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Testimony of Superintendent Richard Harris in Mendez v. Westminster
Testimony of Superintendent Richard Harris in Mendez v. Westminster 7/9/1945
Application from the ACLU to Appear Amicus Curiae
Application from the ACLU to Appear Amicus Curiae 5/19/1945
Affidavit of David C. Marcus in Mendez v. Westminster
Affidavit of David C. Marcus in Mendez v. Westminster 3/19/1945
Affidavit for Citation in Mendez v. Westminster
Affidavit for Citation in Mendez v. Westminster 9/27/1946
Answer of Westminster School District of Orange County
Answer of Westminster School District of Orange County 5/5/1945
Indictment for Susan B. Anthony for Illegal Voting
Indictment for Susan B. Anthony for Illegal Voting 1/24/1873
Appeal Bond in Mendez v. Westminster
Appeal Bond in Mendez v. Westminster 3/30/1946
Notice of Appeal in Mendez v. Westminster
Notice of Appeal in Mendez v. Westminster 3/30/1946
Amici Curiae Brief of the National Lawyers Guild and ACLU in Mendez v. Westminster
Amici Curiae Brief of the National Lawyers Guild and ACLU in Mendez v. Westminster 10/1/1945
Chiracahua Apache Children Upon Arrival at the Carlisle Indian School
Chiracahua Apache Children Upon Arrival at the Carlisle Indian School 1886
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