itera Scripta—Special Collections BlogThe Hugo Black Study at the Bounds Law Library
Posted on Monday October 22, 2018
This post offers a glimpse into the home study of United States Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black through descriptions of its furnishings and numerous books. Several books illustrate Black’s significant interest in the classics while Martin Luther King, Jr.’s book, Stride Toward Freedom, provides an example of the many books Black received as gifts containing interesting inscriptions.
The online catalog allows you to search the library’s physical collection and online articles.
The Bounds Law Library is open to the public; reference assistance is available during normal operating hours Monday through Friday.
A database with a selection of sample exams and best answer files available to current law students.
The Albritton Lecture series was established by Judge William Harold Albritton III, a 1960 Alabama Law alumnus.
