Inventory of the American Civil Liberties Union of North Carolina Records, 1960-2005 and undated
North Carolina affiliate of the American Civil Liberties Union, founded in 1969 and based in Raleigh.
The records of the American Civil Liberties Union of North Carolina (ACLU of N.C.) date from the 1960s to the mid-2000s. The collection is organized into the following series: ACLU Historical Files, Executive Director Files, Legal Program, Audiovisual Material, and Print Material. The files primarily focus on the investigation and prosecution of cases related to civil rights, public education relating to civil liberties, and lobbying for civil liberties and human rights. Materials include correspondence files from the Excecutive Director's office and other units in the ACLU of N.C., thousands of case files; administrative files on cases, operations, and attorney's activities; lobbying and subject files; and printed matter and other records relating to outreach and public education activities. There are also some slides, videocassette and audiocassette recordings, and electronic files. Topics include: the civil rights and legal status of legally under-represented groups such as juveniles and high school students, prisoners, gays, and immigrants; education and academic freedoms; religious freedom and separation of church and state; freedom of expression (including desecration of the flag); racial inequalities and injustices; reproductive rights; women's rights; police misconduct and the legality of search procedures; drug testing and the decriminalization of drugs; voting rights, including issues surrounding reapportionment; and workers' rights, including unionization. There are also files on the Ku Klux Klan, Confederate displays, and right-wing organizations. Many of these issues span decades of ACLU involvement. Researchers consulting case files and any other materials should be aware of privacy laws that govern the publication and use of these records. Acquired as part of the Human Rights Archive at Duke University.
- Repository
- David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University
- Creator
- American Civil Liberties Union of North Carolina.
- Title
- American Civil Liberties Union of North Carolina Records, 1960-2005 and undated
- Language of Material
- English
- Extent
- 217.5 Linear Feet, Approximately 135,000 Items
- Location
- For current information on the location of
these materials, please consult the Library's online catalog.
The records of the American Civil Liberties Union of North Carolina (ACLU of NC) span forty years, from its inception in the early 1960s to its activities in the mid-2000s. The files provide documentation on nearly all aspects of the organization's operations, primarily focusing on the investigation of cases related to civil rights and many related issues, the legal prosecution of cases, public education relating to civil liberties, and lobbying for civil liberties and human rights. Materials include correspondence files from the Excecutive Director's office and other units in the ACLU of NC, beginning from the earliest years; thousands of case files dating from 1969 through the mid-2000s; the legal assistant's files on cases, operations, and attorney's activities; lobbying and subject files; and printed matter and other records relating to the ACLU-NC's outreach and public education activities. There are also some slides related to arts cases, videocassette and audiocassette recordings, and electronic files. Commonly recurring social and legal issues to which the ACLU of NC dedicated its efforts and resources include but are not limited to: the civil rights and legal status of legally under-represented groups such as juveniles and high school students, prisoners, gays, and immigrants; education and academic freedoms; religious freedom and separation of church and state; freedom of expression (including desecration of the flag); racial inequalities and injustices; reproductive rights; women's rights; police misconduct and the legality of search procedures; drug testing and the decriminalization of drugs; voting rights, including issues surrounding reapportionment; and workers' rights, including unionization. There are also many files on the Ku Klux Klan, Confederate displays, and right-wing organizations in NC
The collection is open to use. However, researchers consulting case files and any other materials in this collection should be aware of privacy laws that govern the publication and use of these records, especially in the case of third party information. Most personal names have been removed from case file titles in this web-accessible collection guide. The full version is available only to on-site researchers.
The Legal Program Series, the largest series in the collection at 260 boxes, chiefly consists of court case and other investigations files, and were created and maintained by the branch of the ACLU of NC called the North Carolina Legal Foundation. The files were marked variously as coming from the Office of the Legal Counsel or the Legal Program. These files were kept in their original order, which was generally chronological, though there are many overlapping series and fragmented sequences, some of which are alphabetical. When possible, the nature of the case or investigation is noted in a few words for each entry; keyword searching is the best means to discover names or topics (e.g., parental consent, prayer, 1st Amendment, employee, free speech, etc.).
Files in the Executive Director Office Series (90 boxes) refer to meetings, annual ACLU national conferences, litigation and political action strategizing, fundraising, and membership, and contain many individual legislative and court case files maintained by the Executive Director's Office (who at times in the ACLU of NC's history also served as the Legal Director). Extensive research and "issues" files, as they were often called, found both in the Legal Program and Executive Office Series, were most often used to support the case and investigative work, and therefore cover topics similar to the case files. Other subject files reflect the Executive Director's efforts to learn about issues relating to other affiliates of the ACLU.
Smaller but significant components of the collection include the Audiovisual Material Series, housing videocassettes and audio recordings, and the Print Material Series, which houses publications, clippings, reports, and other print material created by the ACLU of NC as well as material from other organizations. A nearly complete run of the ACLU of NC's newsletter, Liberty, can be found here, as well as multiple issues from such publications as Prison Law Monitor, Veteran's Advocate, and Youth Law News. Other publications are filed by topic. Many press releases, clippings, and files related to media relations are found in the Executive Director Office Series, and to a lesser extent in the Legal Program Series.
Researchers interested in the earliest history of the ACLU of NC should consult the small Historical Files Series which contains a 1970 history of the organization written by Daniel Pollitt and George Scheer, as well as copies of the original founding documents of incorporation, board and legal foundation meeting minutes from the 1960s to the 1980s, and other files. More complete files of early correspondence, meetings, and legal cases dating from the 1960s and 1970s can be found in other series.
Acquired as part of the Human Rights Archive at Duke University.
Access Restrictions
Collection is open for research.
However, collection contains materials to which the Acknowledgment of Legal Responsibilities and Privacy Rights form applies, particularly attorney-client files, court records, and other third-party information. Patrons must sign this form before using this collection. Researchers should not release name-identifiable information about living persons without their prior permission. Most personal names have been removed from case file titles in this web-accessible collection guide. The full version is available only to on-site researchers who should request it at the reference desk.
Original audiovisual and electronic materials are closed to patron use. Use copies must be made before contents can be accessed.
All or portions of this collection may be housed off-site in Duke University's Library Service Center. Consequently, there may be a 24-hour delay in obtaining these materials.
Please contact Research Services staff before visiting the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library to use this collection.
Use Restrictions
The copyright interests in this collection have not been transferred to Duke University. For more information, consult the copyright section of the Regulations and Procedures of the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library.
Smallest series includes photocopies of original incorporation papers, by-laws, a history of the NCCLU written by Daniel Pollitt and George Scheer in 1970, and other documents relating to the organization's earliest years of formation, when it was known as the NCCLU. Filed in the front of the folder is a list of Executive Directors with term years, and other key individuals in the organization. Additional early records from the 1960s and 1970s can be found in the other main series.
Arranged by rough chronological period relating to Executive Directors in office during that period. Arranged in the following groupings: chronological subseries by decade, beginning with the 1970s; followed by Board of Trustees Subseries; and finally, the Publicity and Media Subseries. The original chronological groupings, some arranged internally in alphabetical order, were maintained by Executive Office staff and chiefly consisted of administrative files, correspondence files, requests for legal assistance (including rejections), and subject folders used for personal research and development, or in direct support of accepted cases. The presence of case files is explained partly by the fact that for some time the Executive Director functioned simultaneously as the Legal Director; later on, these two positions were again separate administrative functions, after which most of the case files were maintained by the Office of Legal Counsel, or the Legal Program, as it became known. See also the Legal Program Series.
Contents represent the activities of the ACLU of NC during its earliest years. For other early files concerning the foundation of what was then termed the NCCLU, see the ACLU Historical Files Series.
Primarily the correspondence files of Rosemary Yardley and Jane S. Patterson, who served successively as executive office assistant.
ACLU News Release, 1968 July 30
Box 2
Atkins v. City of Charlotte
Box 2
Attacks on ACLU and NCCLU
Box 2
Biennial Conference Reports
Box 2
Bumper, Wayne Darnell, case
Box 2
Cases involved in other than prisoners
Box 2
Citizens Against Legalized Murder
Box 2
Civil disobedience discussion
Box 2
Collins v. Alexander County Board of Education
Box 2
Correspondence from affiliate agencies
Box 2
Correspondence from ACLU until 1968 Jan.
Box 2
Correspondence to ACLU until 1968 Jan.
Box 2
Correspondence to members
Box 2
Correspondence with membership and public
Box 3
Councils on Human Relations, the Association of
Box 3
Director addresses, commuter sheets
Box 3
Early loose correspondence, legal case information on religion in schools, 1969 Nov.
Box 3
Financial reports from National
Box 3
General business [finances]
Box 3
Legislative Committee, State and National
Box 3
Loose correspondence, Gardner, 1969
Box 3
March meeting of membership
Box 3
Membership drive
(2 folders)
Box 3
Membership mailing, 1968 Jan.-Mar.
Box 3
Membership mailing, 1968 Mar.
(2 folders)
Box 3
Newsletter, 1966-1967 (correspondence and 2 photos)
Box 3
Newsletters from affiliates, Sen. Ervin
Box 3
Newspaper clippings, civil liberties, 1969-1970
Box 3
1969 Nominating Committee, Board of Directors
Box 3
Position papers from ACLU
Box 3
Prisoner mail: refusal, 1968
Box 4
Prison system: jail system
Box 4
Request letters from individuals concerned: prisoner refusal
Box 4
Selective Service Law Institute
Box 4
Williams, Rev. Frank, case
Box 4
Primarily the correspondence and subject files of Norman B. Smith as Executive Secretary (i.e. Director) and General Counsel and of Kate Erwin as Executive Secretary. Arranged in some rough alphabetical order.
Inside ACLU newsletters, 1968-1969
Box 4
Legal pamphlet, Know Your Rights (correspondence about)
Box 5
Legislative recommendations
Box 5
Miscellaneous correspondence files
(folders 1-9 of 14)
Box 5
Miscellaneous correspondence files
(folders 10-14 of 14)
Box 6
Set of files kept by the NCCLU, arranged in alphabetical order. Includes subject files, committee minutes and working papers, and memos to affiliates. This is followed by ACLU of NC Executive Office subject files in random order as received.
Academic Freedom Committee minutes and working papers, 1969
Box 6
Art and Communication Division, minutes and working papers, 1969
Box 6
Board minutes and working papers, 1969
Box 6
Church-State Committee minutes and working papers
Box 6
Communication Committee minutes and working papers
Box 6
Due Process Committee minutes and working papers
Box 7
Equality Committee minutes and working papers
Box 7
Free Speech/Association Committee minutes and working papers
Box 7
Labor Committee minutes and working papers
Box 7
Planning and Steering Committee minutes and working papers
Box 7
Press Releases Board statements and legislative testimonies
Box 7
Privacy Committee minutes and working papers
Box 7
Voter residency requirements (Blumstein b. Ellington)
Box 7
Winston-Salem Obscenity Ordinance
Box 7
Freedom of belief/expression/association
Box 7
Censorship/obscenity-books, newspapers, Post Office, Customs Bureau
Box 7
Motion pictures and plays
Box 7
Education/scholarship denials
Box 7
Religion/church-state/education
Box 7
Public issues (religion/church-state), birth control, etc.
Box 7
Religious conscience (oaths, religious conscientious objection)
Box 7
Freedom of speech/association (passports-visas-citizens)
Box 7
Congressional investigation committees
Box 7
Internal security measures (i.e. loyalty oaths, communism)
Box 7
The vote: elections/ballots (including reapportionments, etc.)
Box 7
Right of assembly (including demonstrations)
Box 7
Labor/employment (also internal union democracy)
Box 7
Miscellaneous: freedom of belief/expression/association
Box 7
Conscientious objection to particular wars (and drafts)
Box 7
Equality before the law (race relations and minorities)
Box 7
Private organizational discrimination
Box 8
Court proceedings: discrimination against Negroes, indigents and minorities
Box 8
Welfare recipients: indigents, poor
Box 8
Legislative investing committees
Box 8
Executive branch administration
Box 8
Police practices: wiretapping
Box 8
All other illegal police practices
Box 8
Outside organizations and publications
Box 9
Pamphlets, leaflets, statements, etc.
Box 9
Biennial conference (substantive)
Box 9
Affiliate, Board of Directors: general correspondence
Box 9
Affiliate board committees
Box 9
Potential affiliate chapters
Box 9
Executive trips to National Office
Box 9
Affiliate office materials
Box 9
Conferences and chapter celebrations
Box 9
Biennial Conference arrangements (non-substantive)
Box 9
Organizational/educational/informational matters
Box 9
Membership Department: general
Box 10
Comments by members or others
Box 10
Contributions, resignations
Box 10
Public Relations Department: general
Box 10
Requests for speakers (yes)
Box 10
Attacks and commendations
Box 10
Office administration: general
Box 10
Personnel employment application
Box 10
Executive indeterminate mail (unsubstantive)
Box 10
Primarily the correspondence, administrative, and subject files of Betsy Brinson as Executive Secretary (i.e., Director). Includes Board of Directors files as well as reports, newsletters, publicity, and conference files. Arranged internally in original alphabetical order.
Academic Freedom Committee
Box 10
Biennial Report and Conference
Box 10
Board of Directors--minutes
Box 11
Board of Directors--miscellaneous
Box 11
Communications Media Committee
Box 11
Current membership income
Box 11
Free Speech/Association Committee
Box 11
Memos to NCCLU-reports and statements
Box 11
Position papers-prepared for Biennial Conference
Box 11
Board appointments and related correspondence
Box 12
Chapter development and by-laws
Box 12
Correspondence, ACLU, 1970
Box 12
Correspondence, membership, 1970
Box 12
Correspondence, miscellaneous, 1970
Box 12
Correspondence, other affiliates (minutes, etc.)
