Judicial Council of the National Bar Association

Content Description The Judicial Council of the National Bar Association was created in 1970 as an independent section of the Association with George W. Crockett Jr. appointed as coordinator. The Council had its own officers, by-laws, programs, and treasury. The records of the Council  include correspondence, minutes, financial records, resolutions, newsletters, lists, photographs, press releases, and other printed items. The correspondence is mostly to or from Crockett and usually concerns itself with...

Content Description The papers of H.T. Lockard document his service as a lawyer and judge, President of the Memphis Branch of the NAACP, and as administrative assistant to Tennessee Governor Buford Ellington. The collection consists of a single letter, photographs of Lockard in his capacities with the NAACP and Tennessee Governor's office, biographical information, proclamations and certificates, a program and newsletter from the Judicial Council of the National Bar Association, and news clippings. The majority...