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Federal Courts

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    • First Methodist Church of Union Springs, Alabama v. Haywood Lynn Scott
    • New York Times v. Sullivan
    • Oscar William Adams Jr.
    • Hugo L. Black
    • John Archibald Campbell
    • Henry D. Clayton Jr., ca. 1910
    • Henry Delamar Clayton Jr.
    • Rep. Henry D. Clayton Jr. and Rep. John W. Davis
    • U. W. Clemon
    • U. W. Clemon
    • U. W. Clemon Unveils His Portrait
    • Frontiero v. Richardson
    • Gomillion v. Lightfoot
    • Frank M. Johnson Jr.
    • Frank M. Johnson
    • Ephraim Kirby
    • Knight v. State of Alabama
    • John McDuffie
    • John McKinley
    • Patterson v. Alabama
    • Reynolds v. Sims
    • Richard T. Rives
    • Charles Tait
    • U.S. District Courts in Alabama
    • Wallace v. Jaffree (1985)
    • Earl Warren
    • Wyatt v. Stickney
    • George C. Wallace
    • Richard T. Rives
    • Charles Tait
    • Richard Arrington
    • John McKinley
    • Judge Frank M. Johnson Jr.
    • Frank M. Johnson Jr. Federal Building and Courthouse
    • Charles Evans Hughes
    • U. W. Clemon
    • Frank M. Johnson
    • Frank M. Johnson
    • Oscar Adams with George Wallace
    • Bill Baxley, Frank Johnson, Jim Folsom

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