Box 12
Fundraising and membership
Box 12
Leadership Conferences on Civil Rights
Box 12
Letter samples for mailing
Box 12
Membership questionnaires
Box 12
National Committee Against Repressive Legislation
Box 13
Newsletters, other affiliates
(2 folders)
Box 13
Nominations for Board of Directors, 1971
Box 13
North Carolinians Against the Death Penalty
Box 13
Organized Crime Control Act, S. 30
Box 13
Press releases, other affiliates, 1970
Box 13
Promotional materials and literature
Box 13
Related articles and pamphlets, 1970
Box 13
Senate Subcommittee on Constitutional Rights
Box 13
Primarily the files of Betsy Brinson as Executive Secretary. Includes Board of Directors correspondence and press releases, as well as numerous subject files. Arranged in original alphabetical order.
Academic Freedom Committee Minutes
Box 13
Board of Directors, minutes
Box 14
Church-State Committee, minutes
Box 14
Communication Media Committee, minutes
Box 14
Due Process Committee, minutes
Box 14
Equality Committee, minutes
Box 14
Free Speech/Association Committee, minutes
Box 14
Leadership Conference on Civil Rights bulletins
Box 14
Legislative correspondence, national
Box 14
National Committee Against Repressive Legislation
Box 14
Speeches, articles, special reports
(2 folders)
Box 15
Women's rights
(2 folders)
Box 15
Primarily the files of Betsy Brinson as Executive Secretary. Arranged in alphabetical order.
Annual Meeting and nominations, 1973
Box 15
Chapter correspondence and materials
Box 15
Impeach Nixon Campaign
(2 folders)
Box 16
Legislative Committee planning and correspondence
Box 16
Legislature correspondence
Box 16
Miscellaneous solicitations
Box 16
NC Political Prisoners Committee
Box 16
Nuclear reactor materials
Box 16
Women's rights correspondence
Box 16
Wright, Marion, correspondence
Box 16
Primarily the files of Betsy Brinson, Executive Secretary (e.g. Director) and George Gardner as Executive Director; arranged in original alphabetical order.
ACLU correspondence (National Office)
Box 16
Behavior Modification, Butner Facility
(folder 1 of 2)
Box 16
Behavior Modification, Butner Facility
(folder 2 of 2)
Box 17
Budget and Finance Committee
Box 17
Chapter board members, chapter offices
Box 17
Criminal victim compensation
Box 17
Every-Member-Get-A-Member Campaign
Box 17
Family Education Rights and Privacy Act of 1974
Box 17
Fox, Herman, correspondence
Box 17
NC Political Prisoners Committee
Box 17
Parks, Mrs. Helen (letters of George Cleland)
Box 17
Student rights
(2 folders)
Box 17
Summer Internship Program
Box 17
Primarily the files of George Gardner as executive director; arranged in original alphabetical order.
ACLU list of issues before Subject Matter Committee
Box 18
ACLU National Board Executive Committee
Box 18
ACLU Washington Legislative Office
Box 18
Benefit concert, Paul Sebo
Box 18
Board correspondence, NCCLU
Box 18
Board resolutions, committee reports
Box 18
Book orders, posters, etc.
Box 18
Civil Liberties, ACLU newsletter
Box 18
Civil Liberties Review, subscription campaign
Box 18
Committee on Laws, focused education, NC
Box 18
Employee benefits, National Office Program
Box 19
General correspondence
(2 folders)
Box 19
Legal director, ACLU litigation
Box 19
Legislative brochure, 1975
Box 19
Legislative Committee, national legislation
Box 19
Legislative Program, 1976, NCCLU
Box 19
Long Range Planning Committee
Box 20
National Development Council
Box 20
National Military Discharge Upgrade Project
Box 20
Newsletters, NCCLU Chapters
Box 20
Newspaper clippings
(folder 1 of 2)
Box 20
Newspaper clippings
(folder 2 of 2)
Box 21
Nominating Committee, vita, 1976
Box 21
North Carolina black lawyers
Box 21
North Carolina Legal Defense Fund
Box 21
Personnel Committee, NCCLU
Box 21
Press releases, NCCLU
(2 folders)
Box 21
Primary membership responsibility
Box 21
Requests for assistance, 1975
Box 21
Requests for assistance, 1976
(2 folders)
Box 21
Southern Affiliate Conference
Box 22
Southern Regional Office, ACLU
Box 22
Suspended, purged renewal effort
Box 22
Unitarian-Universalist mail lists
Box 22
Primarily the files of George Gardner as executive director. In original alphabetical order.
ACLU Board and Executive Committee minutes, 1977
Box 22
ACLU National Board/Executive Committee
Box 22
ACLU staff liaison (Jay Miller)
Box 22
ACLU Washington Legislative Office
Box 22
Affiliates, correspondence
Box 22
Board correspondence, NCCLU
Box 22
Executive Director's Conference, 1977
Box 23
Frank Porter Graham Award
Box 23
General correspondence
(2 folders)
Box 23
Inmate Grievance Committee
Box 23
Legal Director, ACLU, litigation
Box 23
Legislative Committee, NCCLU
Box 23
National Development Council/Steering Committee, NDC
Box 23
Newspaper clippings, 1976-1977
Box 23
Requests for assistance
(folders 1-3 of 5)
Box 23
Requests for assistance
(folders 4-5 of 5
Box 24
Southern Regional Office, ACLU
Box 24
Steering/Development Committee, NDC
Box 24
Primarily the files of George Gardner as executive director. In alphabetical order.
ACLU National Board/Executive Committee
(3 folders)
Box 24
ACLU executive director correspondence
Box 24
ACLU Washington Legislative Office
Box 24
Affiliates correspondence
Box 24
Board agendas and meetings
Box 25
Board correspondence, NCCLU
Box 25
Committee appointments, NCCLU
Box 25
Farmworkers Legal Service of NC
Box 25
General correspondence, incl. telegram from ACLU-NC to Jesse Helms
(2 folders)
Box 25
Inmate Grievance Committee (F. Morrison)
Box 25
Legal committee, NCCLU litigation
Box 25
Liberty, NCCLU newsletter
Box 25
Newspaper clippings
(2 folders)
Box 26
Requests for assistance
(4 folders)
Box 26
Includes many files assembled by the first Executive Director, Norman B. Smith, but the bulk of the files are from the 1980s and were assembled during George Gardner's term. The majority of the materials take the form of correspondence, chiefly relating to ACLU (national and regional), attorney activities, committee work, and case files either for litigation or investigation.
Primarily the files of George Gardner. Arranged in original alphabetical order.
ACLU Executive Director's correspondence
Box 27
ACLU National Board, Executive Committee
Box 27
Children's Rights Committee
Box 27
General correspondence
(2 folders)
Box 27
Membership Committee: minutes and monthly reports
Box 27
Requests for assistance
(folders 1-2 of 3)
Box 27
Requests for assistance
(folder 3 of 3)
Box 28
Chiefly the files of George Gardner. Arranged in original alphabetical sequence.
ACLU correspondence and memoranda
Box 28
Affiliate chapter relations
Box 28
Annual reports: chapter committee
Box 28
Board agendas, meetings, and minutes
Box 28
Dialogues on Justice in Greensboro
Box 28
General correspondence, 1981
Box 28
General correspondence, 1982
Box 29
Glasser, Ira (1981 Apr. visit)
Box 29
Legislation, national
(2 folders)
Box 29
Membership Development Conference, Washington, 1982
Box 29
Membership questionnaires
Box 29
Primary membership responsibility
Box 29
Washington legislative office
Box 30
From the files of George Gardner. Arranged in alphabetical order.
Board agenda and memoranda
Box 30
Membership development: direct mail campaign
Box 30
Almost all are correspondence and administrative files kept by Gardner, with a few assembled by Norman Smith during his earlier tenure as Executive Director and dating from the 1970s.
Abortion and Woman's Choice Materials, 1977-1982
Box 31
Biennial Conference, 1985
Box 31
NCCLU Board of Directors Materials, 1984-1986
Box 31
Campbell University Law School
Box 31
Chapters, Development, 1976-1986
Box 31
Asheville-Henderson Chapter, 1978-1986
Box 31
Charlotte, 1977-1984
(2 folders)
Box 32
Cumulative Membership Income (CMI)
Box 32
Cumulative Membership Income
Box 32
Fairs, NCCLU Fund Raisers
Box 32
Farmworkers Legal Services of NC
Box 32
Greensboro Justice Fund, CWP Suit, ACLU
Box 32
North Carolina Humanities Committee
Box 33
NCCLU, Cooperating Attorneys
Box 33
Civil Liberties, Miscellaneous
Box 33
Civil Liberties, Accounting
Box 33
Miscellaneous papers and minutes
Box 33
Budgets, notes and clippings
Box 33
NCCLU Correspondence, 1982
Box 33
1982, Rejections for assistance or legal aid
Box 34
Copying requests and charges
Box 34
1983, Rejections for assistance or legal service
Box 34
1983, Requests for assistance
Box 34
Miscellaneous cases, 1983
Box 34
Articles on Second Amendment
Box 35
Legal committee, 1978-1984
Box 35
Legal committee, 1981-1986
Box 35
Legal committee, materials
Box 35
Legal department, ACLU lawyer
Box 35
Legal director and counsel, ACLU
Box 35
Litigation, Coble/Webster v. Proffitt [empty folder]
Box 35
Cooperating attorneys, guidelines, fees, etc.
Box 35
Misc. files, 1978
Includes correspondence between the NCCLU and politicians, citizens asking for assistance, and members. Also includes receipts from misc. transactions and some legal documents
Box 36
Misc. files, 1977
Includes some legal documents, receipts, and correspondence.
Box 36
Correspondence and documents concerning misc. prisoners
Box 36
Legal documents and correspondence about cases and/or requests for assistance.
(3 folders)
Box 36
Norman Smith, rejection letters and case files
Box 37
Norman Smith, correspondence
Box 37
Norman Smith, misc. files
Includes correspondence, legislation, newsletters, and other documents.
Box 37
From unmarked file
Includes briefs, newspaper clippings and correspondence. Mostly from Norman Smith.
(5 folders)
Box 37
From unmarked file
Includes documents about issues, litigation, correspondence, receipts, etc. Mostly from Norman Smith.
(3 folders)
Box 37
Misc. files
Includes documents on the issues of marijuana use and name change, resignation letter of Betsy Brinson, and newspaper clippings
Box 38
Board of directors, chapter presidents
Box 38
Misc. files
Includes the Journal for Scholastic Media, Volume XXVI No. 5, and the Liberty newsletter, Vol. 17 No. 2.
Box 38
Includes correspondence, notes, and legal documents about several cases.
Hazel, Fred and Spaulding, Mary
Box 38
Miscellaneous legal files
Box 38
NCCLU newsletters, 1968-1984
Box 39
Board of Directors, minutes and budgets, 1969-1981
Box 39
Board of Directors, minutes and budgets, 1970-1980
Box 39
NCCLU Newsletters 1966-1988, misc. correspondence and legal documents
Box 39
Agendas and Minutes, 1984-1987
Includes minutes and agendas from the Board of Directors meetings, Finance Committee meetings, and Legal Committee meetings.
Box 39
ACLU National Office Correspondence, 1983-1986
(4 folders)
Box 40
Board President correspondence, 1975-1984
(2 folders)
Box 40
Committee correspondence, 1981-1986
Box 40
General correspondence, 1977-1986
(2 folders)
Box 40
General correspondence, 1980-1986
(2 folders)
Box 41
NCCLU correspondence, 1985-1986
Box 41
NCCLU Executive Committee, Board of Directors, 1981-1982
Box 41
Correspondence, 1981-1982
(2 folders)
Box 41
CLU - 1982 requests for assistance
Box 41
Letters from attorneys, 1982
Box 41
Letters to attorneys, 1982
Box 41
Letters from attorneys and memos, 1983
Box 41
CLU miscellaneous data and correspondence, 1982
Box 41
CLU correspondence re: other publications, 1982
Box 42
Letters from attorneys, 1985
Box 42
Memorandums from attorneys, 1985
Box 42
Rejections for assistance or legal aid, 1985
Box 42
NCCLU requesting assistance, 1985
Box 42
Memoranda from attorneys, 1984
Box 42
Rejections for assistance or legal aid, 1984
Box 42
Requests for assistance, 1984
(2 folders)
Box 42
Letters from attorneys, 1984
Box 42
Cooperating attorney correspondence
Box 42
CLU rejections for assistance or legal aid, 1981
Box 43
Letters from attorneys, 1981
Box 43
Letters to attorneys, 1981
Box 43
CLU miscellaneous data and correspondence, 1981
Box 43
Advice and opinions, 1981
Box 43
CLU requests for assistance, 1980
Box 43
Rejections for assistance and/or legal aid, 1980
Box 43
Letters from attorneys, 1980
Box 43
Letters to attorneys, 1980
Box 43
Correspondence re: liberty, 1980 [the newsletter?]
Box 43
Advice and opinions (requests and answers), 1980
Box 43
NCCLU Legal Foundation, Inc., correspondence, reports, etc.
Box 43
Requesting assistance, 1986
Box 43
General Correspondence, 1986
Box 43
Requests for aid, 1980-1981
(3 folders)
Box 43
Misc. legal correspondence, 1973-1975
Box 44
Norman B. Smith, General CLU correspondence, 1971-1977
Box 44
Misc. correspondence, 1973-1974
(2 folders)
Box 44
George Gardner, CLU general correspondence
Box 44
ACLU correspondence and memos, 1980s
(2 folders)
Box 44
The largest subcategory in the Executive Office Series, this subseries chiefly comprises files assembled and maintained during the tenure of Deborah Ross, the ACLU of NC's Executive Director during the 1990s, for some time also serving as Legal Director. Subdivided into Board Meetings and Issues Files, loosely according to the original Executive office's filing subdivisions.
