Collection of photographs and programs related to the Libel Show.
The Post-Conviction Assistance Project (P-CAP) records
The R. D. Garner International Military Tribunal for the Far East [IMTFE] Memorabilia Collection
Collection of IMTFE memorabilia contains photographs, diagram of court room, facebook of Japanese defendants, newspaper clippings, insignias, lapel badges pins, WWII mounted ribbon bars and a cap.
The Robert Korver Manuscript Collection of 19th Century Lawyers
Small collection (1854-1900) of correspondence of five nineteenth century legal figures.
The Shotwell Collection, 1823-1836; 1842-1888; Cadiz, Ohio
Nineteenth century legal records from an attorney from Ohio.
The Virginia Eagle records
The Virginia Eagle was founded in 2002 as a “non-partisan political quarterly published by the University of Virginia School of Law.” Stephanie Russek, Ian Bryan, Lynne C. Fogarty, Kevin G. Ritz and Joseph Tubin were the founders of the new student publication that "wanted to explore the events that unfold far outside of our bucolic quadrangle, in “The Real World”.”
The Virginia Eagle had a short life and became inactive in 2004.