JESSE CARTER - Speeches and Other Writings

Many of Justice Carter's speeches were defenses of his dissents.

Date	Occasion	Location	Topic or Title
Undated			"Has the Cause For Constitutional Liberties Become Unpopular? The Role of the Supreme Court"
Undated	Speech on the nature of law, given to new members of the Bar
Undated			"Re Stop Signs on Butterfield Road"
July, 1936	Address Delivered In Supreme Court Of California Welcoming New Members Of The Bar
September 12, 1939	Address On Induction As Associate Justice Of Supreme Court Of California
October 30, 1950	Statement of Justice Jesse W. Carter of the Supreme Court of California Relative to His Refusal to Sign the So-Called State Loyalty Oath
August 11, 1951	Address Delivered Before The National Association Claimants' Compensation Attorneys At Its Annual Banquet	St. Francis Hotel, San Francisco, California	Torts Claims Compensation
October 16, 1951	City Attorneys' Luncheon, "The Claims Statutes" (53rd Annual Conference of League of California Cities)		Claims Statutes & Liability
February 2, 1952	Address Delivered Before The American Friends Service Committee, At Their Conference On "Liberty and Loyalty"	The California Club, San Francisco, California	First & Fourth Amendment Issues
February 22, 1953	Address Delivered At The Annual Meeting Of The National Lawyers Guild	Hotel Park Sheraton, New York City, New York	First Amendment, Due Process of Law, other issues
March 19, 1953	Address Delivered Before The Bar Association Of Monterey County At A Dinner Meeting	Casa Munras Hotel, Monterey, California	"Challenges To Freedom"
April 12, 1953	Telephone Interview	San Francisco, CA	The Loyalty Oath Statute
November 10, 1953	Letter to Wallace Myers		"Statement of Jesse W. Carter in re. sale of five acres of land in the town of Ross..."
February 10, 1954	Address Delivered Before The Lawyers' Club Of San Francisco	The Comstock Room Of The Palace Hotel, San Francisco, California	"Recent Trend In Court Decisions In California"
February 16, 1954	Address Delivered Before The West Lost Angeles University Synagogue Forum	The University High School In Los Angeles, California	"The Fifth Amendment To The Constitution Of The United States"
May 24, 1954	Address Delivered At The Westside Jewish Community Center	Los Angeles, California	"The Right To Dissent"
September 29, 1954	Address Delivered Before The Bar Association Of Riverside County	Riverside, California	"Will These Decisions Stand?"
February 24, 1955	Address Delivered For the Redding Rotary Club	Redding, California	On the 50th Anniversary of Rotary International
February 28, 1956	Address Delivered Before The Exchange Club Of San Francisco	St. Francis Hotel, San Francisco, California	Searches and Seizures
June 6, 1956	Commencement Exercises Of Golden Gate College	The War Memorial Veterans Building, San Francisco
October 25, 1956	Address Delivered Before The Student Bar Association Of The University Of Santa Clara, College Of Law	Bergin Hall At The University Of Santa Clara, California	"The American System For The Administration Of Justice"
September 7, 1957	Address Delivered At A Seminar For Trade Union Leaders Presented By The Institute Of Industrial Relations Of The University Of California	The Sonoma Mission Inn, California	The Courts And The Constitution
October 16, 1957	Address Delivered Before The Jewish Professional Men's Club Of Los Angeles		"The 170th Anniversary Of The Constitution Of The United States"
February 11, 1958	Address Delivered Before The Bar Association Of Alameda County	The Athens Club In Oakland, California	"The Chessman Case"
May 1, 1958	Address Delivered Before A Meeting of California Jury Commissioners Association	Ignacio, California	"The American Jury System"
July 25, 1958	Address Delivered At Town & Gown	University Of Southern California Campus, Los Angeles, California	"A Great Supreme Court"
August 19, 1958	Address Delivered at the Testimonial Dinner in Honor of Judge Stanley Mosk	Statler Hotel, Los Angeles, California	"The Administration of Justice"
August 20, 1958	Address Delivered Before the National Conference of Teamsters Lawyers	Santa Barbara Biltmore Hotel, California	"The American Labor Movement"
November 20, 1958	Address Delivered Before The Barristers Club	The Bar Association, San Francisco, California	"What Is Wrong With The Supreme Court Of The United States?"
November 20, 1958	Letter to Wallace Myers, thanking him for his assistance during the episode of "Carter's Dam."