Minutes and agendas of ACLU of NC Executive Board meetings and Legal Foundation Board meetings, often mixed in one folder. Files usually contain many other materials relating to meeting agendas, including national office memos, reports, board guidelines and bylaws, requests for legal aid, testimony, and correspondence. Very often there are multiple meetings represented in one folder. Several of the board meetings are retreats, and several are from the annual board meetings, held in the spring. Meetings were held in cities such as Durham, Greensboro, and Chapel Hill. Some active Legal Foundation Board meeting participants are Robert M. Elliot (President, Newman, and Simpson (most documents only specify last name), and active Board of Director meeting participants are Moore, Newman, and Jim Fuller. The Legal Foundation Board meetings discuss fundraising, organizational growth, and progress on cases. Cases include the repeal of the NC Crimes Against Nature Statute (lesbian and gay issues) and the display of the Confederate flag (free speech issues). The Board of Directors meetings discussed budgeting, fundraising, personnel policies, and what cases to accept or reject. Proposed cases include issues of religious instruction in public schools, search warrants for an entire block, picketing the neighborhood and home of an abortion practitioner, educational equality, the War on Drugs, and AIDS. Arranged in chronological order. Other Legal Committee meeting files can be located in the Legal Program Series.
Board meetings, 1988-1990
Box 45
Board meetings, 1991-1992
Box 46
Board meetings, 1991-1993
Box 47
Identified as subject files assembled by Deborah Ross, the Executive Director during most of the 1990s, or by her assistants. Subjects range widely, with some folders containing material dating back to 1965, though most date between the late 1980s to the late 1990s. A large section (beginning at Box 83) consists of media files - clippings and news releases on particular subjects, in addition to files on the ACLU of NC's media relations guides and files). These resource files were used heavily in support of NCCLU activities, including the legal work with which Ross was involved - for a time she was also Legal Director. Arranged in original groupings as received: some in no apparent organizational order, others are in alphabetical arrangements (for example, beginning with Box 73).
Reproductive freedom and women's rights projects, 1982-1992
(5 folders)
Box 48
Free speech, tobacco advertising, 1975-1990
Box 48
Workplace, lifestyle discrimination, 1991-1992
(3 folders)
Box 48
Worker's rights, worker's bill of rights, clippings, 1977-1983
Box 48
Single-standard defense of civil liberties, Alan Reitman, 1987 Nov.
Box 49
Strip search, Greensboro, 1994 May
Box 49
Lobby, NCCLU, 1965-1986
(16 folders)
Box 49
Lobby, NCCLU, 1987-1988
(2 folders)
Box 50
Legislature, 1989
(2 folders)
Box 50
Fetal protection, 1990-1991
(2 folders)
Box 50
Choice, 1991-1992
(3 folders)
Box 50
State abortion fund, 1988-1990
Box 51
Public education, campus groups, 1992-1994
(2 folders)
Box 51
Guardians of Liberty, letters, 1993-1994
Box 51
Worker's rights project, 1986-1994
Box 51
Drugs, decriminalization, testing, 1986-1993
(3 folders)
Box 51
Race, 1991-1994 (Racial Justice Act, affirmative action, and reparations)
(9 folders)
Box 52
Police, abusive, 1989-1993
Box 52
ACLU national board, ballots and biographies, 1992-1994
Box 53
Strossen, Nadine, 1991-1993
(2 folders)
Box 53
Privacy and technology, 1993
Box 53
School prayer and baccalaureate services, 1993
Box 53
School vouchers, 1993-1994
Box 53
Lobby, central file, 1994
Box 54
Equal Employment Opportunity Act, 1994
Box 54
Whistleblower Protection legislative kit, 1994
Box 54
Guardians of Liberty, letters, 1994
Box 54
ACLU-NC, development history, membership, 1971-1994
Box 54
Art auction, ACLU fundraiser
Box 54
Children's Rights Committee, 1995
Box 54
Educational Equity Committee
Box 54
Gay and lesbian rights, 1993-1994
(2 folders)
Box 54
Taxpayer rights, Hackney, 1993
Box 54
Redistricting Wake schools, 1991
Box 54
Voters rights, 1993-1994
(3 folders)
Box 55
Legislative committee, lobby, 1990-1991
Box 55
Censorship, Franklin High, Macon County, 1994
Box 55
Sexuality education, 1994
Box 55
Youth, 1991-1994 (curfews, dress codes, violence and TV)
(3 folders)
Box 55
Charity checklist, 1988-1991
Box 55
Consultants/reports, 1978-1987
Box 55
Presidents of the ACLU, 1994
Box 55
Religious rights, 1992-1993
(3 folders)
Box 56
Legal Committee, 1984-1992 (includes guidelines for acceptance of cases)
(2 folders)
Box 56
Human Rights Committee, 1991-1994
(folders 1-3 of 6)
Box 56
Human Rights Committee, 1991-1994
(folders 3-6 of 6)
Box 57
Gardner, George, 1975-1987
Box 57
Simpson, William, 1986-1990
Box 57
Schneider, Flo, 1981-1988
Box 57
Landmines resolution, 1994
Box 57
Suicide, privacy/autonomy, 1994
Box 57
Public opinion, crime, 1987
Box 58
Privacy, 1988-1994
(2 folders)
Box 58
1st Amendment
Includes indecent exposure and 1st Amendment report.
(11 folders)
Box 59
1st amendment
(11 folders)
Box 60
Affirmative action
(4 folders)
Box 60
Arts funding, Mecklenburg/ Guilford
(6 folders)
Box 61
Burke County adult entertainment ordinance
Box 61
Separation of church and state/religious discrimination issues, Jonathan Hill
(3 folders)
Box 61
Civil Rights Act, recent developments in 1983 law, 1996
(4 folders)
Box 61
Courts, DA calendar control
Box 62
Supreme Court term, 1995-1996
Box 62
Religious freedom in courtroom cases, 1996
Box 62
Picketing in front of courthouse
Box 62
Curfew and Title VI, 2000
Includes several folders on Lumberton County curfew.
(8 folders)
Box 62
Drug tax assessment, issues, Goldsmith
(10 folders)
[Diskette removed and contents mounted to library server. Consult with a reference archivist for access. Files must be screened for confidential material before access can be granted.]
Box 63
Silvestri, Richard
(5 folders)
Box 63
Department of Motor Vehicles
(3 folders)
Box 64
Drug testing, Winston-Salem
(10 folders)
Box 64
Due process, speedy trial
Box 65
Gay/Lesbian rights
(5 folders)
Box 65
Hate mail (includes photographic material)
Box 65
Internet, censorship, pornography
(2 folders)
Box 65
Immigrants
(5 folders)
[Diskette removed and contents mounted to library server. Consult with a reference archivist for access. Files must be screened for confidential material before access can be granted.]
Box 65
Political contributions
(2 folders)
Box 66
Campaign finance, Asian-Americans
Box 67
Children's rights committee
Box 67
Carolina patriots, Goldsmith
Box 67
Sex offenders
(2 folders)
Box 67
Public duty doctrine and state tort act, 1998
Box 67
Prisoner religious complaints
(6 folders)
Box 67
Prisoners' legal services
[Diskette removed and contents mounted to library server. Consult with a reference archivist for access. Files must be screened for confidential material before access can be granted.]
Box 67
Prisoners' rights
(16 folders)
Box 68
Public TV issues
(7 folders)
Box 68
Ten Commandments issue, 1996-2000, court documents
(21 folders)
Boxes 69
Ten Commandments issue, cont.
(8 folders)
Box 70
Safelight, red light traffic cameras
Box 70
School/student rights
(11 folders)
Box 70
Schools and student rights
Contains multiple folders on dress codes, drug testing, school expulsions, searches, and vouchers.
(24 folders)
Boxes 71
Schools and student rights, free speech
(4 folders)
Box 72
Strategic Litigation Against Public Participation (SLAPP) suit, 1st amendment
(4 folders)
Box 72
Voting rights, 1994-1995
(2 folders)
Box 72
Women's rights
(5 folders)
Box 72
Parental notice laws
[Diskette removed and contents mounted to library server. Consult with a reference archivist for access. Files must be screened for confidential material before access can be granted.]
Box 73
CLE Materials, 1995-2000
(2 folders)
Box 73
Alliance for good government, 1998-1999
(2 folders)
Box 73
Alternative schools and programs
Box 73
Armstrong, Catherine, 89-038
Gerald Beaver, Sample PLDG/Research. 42 USC, 1983.
Box 73
Attorney fees, cases
(2 folders)
Box 73
Attorney General and superior court judges (ethics)
(3 folders)
Box 74
Campaign Finance
(3 folders)
Box 75
Chavez v. Illinois State Police
Box 75
First amendment, Law/Cases Re: Discovery
Box 75
Constitutional rights, Durham, 1983
(3 folders)
Box 76
Trial and post-conviction
(3 folders)
Box 76
Organizing against the death penalty
Box 77
DWB, 1996-2000
(3 folders)
Box 79
EEOC, Technical assistance manual, ADA
(2 folders)
Box 79
Educating Our Children, Journal of Common Sense, 1999
Box 79
Eleventh amendment, govt. cannot be sued, 1983, Official/in development
Box 79
Emergency contraceptives
(2 folders)
Box 79
Rutan v. Republican Party
Box 79
Content based restrictions
Box 80
Privacy rights cases, various, 1989-1993
Box 80
Fourth Amendment Public buildings, cases, etc., ad. searches
Box 80
Governor's Study Commission Report on NC Public Schools, 1968
(2 folders)
Box 80
Greensboro Chapter, 1994-1996
Box 80
Juvenile justice and children's rights
Box 81
Legislative Senate bills, 1995
(3 folders)
Box 82
Long range planning committee, 1997
Box 82
Male academies, 1991-1992
Box 83
Affirmative action / Discrimination
Box 83
Due process / Criminal justice
Box 83
Housing/Homeless/Poor/Mentally ill
Box 83
ACLU/ACLU-NC "Fax all timely news clips to Phill Cutts"
Box 84
Native American Marriage License, 2000
(3 folders)
Box 84
Negligence, prisoners' rights and suing state governments
Box 84
North Carolina Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts (NCVLA), 1994-1997
Box 84
NCCLU: Executor of the Bill of Rights
Box 85
NC Right to Life v. Leake
Box 85
Parental consent, teen health
Box 85
Pregnant women and alcohol abuse
(2 folders)
Box 85
Keeping pregnant and parenting teens in school
Box 86
Private prison construct, 2001
Box 86
Reapportionment, 1991-1993
(folders 1 of 5)
Box 86
Reapportionment, 1991-1993
(folders 2-5)
Box 87
Confederate flag, Durham student, 1988
Box 87
Searches and seizures cases, 1988-1994
Box 88
Search and seizure, 4th amendment
(2 folders)
Box 88
Sex discrimination and school sports
(2 folders)
Box 88
Sex ed. info, final, 2001
Box 88
Sexual harassment and 1st amendment
Box 88
Supervisory liability, prisoners' rights, 1983
Box 89
Ten Commandments
(4 folders)
Box 89
UNC board of governors, voting rights
Box 89
Voting rights
(folders 1-6 of 15)
Box 89
Voting rights
(folders 7-15 of 15)
Box 90
11th amendment, state is not a person, Michigan, 1988
Box 90
Women's rights, 1991-1996
(2 folders)
Box 91
The largest series in the collection comprises all administrative and case files assembled and maintained by staff affiliated with the ACLU of NC's legal arm, beginning from its earliest years of formation in the late 1960s, through the mid-2000s. Arranged in the following subseries, described more fully below: General Counsel Office (64 boxes); Case Files (128 boxes); Legal Committee (8 boxes); and Paralegal Files (60 boxes).
To find specific content over many decades of files, keyword search strategies may prove useful; each case or subject folder typically uses key words to describe case or topic (e.g., prayer in school, discrimination, 1st Amendment, prisoners' rights, etc.). Several searches using different terms work best. A reference archivist is available for assistance.
Generally, personal names have been removed from case file titles in this public, web-accessible collection guide. A full version is available to on site researchers; privacy laws apply to all materials.
These earliest files were administered by the North Carolina Legal Foundation, the branch of the ACLU of NC that handled all litigation and legal investigations. The records belong chiefly to Norman B. Smith, General Counsel (later known as Legal Director), mixed in with other early legal directors (who often served at the same time as Executive Director). In addition to case files, to which the majority belong or are related, there are also administrative files, correspondence, conference files, and files on programs such as summer internships. In original alphabetical arrangements, or in order as received. Subdivided into these groupings: General Files, 1971-1974; Cases Closed, 1968-1974; Requests for Assistance, 1968-1973; General Counsel Prisoners' Rights Project, 1974-1975; and Cases Closed, 1975-1980.
ACLU Lawyer's Conference, 1973
Box 92
Attorneys fees: payment of as condition of suspended sentence
Box 92
Chapters of NCCLU, general
Box 92
Civil Rights organizations, general
Box 92
Confessions and guilty pleas
Box 92
Corporate banking resolution
Box 92
Court appointed attorneys
Box 92
Daly, George: miscellaneous, correspondence, briefs, etc.
Box 92
Ford, Captain Frederick W.
Box 93
Greenville County Humane Society
Box 93
Guilford County Humane Society
Box 93
Inmate Grievance Commission
Box 93
Jobs 1970: consortium agreement
Box 93
Legislative program, 1973
Box 93
Mental health: Department of Motor Vehicles
Box 93
Mental health legislation
Box 93
Military: Concerned Officers Movement
Box 93
The National Prison Project (Al Bronstein)
Box 94
NCCLU Legal Foundation: litigation, general
Box 94
NCCLU Legal Foundation: taxes
Box 94
North Carolina Police Executives Association: proposed legislation
Box 94
North Carolina State University: employment discrimination
Box 94
Police misconduct: sub-file
Box 94
Political: campaigning, etc.
Box 95
Pollitt, Professor Daniel, general correspondence
Box 95
Pre-sentence Diagnostic Study, NCCLU
Box 95
Prisoners: medical treatment
Box 95
Prisoners: access rights to newspaper, radio, television, etc.
Box 95
Public use infringement (public parks, etc.)
Box 95
Publications, articles, NCCLU
Box 95
Rights of children with special learning needs
Box 95
Robeson County Board of Education
Box 95
Salary garnishment for National Defense Student Loans
Box 95
Smith, Norman B., correspondence
Box 95
Summer internship program
Box 95
Transcripts for prisoners
Box 95
University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Box 95
Volunteer attorneys, researchers, etc., NCCLU
Box 95
Voting requirements, general
Box 95
Women's rights in military
Box 95
The largest group of files relates to nuclear power and lawsuit against Atomic Energy Commission. Original alphabetical arrangement.
Conduct unbecoming an officer
(2 folders)
Box 96
Housing discrimination, racial discrimination
Box 96
Prisoner's rights, illegal detention, mental health
Box 96
Freedom of assembly
(folder 1 of 5)
Box 96
Freedom of assembly
(folders 2-5 of 5)
Box 97
Freedom of speech, freedom of assembly
Box 97
Freedom of press, freedom of speech, freedom of peaceable association
Box 97
Freedom of press, freedom of speech
Box 97
Cain, Charles J., et al. v. Robert Morgan, etc., et al.
Box 97
Carolina Environmental Study Group v. The United States of America and the United States Atomic Energy Commission
(folders 1-2 of 3)
Box 97
Carolina Environmental Study Group v. The United States of America and the United States Atomic Energy Commission
(folder 3 of 3)
Box 98
CESG v. USA and USAEC (United States Court of Appeals for District of Columbia): pleadings
Box 98
Newsletters, clippings, etc.
Box 98
Technical materials, radiological
Includes files on radioactive emission and storage of radioactive waste.
Box 98
Technical materials, general information on nuclear power
(2 folders)
Box 98
Energy budget and alternative sources of energy
Box 98
Final environmental statement for McGuire Nuclear Station
Box 98
Reactor breach, China syndrome
Box 99
Catawba Nuclear Power Station, York County, S.C.
Box 99
Barnwell, S.C., nuclear fuel reprocessing facility
Box 99
Pleadings, CESG v. AEC (District Court, Charlotte)
Box 99
Ralph Nader et al. v. Dixy Lee Ray et al., Carolina Power and Light et al., intervener-defendants, and General Electric Co., intervener-defendant.
Box 99
Proceedings before the AEC
Box 99
Freedom of expression, public school dress code
Box 100
Housing discrimination, religious freedom
Box 100
Death penalty
(2 folders)
Box 100
Freedom of expression, prisoners' rights
Box 100
Involuntary plea, right to proper counsel
(folders 1-3 of 5)
Box 100
Involuntary plea, right to proper counsel
(folders 4-5 of 5)
Box 101
Attempt to ban all R and X films from drive-in theater (obscenity, freedom of speech)
(3 folders)
Box 101
Alamance County, harrassment and discrimination against person with long hair at Holly Hills Mall
Box 101
Seizure by prison guards of correspondence and print material relating to Prisoners' Union business
(2 folders)
Box 101
Resident versus non-resident taxpayers' rights
Box 101
Depriving convicted felon of right to vote
(1 of 3 folders)
Box 101
Depriving convicted felon of right to vote
(2-3 of 3 folders)
Box 102
Denial of habeas corpus by State of NC
(3 folders)
Box 102
Suit against mental health treatment center at Butner Correctional Facility, still under construction
Box 102
Denial of right to run for school board in Lincoln County, NC
Box 102
Notes, articles, photographs
(folder 1 of 3)
Box 102
Prisoners' rights, review of personal file
(folder 1 of 2)
Box 103
Prisoners' rights, review of personal file
(folder 2 of 2)
Box 104
Separation of church and state, "So help me God" in oath
Box 104
Freedom of speech, freedom of press, freedom of assembly
Box 104
Greenville Police Department case, illegal search and seizure
Box 104
Prisoners' rights, medical care
(2 folders)
Box 104
Conscientious objection
(4 folders)
Box 104
Discriminatory enforcement
Box 104
Imprisonment for nonpayment of fines and court costs
Box 105
Inquisition case, freedom of speech, freedom of press
Box 105
Prisoners' rights, medical care
Box 105
Miscellaneous and correspondence
Box 105
Freedom of the press
(folder 1 of 4)
Box 105
Freedom of the press
(folders 2-4 of 4)
Box 106
Freedom of the press
(2 folders)
Box 106
Freedom of speech, freedom of the press
Box 106
Prisoners' rights, medical care
(folders 1-2 of 5)
Box 106
Prisoners' rights, medical care
(folders 3-5 of 5)
Box 107
Unlawful boarding and inspection
Box 107
Due process, barring from student teaching
Box 107
Miscellaneous correspondence
Box 107
Illegal seizure and sale by tax authorities
Box 108
Illegal search and seizure, Miranda rights
(3 folders)
Box 108
Discriminatory enforcement
Box 108
Right to counsel, racial discrimination
Box 108
Freedom of speech, academic freedom
Box 108
Power of convening authority (military)
(3 folders)
Box 109
Illegal dismissal for Ku Klux Klan membership
Box 109
Correspondence
(2 folders)
Box 109
Miscellaneous
(2 folders)
Box 110
Miscellaneous
(folders 1-4 of 5)
Box 110
Miscellaneous
(folder 5 of 5)
Box 111
Illegal search, invasion of privacy
Box 111
Due process, equal protection, double jeopardy
Box 111
Correspondence
(2 folders)
Box 111
Notes, research, articles
Box 111
Witnesses (interviews and statements)
Box 112
Conscientious objection
(2 folders)
Box 112
Racial discrimination against whites
Box 112
Denial of admission to NC State University for political reasons
Box 112
Unconstitutional expulsion, freedom of expression
Box 112
Illegal imprisonment, commitment to mental hospital
Box 112
Jury selection, jury discrimination
Box 112
School districting, voting rights
Box 113
Parole revocation without hearing
Box 113
Illegal search
(2 folders)
Box 113
Certification of candidate
Box 113
Files arranged in original alphabetical ordering by individuals' last names.
Arranged in original alphabetical order.
Miscellaneous correspondence
Box 116
Prisoners' Project: Asheboro Unit
Box 116
Solicitation of services, 1st and 4th amendment
Box 117
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Committees: age limits for committee members
Box 117
Wrongful discharge of fireman due to hair length and dress
Box 117
Removal of personnel files
Box 117
Constitutionality of "outlaw" law
(2 folders)
Box 117
Power line across property
Box 117
Convicted felon wrongfully terminated
Box 118
Plea bargaining agreement not kept
Box 118
Wrongful termination due to adoption proceedings
Box 118
Constitutionality of interstate compact on juveniles
Box 118
Student whipping
(3 folders)
Box 118
Missing persons against parents' wishes
Box 119
Blanch prison case: prisoner treatment
(2 folders)
Box 119
Hair length requirement for band
Box 119
Wrongful termination, sexual discrimination
Box 119
Wrongful termination, due process
Box 119
Wrongful termination, due process: briefs and notes
(4 folders)
Box 120
Wrongful termination, due process: correspondence
Box 120
Wrongful termination, due process: miscellaneous
Box 121
Wrongful termination, due process: pleadings
Box 121
Miranda rights, confessions
Box 121
Right to treatment for children
Box 121
Inability to pay filing fee for political office candidacy
Box 122
Wrongful termination of voluntary fireman
Box 122
Research materials
(2 folders)
Box 125
Challenges to jury composition
Box 125
NCSU religious non-solicitation
Box 125
The Charlotte Three, racial discrimination
Box 125
Citizens Against Nuclear Power
Box 125
Selling newspapers at a public school
(2 folders)
Box 125
Mental patients operating vehicles
Box 126
Wrongful termination of a Socialist
Box 126
Wrongful termination, 1st amendment
Box 126
Declined request for assistance
Box 126
Rights of white people
(3 folders)
Box 127
Blacklisting and wrongful termination
Box 127
Woman not allowed to vote due to former husband's residency
Box 127
Academic credit during suspension
Box 128
Wrongful termination, religious discrimination
Box 128
Unlawful imprisonment, habeas corpus
(3 folders)
Box 128
Racial discrimination, seat numbering law
(5 folders)
Box 129
Jail providing religious services to those who did not want them
Box 130
Meeting room for Ku Klux Klan
Box 130
Wrongful imprisonment, sexual orientation discrimination
(4 folders)
Box 130
Wrongful imprisonment, sexual orientation discrimination
(3 folders)
Box 131
Due process, student suspension
Box 131
Court fees, defedent for plaintiff
Box 132
Unlwaful home searches, 4th amendment
Box 132
Denied request, habeas corpus
Box 132
Solicitation laws, religious discrimination
Box 132
Forsyth County Public Library: Ku Klux Klan meeting room
Box 132
14th amendment, due process
Box 132
Insufficient representation
Box 132
Sexual discrimination, residency requirements
Box 132
4th amendment, unlawful search
Box 132
Residency requirements
(2 folders)
Box 132
Unlawful termination due to moustache and party affiliation
Box 133
Denial of medical treatment to prisoner
Box 133
Constitutionality of body execution
Box 133
Guidelines for cooperating attorneys
Box 133
Wrongful termination, refused to take polygraph
Box 133
Legality of military activities in Asia
(2 folders)
Box 133
Handicapped accessibility
Box 134
Inadequacy of educational program
Box 134
Due process, flight test for Marines
Box 134
Unlawful termination of a government employee
Box 134
Termination due to political affiliation
Box 134
Unlawful sentencing of juvenile to training school
Box 134
Privacy Act, dishonorable discharge
Box 134
Human Relations Interfaith Celebration
Box 134
Due process, cruel and unusual punishment
Box 135
Wrongful termination due to dress
Box 135
Level of prisoner security
Box 135
Unlawful search and seizure, unlawful eviction
Box 135
Mistrial, not allowed witnesses
(2 folders)
Box 135
Prisoner treatment, not given mail
Box 135
Mistrial, evidence that had been improperly seized
Box 135
Segregation in prison
(2 folders)
Box 136
Prisoner treatment, cruel and unusual punishment
Box 136
Prisoner treatment, due process
Box 136
Requirement that notaries must believe in God
Box 136
Citizen pulled over and threatened officers
Box 136
Illegal search and seizure
Box 136
Wrongful discharge due to refusal to0 wear "Free Joan Little" button
Box 136
IRS religious discrimination
Box 136
Political rally/riot, Communist Party
(4 folders)
Box 137
Denial for promotion in Airforce
Box 137
Single woman denied abortion coverage
Box 137
Wrongful imprisonment, Black Panther
(2 folders)
Box 138
School board elections, vote dilution
(2 folders)
Box 138
Dissemination of police records
Box 138
Atomic energy and discharge of radioactive materials
(4 folders)
Box 139
Atomic energy and discharge of radioactive materials
(2 folders)
Box 140
Unresolved conflict of interest
(2 folders)
Box 140
Legality of missing school at parents' wishes
Box 140a
Unlawful stop, search, and seizure
Box 140a
Wrongful termination and subsequent denial of appeal
Box 140a
Misc. correspondence (returned to sender) and prisoner correspondence
Box 140a
Millbrook Underground Newspaper
Box 141
Double jeopardy, habeas corpus
Box 141
Compulsory sterilization of mentally ill
(4 folders)
Box 141
Wrongful imprisonment, murder
Box 141
Wrongful expulsion, due process
Box 142
Wrongful termination of professor due to unclear contract
Box 142
Sanctions against Rhodesia
Box 142
Prisoner treatment, assault
Box 142
Employment discrimination, sex
Box 142
Wrongful termination, due process
Box 142
Deposit refund, client in jail
Box 142
City employee residency requirements
Box 142
North Carolina Prisoners' Labor Union's affiliation with and invitations to prisoners
Box 142
North Carolina Prisoners' Labor Union's affiliation with and invitations to prisoners
(2 folders)
Box 143
North Carolina Prisoners' Labor Union's affiliation with and invitations to prisoners: briefs and depositions
(2 folders)
Box 143
Denial of application due to citizenship
Box 143
Involuntary sterilization
Box 143
Prisoner's children put up for adoption
Box 144
Habeas corpus, neglect of due process
Box 144
Seventeen year old voting
Box 144
Continuing education requirements for funeral directors and embalmers
Box 144
Unlawful imprisonment
(2 folders)
Box 144
Discrimination against student even though previous charges were dropped
Box 144
Firemen did not put out fire
Box 144
Discrimination, wrongful charges
Box 144
Deprivation of medical care
Box 144
Voluntary waiver of rights
Box 145
1st amendment, "underground" newspaper
Box 145
Elections to the State Board of Elections
Box 145
Family harassed by sheriff
Box 145
Prisoners and plea bargains
(2 folders)
Box 145
Strip search of visitor to prison
Box 146
Illegal search of boat by Customs officials
Box 146
Due process for declaring a patient "mentally ill"
Box 146
Discrimination by beauty shop, racial discrimination
Box 146
Prisoner treatment
(2 folders)
Box 146
UNC-C, policy on legal name changes
Box 147
Mentally ill child denied education
Box 147
Prior restraint on 1st Amendment
Box 147
Tuition and grants violate church and state separation
Box 147
1st amendment, anti-Nixon rally
Box 147
Constitutional right to have witnesses for defense
(2 folders)
Box 148
Trial in a hostile environment
Box 148
Cross-dressing misdemeanor
Box 148
1st Amendment, covering up "First in Freedom" slogan on NC license plates
Box 148
Refusal of legal materials to prisoners
Box 148
Prison conditions, assault
Box 148
Compulsory school attendance
Box 149
Discriminatory law school policies
Box 149
Locating a woman's former husband
Box 149
Support for dependent children/spouse
Box 149
Unlawful search and seizure
Box 149
Discrimination against 3rd parties
Box 149
Briefs and records on appeal
Box 149
Medical reports and bills
Box 149
Requested instructions and issues
Box 150
Involuntary sterilization
Box 150
Refusal to stand before judge
(2 folders)
Box 150
Abuse of office/contracts
Box 152
Inmate marriage
(2 folders)
Box 152
Army assignments
(5 folders)
Box 153
Work-study, 1st Amendment
Box 154
Prisoner treatment, denial of medicine
Box 154
Tax foreclosure, due process
Box 154
Watauga High School newspaper
Box 154
The Way, the Truth, and the Life, Inc.
(2 folders)
Box 154
Search at Greensboro Coliseum
Box 154
Search at Greensboro Coliseum
Box 154
Unlawful removal, suspension
Box 154
Wifey, banned book controversy
Box 154
Illegal removal of documents from committee headquarters
Box 155
Failure to pay court fees
Box 155
Search of student lockers
Box 155
Large series of ACLU of NC files dating from the 1970s to the 2000s, relating to cases that were either taken to court or settled out of court. There are also investigative files involving cases completely out of the court system. Files contain requests for assistance, rejections by the ACLU-NC, or materials relating to the eventual pursuit of cases. Some of the legal cases span many file folders; Claudio v. USA, involving an artist's right to display nude art, is the largest group. Roughly arranged in chronological order by decade.
Loss of personal property for wife upon marriage
Box 156
Fired without justification
Box 156
Denied requests, 1986
(9 folders)
Box 156
Denied requests, 1986
(12 folders)
Box 157
Denied requests, 1986
(2 folders)
Box 158
Litigation - university religious solicitation
Box 158
Intentionally inflicting emotional harm in Sun article / reckless disregard
(2 folders)
Box 158
Haywood Co. public schools Bible teaching
Box 158
Scorpions, club t-shirt ban in school
Box 158
Wilmington Ten, due process
Box 158
General correspondence, 1975-1976
(2 folders)
Box 158
Legal files, 1978-1980
(2 folders)
Box 158
ACLU cumulative legal docket, June 1975
Box 159
NC Supreme Court cases, 1973
(2 folders)
Box 159
Due process and prejudicial error in charge
Box 159
NC Association for Retarded Children v. NC Dept. of Public Ed., evidence transcript
Box 159
Providing prisoners access to legal research facilities
Box 159
Sexual discrimination reference
Box 159
Censorship of article on birth control in public school paper
(17 folders)
[Audiocassette removed to Audiovisual Material Series.]
Box 160
1st and 14th amendments; freedom of expression, speech, etc.
(7 folders)
Box 161
Sentence greater than maximum allowed for charge
Box 161
Modified reduced sentence not filed
Box 161
Case files, 1975-1978
(2 folders)
Box 161
NC constitutional equal Protection
(5 folders)
Box 162
Termination of employment without just cause, impartiality, etc.
(6 folders)
Box 162
Termination of employment without just cause, cont.
Box 163
Child support - father in Witness Protection Program, 5th Amendment
(5 folders)
Box 163
Investigators manipulating evidence
(2 folders)
Box 163
Denial of motion for continuance, possibly ineffective assistance of counseling, transcript, 1980
Box 163
Broadcasting religious program on public university radio, separation of church and state
Box 163
Police using unnecessary force
Box 164
Motorists prayer on maps at public schools
Box 164
Termination of employment, Onslow County (1-6 of 8)
Box 164
Termination of employment(7 and 8 of 8)
Box 165
14th amendment, Town of Boone
Box 165
Arrested for a parking violation (1-3 of 6)
Box 165
Arrested for a parking violation (4-6 of 6)
Box 166
State prisoner rights, 1979-1984
(1-6 of 8 folders)
Box 166
State prisoner rights, 1979-1984
(7 and 8 of 8 folders)
Box 167
A.B.C. Board of Winston-Salem polygraph testing, 1982
Box 167
Gideon Bibles in Thomasville City school
Box 167
Request to be married in Guilford County jail, 1985
Box 167
Marriage in Guilford County jail, 1981
Box 167
Unjustified arrest for speeding, 1985
Box 167
Chatham County Board of Elections, voting rights, 1985
Box 167
Governor's crime commission, statutes and bills, issues related to 1981 legislative session, 1981
Box 167
Issues related to 1981 legislative session, 1981
Box 167
Ku Klux Klan/Nazi rally, 1984
Box 167
Dismissal from Elon College due to arms conviction, 1986
Box 167
Illegal search of home, 1982
Box 167
Shooting of escaped prisoner, 1981
Box 167
Financial assistance for deaf student in college, 1985
Box 167
Professor dismissed who worked to bring professor's union to ECUS, 1985
Box 167
Assault by police during arrest, 1986
Box 167
Picketers at Crist Clinic being charged with interference, 1982
Box 167
Illegal search of house, 1981
Box 168
Dismissal from police reserve unit due to participation in election campaign, 1985
(2 folders)
Box 168
Former Navy enlist required to give up custody of child in order to enter Navy, 1981
Box 168
Dismissed for refusing to take a psych stress indicator test, 1981
Box 168
Dismissal of volunteer prison worker for vague reasons related to her prisoner advocacy, 1986
Box 168
Mistreatment during arrest, 1981
Box 168
Prisoner mistreatment due to religious beliefs, 1978-1982
(1-7 of 8 folders)
Box 168
Prisoner mistreatment due to religious beliefs, 1978-1982
(8 of 8 folders)
Box 169
Dismissed because unwilling to take a polygraph test, 1985
Box 169
Illegal search of mobile home, 1985
Box 169
Whether competent to withdraw appeal due to mental illness, 1993
Box 169
Ku Klux Klan: defense against protective order brought by Poverty Law Center, 1986
Box 169
Entry without consent in a home, 1984
Box 169
prisoners' rights, 1981-1983
Box 169
Eviction based on race, 1979-1981
Box 169
Paying double child support based on divorce decrees in Texas and NC, 1982-1983
Box 169
Dismissal for refusing to take a lie detector test, 1985
Box 169
Attorney being discipline by soliciting in a non approved manner as well as in a specialty not recognized, free speech infringement, 1981
Box 169
Legislative chaplain, chaplains paid with state funds, 1981
Box 169
Legislative reports, reports on activities in general assembly important to NCCLU, 1981-1983
Box 169
Attorney required to remove political button by judge during court appearance, 1981
Box 169
Free speech rights, 1984-1985
(4 folders)
Box 170
prisoners' rights, cruel and unusual punishment, 1982
Box 170
Request to reduce or commute sentence of prisoner charged in bombing of black-owned business during time of racial tension, 1981-1982
Box 170
Guilty plea involuntary due to attorney misrepresentation of options, 1982-1985
(4 folders)
Box 170
Not hired due to former political actions, 1984
Box 171
False arrest and imprisionment, 1985-1986
(5 folders)
Box 171
prisoners' rights, free speech, religious freedom, 1985
Box 171
prisoners' rights, 1978-1983
Box 171
Conflict of issue for attorney, proposed CPR by NC state bar included, 1982-1983
(2 folders)
Box 171
Race discrimination, 1985-1986
Box 171
State employee not provided pay for military leave, 1983
Box 171
Peace activist refusing to pay taxes, 1984-1986
(folders 1 of 9)
Box 171
Peace activist refusing to pay taxes, cont.
(folders 2-9 of 9)
Box 172
Daughter suspended from school and denied hearing to dispute suspension, 1985
Box 172
Prisoners' rights, 1976-1978
Box 172
Suing IRS for frivolous tax penalty, 1986
Box 172
Major Media of the Southeast v. Durham, ordinance banning off-premise signs, 1986
Box 172
Free speech, race issues, 1981-1983
Box 172
Assault by police, 1982-1983
Box 172
Termination for refusing to take polygraph, 1981
Box 173
False sentencing, 1981-1983
Box 173
Living with man out of wedlock, work performance issues, 1982
Box 173
Prisoners' rights, Virginia, 1981
Box 173
Forced to swear oath to State, 1981-1982
Box 173
Fired for political reasons, 1983-1984
Box 173
False arrest, unconstitutional search and malicious prosecution, 1981-1982
Box 173
UNC law professor, correspondence on imp. issues, 1980-1983
Box 173
Native American Rights: Native American religious rights in prison, 1982-1983
Box 173
Nativity scene: Dorothea Dix hospital, 1981
Box 173
Residency requirement for police service, dismissal for political reasons, 1983-1984
Box 173
Private funding of military action against government of Nicaragua, 1985
Box 173
NC requirement that children born of married parents be given fathers' surname, 1979-1982
Box 173
Resident alien from Nigeria denied in-state tuition despite being married to citizen and residing in state, 1983
Box 173
Onslow County jail, prisoners' rights, 1980-1981
Box 173
Prisoners' rights 1984-1985
Box 173
Prisoners' rights, 1981-1983
Box 173
Deputy sheriff fired instead of being allowed to resign when he announced candidacy for sheriff, 1984-1985
Box 173
Attorney found in contempt for violating gag order regarding speaking to press and inciting courtroom audience member to disrupt trial against his client, 1986
Box 173
Dismissal due to lawsuit filed against town 1980-1982
Box 173
False arrest and abuse, 1979-1981
Box 173
Racial discrimination in children's homes, 1979-1981
Box 173
Prisoners' rights, 1982-1985
Box 173
Fired for refusing to take polygraph, 1982-1983
Box 174
Prisoner requesting to marry another prisoner, 1984
Box 174
Under influence of drugs when entered guilty plea, 1978
Box 174
End to rule against books only sent by publishers allowed in prison, 1976-1983
(folders 1-4 of 7)
Box 174
End to rule against books only sent by publishers allowed in prison, cont.
(folders 5-7 of 7)
Box 174
Polygraph, e-z shop food mart tests, 1982-1983
Box 174
Mail censorship, 1979-1981
(1 of 5 folders)
Box 174
Mail censorship, 1979-1981
(2-5 of 5 folders)
Box 175
Non-profit group refused ability to buy ad space on city buses 1986
Box 175
Deputy sheriff fired for being politically disloyal, 1982
Box 175
Scorpions: students not allowed to wear t-shirt for club, suspended for doing so, 1981
Box 175
Dismissed for being critical of employer in the media, 1981
Box 175
ESC application denied access to scores on manual dexterity test, test failure eliminated him as candidate for job, 1981
Box 175
Challenge to NC towns reversal of plan to construct public housing, 1981-1983
Box 175
Sued for blowing whistle on racial discrimination by apartment complex, 1983
Box 175
Support of state employees combined campaign, 1986
Box 175
Unsubstantiated charges of neglect by Social Services, 1985
Box 175
Violations by police officers, personal injury, 1983-1985
Box 175
Fired due to infringement of constitutional rights, 1982-1984
(1-3 of 5 folders)
Box 175
Fired due to infringement of constitutional rights, 1982-1984
(4 and 5 of 5 folders)
Box 176
Stevens v. Lawyers Mutual Liability Insurance Co., 1986
(2 folders)
Box 176
NC Bar disciplinary hearing, 1982
Box 176
Town of Robersonville, discharge without a stated cause, 1982
Box 176
Husband evading child support as a consequence of being in Witness Protection, 1982
Box 176
Complaint regarding a jury affirmation oath with content of a religious nature, 1985
Box 176
Court martial, denied representation, 1985
Box 176
Resentencing for an 18 year old tried as an adult, 1984
Box 176
Discharge for not actively supporting employer's political campaign, 1983
Box 176
Life imprisonment for burglary, 1981
(2 folders)
Box 176
Greensboro Coliseum news articles, 1976
Box 176
Blind prisoner beaten by guards, 1983
Box 176
Objection to State's mandatory direct deposit policy on religious grounds, 1982
Box 176
Bible teaching in public school, 1982
Box 176
School search of student's property without sufficient cause, 1981
Box 177
Parental rights, 1981
(3 folders)
Box 177
DSS not allowing a white family to adopt a black child, 1981
Box 177
Bible study in school, 1985
Box 177
Excessive force, 1991
(7 folders)
Box 177
Vagueness of NC Mental Health Act in its application to minors, 1989
(1 of 3 folders)
Box 177
Vagueness of NC Mental Health Act in its application to minors, 1989
(2 and 3 of 3 folders)
Box 178
Fayetteville Schools: drug bust, search without warrant
Box 178
Arrest for distributing leaflets
Box 178
Peace activists access to school career day
Box 178
Access to USIA publication, Amerika, only distributed in Russia
(3 folders)
Box 178
Question if defendant effectively waived appointment of counsel
Box 178
Forsyth County library director: exhibition of R rated films
Box 178
Dismissed from employment due top the publication of a nude photo in Hustler,
(2 folders)
Box 178
Convicted murderer, after completion of sentence, disenrolled from Johnston Technical College for criminal record
Box 179
Abuse of disabled prisoners, 1982-1983
(3 folders)
Box 179
Public intoxication, Winston-Salem
Box 179
Due process, indigent defense fees
Box 179
Due process, indigent defense fees
Box 180
Correspondence
(2 folders)
Box 180
Inmate denied access to his own medical records
Box 180
Shackling in courtroom deprived accused of a fair trial
Box 180
No procedural hearing at the termination of a police officer 1976
Box 180
Sheriff threatened an accused man for publishing a letter about jail conditions
Box 180
Published article accused of intentional distress, defended on grounds of free speech
Box 180
Terminated for filing an OSHA complaint
Box 180
Complaint about prison conditions
Box 180
Youth offender, claims he was raped in Polk Youth Center
Box 180
Retaliatory demotion, First Amendment issue
Box 180
Residency requirements for State Police
Box 180
Election system, High Point
Box 180
Prisoner suicide, not provided with psychiatric care
(2 folders)
Box 181
City of Charlotte Transit Buses: will not accept non-commercial advertisements on buses
Box 181
Charlotte Unite Transportation Union: drug testing
Box 181
Charlotte/Mecklenburg public school: religious courses
Box 181
Access to State Bureau of Investigation files
Box 181
Mt. Airy parade ordinance
Box 181
Non-commercial solicitation at NC State
Box 181
Broughton Hospital dress code
Box 181
Gay rights in the military
Box 181
Conscientious objector abstention from taxes
Box 181
False assessment of tax liability
Box 181
Dismissal of civil action
Box 181
Religious objection to mandatory direct deposit
Box 181
Sexual discrimination in Navy Reserves
Box 181
Drug paraphernalia statute
Box 181
Complaints, misc, Governor James Martin, defendant, 1986
Box 182
CLU miscellaneous pleadings
(2 folders)
Box 182
Extra copies, drug and alcohol testing materials
Box 182
Model policies and procedures manual for NC Jails
Box 182
Reproductive Freedom, hodgson record, 1986
Box 183
Right to inherit by illegitimate children, 1987
Box 183
Report of the 1987 ACLU Biennial Conference
(2 folders)
Box 183
1st amendment, billboards
Box 183
Robeson County schools: equal opportunity
(1 and 2 of 5 folders)
Box 183
Robeson County schools: equal opportunity
(3-5 of 5 folders)
Box 184
Prison regulations
(2 folders)
Box 184
Bounds: prisoner rights, access to law library
Box 184
Polygraph testing, sovereign immunity
Box 184
LGBT Parents, Research
(1 of folders)
Box 184
LGBT Parents, Research
(2 of 2 folders)
Box 185
Lesbian parent rights
(3 folders)
Box 185
Lesbian parent rights
(2 folders)
Box 185
Malicious prosecution, Illinois
Box 185
Retaliation for exercise of First Amendment rights, Illinois
Box 185
American Arab Anti-Discrimination, Comm v. Meese: resident alien rights, California
Box 185
Wrongful death, Wisconsin
Box 186
Equal opportunity, Virginia
Box 186
Discrimination against handicapped
Box 186
Jehovah's Witness given blood transfusion without permission
Box 186
Religious solicitation at NC State
Box 186
Race discrimination in the Army
Box 186
Obscenity laws, free speech
Box 186
Job terminated to prevent blockage of the destruction of the Appalachian collection
Box 186
Truck driver discharged for refusing to violate state law
Box 186
Raleigh picketing ordinance
Box 186
At-large election system, discrimination, Alabama
Box 186
Tax exemptions on sale of Bibles
Box 187
License to practice revoked for use of homeopathic medicine
Box 187
Middle school suspensions for Confederate flag T-shirts
Box 187
Motorist's prayer on state distributed maps
Box 187
Improper sanctions
(2 folders)
Box 187
Misuse of hypnosis in court
Box 187
Discrimination on the basis of HIV status, Louisiana
Box 187
Incarceration without appointed style
Box 187
Mental illness applied to a minor
Box 187
At-large election systems, discrimination
Box 188
Jurors precluded from considerations of mitigating evidence
Box 188
Question of governmental immunity
Box 188
Judge opens court with a prayer
Box 188
Use of community standards in obscenity trials
Box 188
Prior restraint, issue of nudity in a musical
Box 188
Prisoner deprived of right to effective counsel
Box 188
Racial discrimination in jury selection
Box 188
Prenatal conduct used as basis for indictment of assault
Box 188
Scriptural authority invoked in the application of the death penalty
Box 188
Community standard in obscenity trial
Box 188
Belhaven County permit ordinance
Box 188
Police officer terminated for speaking at city council meeting
Box 188
Prison sentence for writing threatening letters to the president, ineffective counsel
Box 188
Polygraph control questions
Box 188
2 Live Crew: obscenity trial, Florida
Box 189
At-large election systems, discriminatory
Box 189
Red squad files kept on student activist
Box 189
Closing of homeless shelter due to city zoning ordinance
Box 189
Prisoner's Rights Project Referrals
Box 189
Fired for Ku Klux Klan membership
Box 189
Concerned Citizens: Hendersonville parade permits
Box 189
Denial of pool hall license
Box 189
Road race at a Christian school
Box 189
Charlotte: playboy sold at airport
Box 189
KAIA, Inc.: bingo license
Box 189
Deliberate indifference, Mitchell County jail
Box 189
Air Traffic Controllers: urine testing
Box 189
CP and L Nuclear Power Plant: drug testing
Box 189
Johnston County: challenge to at-large election system
Box 189
Murder trial appeal, right to testify in one's own defense
(1-11 of 19 folders)
Box 190
Murder trial appeal, right to testify in one's own defense
(12-19 of 19 folders)
Box 191
Request for assistance on appeal, denied
Box 192
Prisoner denied access toHustler magazine
Box 192
Inadequate medical care in prison
Box 192
Unlawful search and seizure
Box 192
Charges of racial discrimination
Box 192
Robeson County Clerk: sharing information over the phone
Box 192
Fayetteville: voting rights
Box 192
Greenfield Inn: racial discrimination
Box 192
Bertie County: voting rights
Box 192
Prisoner with Vitiligo forced to work outside
Box 192
Festival in the Park, Charlotte: non-profit participation
Box 192
Reidsville: city council, voting re-districting
Box 192
Rejects: closed 1989 Jan. 11
Box 192
Odom Correctional Unit, conditions
Box 192
Greensboro: press credentials, coverage of Ku Klux Klan rally
Box 192
Death-row inmate stabbed, charge of neglect
Box 192
Racial exclusion in juries
Box 192
Prisoner, medical malpractice
Box 192
Waynesville sign ordinance
Box 192
NCD.O.T. eye testing policy
Box 192
Nutrition, First Amendment legislation
Box 192
Ineffective assistance of counsel
Box 192
Raleigh: gay discrimination
Box 192
Improper investigation of her son's death, ruled a suicide
Box 192
Guilford Alliance for Gay and Lesbian Equality
Box 192
Raleigh City Council: zoning ordinances
Box 192
Rejections, 1989, Apr. - July
Box 193
Terminated from employment for affair with a fellow employee, pregnancy
Box 193
Questions about a capital trial
Box 193
Treatment of service maladies
Box 193
Religious clothing in prison
Box 193
Student stripped searched
Box 193
Fourth Amendment, bus stops
Box 193
DA used criminal courts for civil issue
Box 193
Public drunk and disorderly
Box 193
Federal government employee questionnaire
Box 193
Northampton County personnel ordinance
Box 193
Daughter harassed by teacher
Box 193
Hiring of underage caregiver
Box 193
East Carolina University racial incident
Box 193
Sentencing involved discrimination over HIV status
Box 193
Held in jail without probable cause
Box 193
Racial profiling, 1990
(6 folders)
Box 193
Due process, 1990
(folders 1-8 of 11)
Box 194
Due process, 1990
(folders 9-11 of 11)
Box 195
Unaffiliated candidate wants name to be on Durham County ballot, 1990
(3 folders)
Box 195
Sons of Confederate Veterans, denied access to city festival, 1992
(4 folders)
Box 195
Singer Entertainment, Oh! Calcutta, denied performance space due to nudity, 1991
(1-3 of 9 folders)
Box 195
Singer Entertainment, Oh! Calcutta, denied performance space due to nudity, 1991
(4-9 of 9 folders)
Box 196
Students for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (SETA) v. UNC: denied access to document relating to care of lab animals, 1989
Box 196
Southern Appalachian Lesbian and Gay Alliance (SALGA): refusal by DOT to allow SALGA to participate in adopt-a-highway, 1990
(1-3 of 7 folders)
Box 196
Refusal by DOT to allow SALGA to participate in adopt-a-highway, 1990
(4-7 of 7 folders)
Box 197
Dismissed for questioning publicly credentials of emergency services coordinator, 1990
(8 folders)
Box 197
Accused rapist denied racial balance on grand jury, 1988-1989
Box 197
Confidentiality of attorney / inmate correspondence, 1989
Box 197
Police officer fired for speaking at a town council meeting against a proposed schedule/pay change, 1989
(3 folders)
Box 198
Dismissed for refusing to take polygraph test, 1989
(5 folders)
Box 198
Lesbian denied being foster parent, 1991
Box 199
Challenge to state law exempting bibles from sales tax
(7 folders)
Box 199
Criminal prosecution of drug use during pregnancy
(1-3 of 13 folders)
Box 199
Criminal prosecution of drug use during pregnancy
(4-13 of 13 folders)
Box 200
Use of hypnosis in court testimony
(1-2 of 3 folders)
Box 200
Use of hypnosis in court testimony
(3 of 3 folders)
Box 201
Prisoners' rights, equal protection
Box 201
Farmworkers legal service of NC: migrant farmer's rights
Box 201
Corporal punishment, day care
(6 folders)
Box 201
Destruction of The Appalachian Collection
(9 folders)
Box 202
Solicitation on Forsyth County Technical College Campus
Box 202
Junior high school students suspended for wearing t-shirts with confederate flags
(1-2 of 9 folders)
Box 202
Junior high school students suspended for wearing t-shirts with confederate flags
(3-9 of 9 folders)
Box 203
Morristown Library policy
(2 folders)
Box 203
Complaint against a judge who opens court with a prayer, 1990-1992
(1-5 of 11 folders)
Box 203
Complaint against a judge who opens court wtih a prayer, 1990-1992
(6-11 of 11 folders)
Box 204
Tom Vass candidate for senate, 1992
Box 204
Protesting turkey olympics, 1992
Box 204
Class at UNC-CH, speaking to a legal writing class 1992
Box 204
Class, speaking to a legal writing class, 1991
Box 204
Girl wants to attend school outside her district, 1992
Box 204
Rock the Vote, denied access to voter registration lists, 1992
Box 204
Voting system discrimination, 1992
(2 folders)
Box 205
Nude performance art in Asheville
Box 205
Durham County School Board elections, voting rights issue
Box 205
Metrolina Community Service Board Casino Night: gay rights
Box 205
Student Environment Action Coalition: UNC solicitation policy
Box 205
Man beaten by state trooper
Box 205
Religious freedom for prisoners, 1993
Box 205
Death penalty overturned, 1989
Box 205
Onslow Co: Gay harassment
Box 205
Establishment clause, 1987
Box 205
Day care and no lobby rules
Box 205
Craven County Community College: school graduation prayers, 1991
Box 205
Death penalty, court of military appeals, 1991
Box 205
Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation (SLAPP suit) 1992
Box 205
Chapel Hill: gay/lesbian rights, 1992
Box 205
Tarheel Jr. Historian: article written by ACLU lawyer, William Simpson
Box 205
Civil commitment: guilty but insane
Box 205
Asheville, picketing ordinance, 1991
Box 206
Athletes in Action: religious organization utilizing UNC Stadium, 1990
Box 206
Carolina Gay and Lesbian Association, 1992
Box 206
Durham Chapters, Hard Choices
Box 206
Bibles distributed at schools, 1990
Box 206
Collection of race information, 1991
Box 206
Racial classification, 1990
Box 206
Young Lawyer Division: Prison Committee
Box 206
Civil rights cases: 1988 term
Box 206
Drug raid, discrimination
Box 206
Spanish speaking inmates not able to receive correspondence in Spanish
Box 206
Riverside High: student press and censorship
Box 206
Charlotte Housing Authority: curfew
Box 206
Pulled over without cause
Box 206
Buncombe County, religious discrimination
Box 206
Harassment by Harnett County police
Box 206
Held without probable cause
(1 of 2 folders)
Box 206
Held without probable cause
(2 of 2 folders)
Box 207
Ineffective assistance of counsel
Box 207
Prisoner visitation issue
Box 207
Graduate student with visual impairment not given proper assistance in administration of an exam
Box 207
Guilford Technical Community College free speech
Box 207
High Point: downtown pan handling ban
Box 207
Loan denial, racial discrimination
Box 207
Haywood County personnel policy
Box 207
Pender County: voting rights
Box 207
Goldsboro library, children's book about a gay librarian
Box 208
Employment discrimination
Box 208
Renewal Center of the South: discrimination against recovering Alcoholics
Box 208
Currituck County: religion and public school
Box 208
Rejects, 1992 July-1993 Jan.
Box 208
Not enough signatures to get on the ballot
Box 208
Food Lion: The Independent wrote an article about Food Lion's treatment of employees, and Food Lion stopped carrying The Independent
Box 208
Nash County Board of Elections, religious voter oaths
Box 208
Termination of lease, due process
Box 208
Social Security Act and illegitimate children
Box 209
White driver pulled over in a black neighborhood
Box 209
Search without reasonable suspicion
Box 209
Computer error results in erroneous arrest
Box 209
Boy wants to play on all-girls volleyball team
Box 209
Harassment by law enforcement
Box 209
Teacher jerked a student's arm
Box 209
NCCLU Prisoners' Rights Project, UNC
Box 209
Due process, judge assisted prosecution
Box 209
Young Lawyers Division, Prison Issues Committee, 1991-1992
(2 folders
Box 210
Attorney's fees/financial structures
Box 210
Death Penalty applied to minors
Box 210
Richmond County Radioactive Waste
(2 folders)
Box 210
Garner Police, use of force
Box 211
High Point and topless bars
Box 211
First Amendment
A First Amendment case involving the censorship of a painting, Sex, Laws, and Coathangers, barred from lobby display in federal building in Raleigh due to its graphic content.
Box 211-223
Art slides, possibly research for First Amendment case
(2 folders)
Box 223
Chatham County v. NC Low-Level Radioactive Waste Authority: due process in finding suitable disposal site according to Authority guidelines
(3 folders)
Box 223
Albermarle personnel ordinance
Box 224
HIV discrimination at state mental hospital
Box 224
First amendment case: rulings
Box 224
Negligence and false imprisonment
Box 224
Cable access channel, policy barring images of non-incumbent political candidates
Box 224
Property seizure upon arrest
Box 224
Jaycees running whites-only little league
Box 224
Haywood County suppression of high school play Bats in the Belfry
Box 224
Search of garbage without warrant
Box 224
Deceptive trade practices
Box 224
Marine discharged, accused of being a lesbian
Box 224
Retaliatory threats of withholding business for published letter critical of Dare County Commission
Box 224
Randolph Community College: prayer meeting
Box 224
Highway patrol misconduct
Box 224
Ku Klux Klan v. Statesville: parade permit suit
Box 224
Laotian refugees: taken advantage of by McCrae Industries, subdivision, high interest rates
Box 224
Just cause in discharge of an employee
Box 224
Stanley Rescue Squad: First Amendment issue
Box 224
NC controlled substance act
Box 224
Jacksonville anti-loitering ordinance
Box 224
DA's control of criminal calender
Box 224
Rejected case files
(1 of 3 folders)
Box 224
Rejected case files
(2 and 3 of 3 folders)
Box 225
Gay rights, death of life-partner, denied spousal status
Box 225
Unauthorized distribution of prisoner's HIV status
Box 225
City employee ordinance barring political candidacy
Box 225
Termination from employment in Brunswick County for religion and race
Box 225
Randolph Community College prayer meeting
Box 225
Asheville police officers: termination of employee benefits
Box 225
Illegal entry and search, Atlantic Beach
Box 225
Dismissal from volunteer fire rescue squad for speaking at a public meeting, Gaston County
Box 225
Student roster does not reflect mixed race background
Box 225
Discriminatory custody order against mother's bisexuality
Box 225
Central prison executions
Box 225
Child needs medical procedure, parents object, state assuming custody on claim of neglect
(1 of 5 folders)
Box 225
Child needs medical procedure, parents object, state assuming custody on claim of neglect
(2-5 of 5 folders)
Box 226
Unlawful detention
(4 folders)
Box 226
Carolina Beach, adult entertainment facilities
Box 226
Department of corrections
Box 226
Cable access show about strippers moved to a midnight time-slot by order of the City of Raleigh, forcing breach of previous contract
Box 226
Durham, The Opportunity Place: establishment clause
Box 226
Free-speech, board enforcing protacted and subjective review of an unofficial student published literary magazine
(7 folders)
Box 226
Reprimanded for attending Albermarle city council meeting
(2 folders)
Box 226
Prayer at school, Lumberton
Box 226
Greensboro Recreation Dept.: closing of college park basketball courts
(2 folders)
Box 226
Art censorship
(3 folders)
Box 226
Religious attire in prison
Box 227
Loss of custody without counsel
Box 227
Religious discrimination against Muslim inmates
Box 227
Retaliation of employer for exercise of First Amendment Rights
Box 227
Ku Klux Klan: Statesville parade permit
Box 227
Search of garbage previous to obtaining a warrant
(5 folders)
Box 227
Laotian people, Montgomery County
Box 227
City of Lowell: donations to Salvation Army, violation of establishment clause
Box 227
Macon County Board of Education: restriction of student to health care information
Box 227
Marine discharged, accused of being a lesbian
Box 227
Threats and intimidation by Dare County officials in response to letter to the editor
Box 227
Mitchell County YMCA: County donations to YMCA, violation of establishment clause
Box 227
HIV status, privacy issue
Box 227
Muslims, religious discrimination in jails
Box 227
DATA discount fare policy
Box 227
Arrest without probable cause, Rowan County
Box 227
Raleigh Housing Authority: Habitat for Humanity
Box 227
Religious discrimination against Muslim inmates
Box 227
Student refusal to sell candy
Box 227
ROTC: gender discrimination
Box 227
Inmates forced to build furniture for private use of prison's employees
Box 228
Statute against distribution of anonymous campaign literature
(5 folders)
Box 228
DA's power over criminal courts
Box 228
Graham County football coach dismissed from employment for lack of religion
Box 228
State delegation of police force to private institutions
(5 folders)
Box 228
Rescheduling of cable access show
(2 folders)
[Two VHS video cassettes removed to Audiovisual Material Series.]
Box 228
Parental consent
(1-13 of 24 folders)
Box 229
Parental consent
(14-24 of 24 folders)
Box 230
Files appear to be mostly generated by Seth Jaffee, chief attorney on staff. Some material ranges from 1990s-2000s and include files generated by Deborah Ross.
Henderson Co. Sheriff's Department/Religious display
Box 231
Hope Pregnancy Crisis Center
Box 231
Iredell, Statesville schools: Bible District
Box 231
Lakeside School: morning prayer
Box 231
Orange High School: gay/straight alliance
Box 231
Pasquotank County High School: prom
Box 231
Person County School Dress Code
Box 231
Radical Queers, Raleigh Protest
Box 231
Richmond Community College
Box 231
Raleigh police brutality case
Box 231
State of NC v. Nathaniel L. Simpson
Box 231
Town of Clayton: sectarian prayers opening government board meetings
Box 231
Town of Oak Island: political sign
Box 231
Town of Summerfield: public comments rules
Box 231
Yadkinville Ord: adult care homes
Box 231
Davidson Co. custody case: sexual orientation
Box 231
Domestic violence/employment issues
Box 231
Durham Co. inmates: close restraints
Box 231
Durham Co. judicial building
Box 231
East Bladen High School: transgender student
Box 231
East Chapel Hill High School: lacrosse team led Bible study sessions
Box 231
Email system to parents at charter school
Box 231
Fayetteville peace rally: public park access
Box 231
Forsyth Co. Schools: day of silence
Box 231
Franklin County Board of Elections
Box 231
Gospel Choir: Chatham County
Box 231
Macon County: Creationism
Box 231
Christian ministry in the national parks
Box 231
Athens Drive High School: Baccalaureate
Box 231
Birkhead/Duke University Police Department
Box 231
Burke County Board of Elections
Box 231
Buncombe County: religious headgear
Box 231
Ceremonial wine in Halfway House
Box 232
Clay Co., Hayesville Court House: Ten Commandments
Box 232
Harnett Co.: submission
(2 folders)
Box 232
Clayton Homes, interracial relationship fair housing issue
(7 folders)
Box 232
Right to Pardon, expungement
(7 folders)
Box 232
Lincoln Co. Representation
Box 232
Religion in Madison Co. schools
(2 folders)
Box 232
Closed without action
(20 folders)
Box 233
Voting Rights Act, Harnett County
(25 folders)
[Two diskettes removed and contents mounted to library server. Consult with a reference archivist for access. Files must be screened for confidential material before access can be granted.]
Box 233
Student's civil liberties, printed material
(2 folders)
Box 234
Out of school suspensions
[Three diskettes removed and contents mounted to library server. Consult with a reference archivist for access. Files must be screened for confidential material before access can be granted.]
Box 234
Student's rights manual
(2 folders)
Box 234
Day of silence / day of truth
Box 234
Religious liberties, teachers
Box 234
Recording public meetings
Box 234
Religious liberties, teaching about religion
Box 234
Reproductive rights, students
Box 234
Off campus student speech
Box 234
ACLU, agreements and policies
Box 234
Public school disc.: anonymous internet issue
Box 234
Prison and jail conditions
Box 234
Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act of 2000 (RLIUPA)
Box 234
ACLU sample policy guidelines
(4 folders)
Box 235
Supreme Court summaries, 1992-2003
(2 folders)
Box 235
Fourth Circuit cases, 2005
(6 folders)
Box 235
D.D.Y. (minor child): child abuse, neglect
(5 folders)
Box 236
Wrongful termination
(3 folders)
Box 236
Search warrant
(9 folders)
Box 236
Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) v. UNC: internet file sharing, 2003-2004
(folders 1-6 of 23)
Box 236
RIAA v. USA, 2003-2004
(folders 7-23 of 23)
[Diskette removed and contents mounted to library server. Consult with a reference archivist for access. Files must be screened for confidential material before access can be granted.]
Box 237
Fifth amendment, involuntary confession
(4 folders)
Box 237
Morrisville taxi ordinance
(12 folders)
Box 238
Race in murder trial
(11 folders)
Box 238
Signature requirements for new parties in election
Box 239
Wiccan group denied access to Kill Devil Hills library
Box 239
State Highway Patrol
(13 folders)
Box 239
Burden of proof to show waived Miranda rights knowingly and intelligently
(folders 1-5 of 6)
Box 239
Waived Miranda rights
(folder 6 of 6)
Box 240
FLOC organizers arrest file
Box 240
Habitual felon law
(10 folders)
Box 240
Hunt High poster case: school censorship
(8 folders)
Box 240
CAN arrest in Brunswick County
Box 241
Gaston County car search policy, Ballard
(4 folders)
Box 241
Green party certification petition case
(2 folders)
Box 241
Right to stop
(8 folders)
Box 241
Reproductive freedom project, briefing packet to help you oppose so called partial-birth abortion bans, ACLU
Box 241
Students' rights information
(8 folders)
[Diskette removed and contents mounted to library server. Consult with a reference archivist for access. Files must be screened for confidential material before access can be granted.]
Box 242
Rockingham County schools
(4 folders)
Box 242
Fourth Amendment, roadblock case
(19 folders)
Box 243
Marijuana possession, illegal search and seizure
(9 folders)
Box 243
DNA testing as search
(10 folders)
Box 244
Miranda Rights
(folders 1-10 of 13)
Box 244
Miranda Rights
(folders 11-13 of 13)
Box 245
Court congestion, right to a speedy trial
(8 folders)
Box 245
Suppression of drug evidence case
(3 folders)
[Diskette removed and contents mounted to library server. Consult with a reference archivist for access. Files must be screened for confidential material before access can be granted.]
Box 246
Indigent Defense Services
(10 folders)
Box 246
Discriminatory termination of employment
(folders 1-5 of 6)
Box 246
Discriminatory termination of employment
(folders 6 of 6)
Box 247
Constitutionality of sex offender registration statute
(6 folders)
Box 247
Sex discrimination
(4 folders)
Box 247
Medical malpractice rule
(8 folders)
Box 247
Fayetteville: religion in school
Box 247
Edenton/Chowan dress code
Box 247
Violation of confrontation clause
Box 247
Violation of public meetings act
Box 248
In God We Trust, Davidson County government center
(3 folders)
[Two audio tapes removed to Audiovisual Material Series.]
Box 248
Nash County school uniform policy
(5 folders)
Box 248
Tarboro protest case
(5 folders)
Box 249
Pervasive religious indoctrination in public schools
(6 folders)
Box 249
Town of Cary, political sign ordinance
Box 249
Alexander County, Ten Commandments in courthouse and commissioner resolution
Box 249
Transylvania County, internet blocking at public libraries
(3 folders)
Box 249
Wilkes County: Ten Commandments
(7 folders)
Box 250
Establishment clause
(4 folders)
Box 250
Admissions discrimination case
(folder 1 of 5)
Box 250
Admissions discrimination case
(folders 2-5 of 5)
Box 251
Universal Life Church, Inc. (ULC) v. United States: ULC minister wants to perform marriage ceremonies
Box 251
Southeast Raleigh High School unconstitutional graduation attire requirement
Box 251
Sex offender, due process
Box 251
Man with 67 IQ on death row
(folders 1-3 of 5)
Box 251
Man with 67 IQ on death row
(folders 4-5 of 5)
Box 252
Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS) v. Orange County: County civil rights ordinance
(9 folders)
Box 252
Fifty dollar indigent defense fee case
(6 folders)
Box 253
Public records act request, Work First North Carolina, welfare
(7 folders)
Box 253
Charlotte parade ordinance
(2 folders)
Box 253
Gaston County: Ten Commandments in County Commissioner's office
Box 253
Homeless voter registration
Box 253
Pregnant student: title IX
Box 254
Skyland Fire Dept.: religious web site and fish symbol of department vehicles
Box 254
Constitutionality of punitive damages cap, 2001
(4 folders)
Box 254
Campaign finance, 2000
(folders 1-6 of 9)
Box 254
Campaign finance, 2000
(folders 7-9 of 9)
Box 255
Raleigh nuisance party ordinance, 2003-2004
(5 folders)
Box 255
Beer label case
(7 folders)
Box 255
Constitutionality of state law against fortune telling
(folders 1-3 of 8)
Box 255
Constitutionality of state law against fortune telling
(folders 4-8 of 8)
Box 256
Right to a speedy trial
(6 folders)
Box 256
Lesbian adoption, full faith and credit
(5 folders)
Box 256
Fifth Amendment issue
(folders 1-6 of 16)
Box 256
Fifth Amendment issue
(folders 7-16 of 16)
Box 257
Department of Social Services case, question over what constitutes sufficient cause for an investigation of neglect
(8 folders)
Box 257
Driving While Black cases (DWB)
(12 folders)
Box 258
DWB, pleadings and briefs
(1-2 of 4 folders)
Box 258
DWB, pleadings and briefs
(3-4 of 4 folders)
Box 259
Higher education act, financial aid and drug convictions
Box 259
Our offer and Senator Edward's office response, 2004
Box 259
Correspondence with Robert Mostellor (prof. of law)
Box 259
Research for amicus brief and memo
Box 259
Beneficient provision for the poor
Box 260
Welfare County plans, Work First
(6 folders)
Box 260
Abortion research
(3 folders)
Box 261
Curfews research
(6 folders)
Box 261
Ten Commandments
(2 folders)
Box 262
SB 452, local adult entertainment
Box 262
SB 228, child abuse reporting
Box 262
Fourth and Fourteenth Amendments
(4 folders)
Box 263
Drug test, Fourth Amendment
(10 folders)
Box 263
Chapel Hill, aggressive panhandling and Raleigh, sleeping in parks
(2 folders)
Box 263
Cross on town seal
(2 folders)
Box 264
Frank Porter Graham Awards Dinner
Box 264
Redistricting [maps removed to Oversize Material]
Box 264
Buncombe school board policy unconstitutional, 2002
(8 folders)
Box 264
Racial profiling
(1-3 of 7 folders)
Box 264
Racial profiling
(4-7 of 7 folders)
Box 265
Governmental immunity
(5 folders)
Box 265
Northwestern Regional Library: internet filter policy
Box 265
Protest issue in city of Brevard
Box 265
Ban of Confederate flag on clothes in school
Box 265
Macon County Nativity scene, 2001-2003
(6 folders)
[Photographs removed to Audiovisual Material Series.]
Box 265
Bible distribution in NC schools
(4 folders)
Box 266
Sexual discrimination
(3 folders)
Box 266
Board Members
(2 folders)
Box 266
Bill of Rights proclamation
Box 266
DMV regulations: proof of identity issue
(3 folders)
Box 266
Free speech activities in Pack square, 2003
Box 266
Catawba County seal
(folder 1 of 3)
Box 266
Catawba County seal
(folders 2-3 of 3)
Box 267
Cary political sign ordinance
(5 folders)
Box 267
NC session law, 2004-125: campaign finance
(4 folders)
Box 267
Seth's Judicial Bypass folder
(1-3 of 7 folders)
Box 267
Seth's Judicial Bypass folder
(4-7 of 7 folders)
Box 268
Buncombe, Haywood, and Rowan County Entanglement: religion in schools
(5 folders)
[One VHS and two audiotapes removed to Audiovisual Material Series.]
Box 268
Dress code/uniform complaints
Box 268
DWB racial profiling complaints
Box 268
DWB statistics gathering Law
Box 268
Experts - police and otherwise
Box 268
Fayetteville school uniforms (monitor)
Box 268
Columbine High School
(2 folders)
Box 269
Juvenile death penalty research
Box 269
Hearsay in Domestic Court
Box 269
Legislative prayer decision, Fourth Circuit
Box 269
LGBT brochure 13 Things to Know
(4 folders)
Box 269
Grants to State Residents Enrolled in Post-Secondary Religious Institutions, 2001
Box 270
Durham Public School faculty meeting prayer, 2002
Box 270
UNC Chapel Hill summer reading requirement
Box 270
Warsaw Parade Ordinance, 2002
Box 270
Wake County drug testing kits for schools, 2002
Box 270
Wilkes County School Board, Mulberry Elementary: prayer in schools
Box 270
Jacksonville police, 2003: driving while black
Box 270
United Life Church Minister refused admission to hospital to minister patients, 2002
Box 270
Wilmington City Council prayer, 2002
Box 270
Driving while black, 2002
Box 270
Teaching tolerance for homosexuals in NC, 2001
Box 270
Segregated domestic violence court in Charlotte, 2000
Box 270
Wiccan suspended from East Burke High School because of pink hair, 2001
Box 270
Rockingham County Ten Commandments, 2002
Box 270
Vivid television case, 2001
Box 270
Raleigh Anti-Job Solicitation Ordinance, 2002
Box 270
Student expelled for praying the rosary at a Baptist school, 2002
Box 270
Potential Intern Projects
Box 271
Blakely issue, 2004
(2 folders)
Box 271
Alamance County mistreatment of Hispanics, 2003
Box 271
Complaint of unreasonable demands by Mint Hill, NC officials to allow a religious protest, 2004
Box 271
Complaint that public school has notice board with word "WOP" on it
Box 271
Catawba County Seal, 2004
Box 271
Muslim headgear and driver's license ID photo, 2003
Box 271
Greensboro school banning political buttons, 2004
Box 271
Rape Shield Law and Blakely Case, 2004
Box 271
Juvenile Justice PRA request information
Box 271
Prayer at Durham Housing Authority Meeting, 2004
Box 271
Harnett Central High School: student suspended for wearing hair in dreadlocks, 2003
Box 271
Teacher passing out bible and leading prayer, 2003r
Box 271
Off-campus internet site, 2003
Box 271
Libel and student newspaper, 2004
Box 271
Complaint about voting districts in Shelby, NC, 2004
Box 271
Onslow County internet use policy, 2003
Box 271
Claims son suspended from school for contents of "journal," 2003
Box 271
Large crosses erected in yards/rights of way in Polk County, 2003
Box 271
North Carolina School for Science and Math refuses to lend out public documents
Box 271
Session Law 2003-398: Private Dog Dry Search Law
Box 271
Religious policy in Caldwell County schools, 2004
Box 271
UNC Christian fraternity issue
Box 271
American Security Ins. et al.
(5 folders)
Box 271
Amicus Club and CLE Files
(4 folders)
Box 272
Creedmar Church Tax exemption issue
Box 272
Prayers in Harnett County Schools
Box 272
SEANC in Board of Elections
Box 272
Traffic ticket quotas, 2001
Box 272
Checkpoint turnaround case
Box 272
Wake County School: character education pamphlet, 2001
Box 272
Boone Single family dwelling ordinance, 2001
Box 272
Enloe High School student suspended for off-campus website
Box 272
Lincoln County School "Oh my God" case
Box 272
Dr. convicted of marijuana use and only referred to religiously affiliated rehab, 2001
Box 272
Kindergarten class religious content
Box 272
Bible distribution in public school
Box 272
Appalachian State alcohol search policy, 2001
Box 272
Driving while black, 2001
Box 272
Jehovah's Witness practicing religion in prison
Box 272
NC DENR change meeting time, protest
Box 272
Claims unlawfully arrested for failing "to obtain a permit allowing a visual recording or other audio or visual production work on the property of a state..." - Asheville, documentary on Thomas Wolfe
Box 272
Christmas songs in public school
Box 272
Prayer prior to baseball game, East Chapel Hill
Box 272
Social security number demanded by police during stop
Box 272
Asheville high school confiscates book of spells
Box 272
Material support provision to terrorist group, 2002
Box 272
Religious songs in a Buncombe County middle school
Box 273
Homeless on State Capitol grounds,
(2 folders)
Box 273
Raleigh panhandling ordinance
Box 273
Mecklenberg County Bar: Establishment Clause
Box 273
Ethnic profiling at Charlotte Airport
(3 folders)
[Diskette removed and contents mounted to library server. Consult with a reference archivist for access. Files must be screened for confidential material before access can be granted.]
Box 273
New Bern: Ten Commandments
[Microcassette removed to Audiovisual Material Series.]
Box 273
LGBT and AIDS project update, 2001-2002
Box 274
LGBT report to National, 2003-2004
Box 274
NC Court of Appeals interesting decisions
Box 274
ACLU events and activities calendars
(2 folders)
Box 274
Various ACLU-NC Court decisions, 1997-2000
Box 274
ACLU press releases and other info
Box 274
Cooperating attorneys, 2000-2003
Box 274
County and City attorney list
Box 274
Eastern District NC Federal Court Orientation
Box 274
Getting Organized Seminar Materials
Box 274
July 2000 update: God and Country in the Public Schools
Box 274
Summer internships
(4 folders)
Box 274
Legal Committee confidentiality memo
Box 274
Asheville racial profiling, 2003
Box 275
See You At The Pole, Canton NC Elementary School, 2000-2001
Box 275
Elementary school bible distribution, 2002
Box 275
Prisoner claims denied right to vote in jail
Box 275
Ex-DOC employee says denied right to marry prisoner, 2001
Box 275
Brunswick County School, Fourth Amendment, 2002
Box 275
Henderson County Public Demonstration Ordinance, 2001
Box 275
Correspondence course ban for death row inmates, 2001
Box 275
Fayetteville Fire Department, 1999: religious content in newsletter
Box 275
Atheist at Fort Bragg Abused
Box 275
Cary Police Social Security Number, 2001
Box 275
Native American marriage ceremony not recognized by the state, 1999
Box 275
Transylvania Public Library internet filters, 2002
Box 275
Peer review privilege in 1981 Amicus, 2000
Box 275
Alexander County Redistricting Plan, 2000
Box 275
Whiteville cruising ordinance, 2000
Box 275
Social Security numbers and government agency requests, 2000
Box 275
NC Constitution and Private Prisons
(2 folders)
Box 276
Immunization waiver at NC School for the Arts
Box 276
Intern, letters of recommendation
Box 276
Intern, letters of recommendation
Box 276
Dan Pollitt Award - 2004 applicants
Box 276
Samples - Motion for leave to file amicus in state appellate courts
Box 276
UHC Information - Health Insurance, 1998
Box 276
Wake County Court Orientation, 2000
Box 276
North Carolina Coalition for Adoption Reform
Box 276
Religious police enforcing criminal law
Box 276
Public school teachers supervising prayer, 2002
Box 276
Sixth Amendment and work product issues, 2003
Box 276
Raleigh police and social security numbers, 2003
Box 276
Franklin County Commissioner: prayer at meetings, 2003
Box 276
Indigent Defense, Appointment of Counsel, 2003
Box 276
FIRE: Shaw University, academic freedom, 2003
Box 276
Richmond County School Uniform Policy, 2003
Box 276
Drug dog sniff at road block, 2004
Box 276
Strip search case, 2003
(3 folders)
Box 277
Sixth Amendment, 2003
(15 folders)
Box 277
Whistleblower fired from Pamlico company, 2004
Box 277
New Hanover County: Ten Commandments in school, 2003
Box 277
Clemency letter and action alert, 2004
Box 277
Asheville police searches of dorm rooms, 2003
Box 277
ASU ban on religious candles, 2003
Box 277
North Carolina Bar Association program, Negotiating the Ethical Minefield
Box 277
Rocky Mount Charter School regulations regarding student hair
Box 278
Creedmore Public Relations Act violations
Box 278
Removal of Klan rally sign
Box 278
Confederate flag and mail delivery
Box 278
Non-English written materials denied to prisoners
Box 278
Havelock school uniform policy
Box 278
Claims the guards in prison won't let his male visitor kiss him hello
Box 278
Censorship of gay-themed art and the hanging of the Ten Commandments in public schools
Box 278
Bibles passed out at Craven County Elementary
Box 278
Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS) privacy complaint
Box 278
Right to assembly in Asheville
Box 278
Random search at Hoke County High School
Box 278
Constitutionality of private prisons
Box 278
North Carolina School of Science and Math internet restrictions
Box 278
Complaint that the SOAR rehabilitation program in prisons results in violations of the Fifth Amendment
Box 278
Sheriff fired an employee for not participating in his reelection campaign
Box 278
Driving while black
(2 folders)
Box 278
Disjunctive jury, 2002
(4 folders)
Box 279
Scheduled execution of a mentally disabled person
(2 folders)
Box 279
Vagueness of statute, meth labs prosecuted as containing weapons of mass destruction, 2003-2004
(2 folders)
Box 279
Flawed indictment for first degree sexual offense, 2004
(3 folders)
Box 279
Sexual harassment and discrimination in Southern Pines police department, 2006
Box 279
Cary public finance ordinance
Box 279
Angels in America, art censorship materials
Box 279
Know your rights, student manual
Box 279
Your rights when stopped by police, card update
Box 279
NC Department of Health and Human Services, listing of childcare centers
Box 279
School violence prevention packet
Box 279
Sheriff's bond information
Box 279
Fort Bragg school uniform case
Box 279
Rutherford and Polk County school dress codes
Box 279
Prayers at Elkin High graduation
Box 279
Kicked out of school because of his hair style
Box 279
City of Conover parade ordinance
Box 279
Blue Ridge Community College prayer
Box 279
Teacher proselytizing and physically abusing a child
Box 280
Cabarrus County schools police interrogation policy
Box 280
Legislative tuition grants
Box 280
Asheville, NC Open Records Act
Box 280
High school student complaining about internet filters of a religious nature
Box 280
Religious freedom at school, student disallowed from wearing a perfume with religious significance
Box 280
Christmas program at juvenile training school
Box 280
First Presbyterian Child Development Center receiving federal funds
Box 280
Complaint against Pineburke police
Box 280
Statesville, driving while black
Box 280
Muslim prisoner only served meals with pork
Box 280
Denial of satanic religious material at an Eagle Springs training school
Box 280
Harnett County Alternative School, illegal search of students
Box 280
Denied loan, racial discrimination
Box 280
Henderson middle school search policy
Box 280
Orange High School newspaper distribution issue
Box 280
In God We Trust inscribed at the Davidson County Governmental Center
Box 280
Protester barred from a Kerry/Edwards campaign rally because of the anti-war message of his sign
Box 280
Bush protest file, 2004 July 7
Box 280
Chapel Hill: lobbying ordinance
Box 280
Union of Needletrades, Industrial and Textile Employees (UNITE) file
Box 280
Son denied admission to high school, previous adjudicated juvenile offense
Box 280
Daughter suspended from school for drawing a picture of an explosion, marked Columbine
Box 280
Greenville: public school bible class
Box 280
Son received pressure from his public school teacher to attend church
Box 280
Demoted for writing a letter to the editor
Box 280
Suspension of driver's license
Box 280
HIV discrimination by Alamance County civil services
Box 280
Religious blessing performed at a public school
Box 280
Religious hymns at a public school
Box 280
Police search of home without warrant
Box 280
Prayer in a public school
Box 280
Church of Divine Inspiration tax exemption issue
Box 280
Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation (SLAPP suit)
Box 280
Forsyth County schools religious invocation
Box 281
Fayetteville library censorship
Box 281
City ordinance on church size discriminatory against minority communities
Box 281
Lesbian not allowed to chaperone at child's school
Box 281
American Legion 4018 Society disallowing female members
[Diskette removed and contents mounted to library server. Consult with a reference archivist for access. Files must be screened for confidential material before access can be granted.]
Box 281
Internet filtered by service provider, no user options
Box 281
Prohibited from handing out campaign cards at Rockingham folk festival
Box 281
Southwestern Community College's censorship of bulletin board
Box 281
Brunswick County EMT stipulation that EMTs must wear pants conflicts with her religious beliefs
Box 281
Wiccan teacher suspension
Box 281
Private prisons file: research into constitutionality
Box 281
Recent State Supreme Court civil liberties decisions
Box 281
Donor file
[Item removed to Oversize Material.]
Box 281
2000 NC legislative session: examination of a bill involving confidentiality of mental health records
Box 281
NC ACLU, legislative agenda, 2000-2002
Box 281
Durham Political Signs Ordinance
(4 folders)
Box 281
Immigration, quick response team
(18 folders)
Box 282
Death penalty, articles
(2 folders)
Box 282
Cabarrus County, bible classes
(3 folders)
Box 283
Racial justice
[Item removed to Oversize Material.]
Box 283
Affiliate chapters relations policy
Box 283