TS copy letter from Boyle to Hannum, outlining the plan for Hannum's teaching plan for his visit to Galway and also discusses the plan of approach for highlighting the use of plastic bullet use in Northern Ireland, now that the National Council for Civil Liberties have now launched a case at Strasbourg.

TS copy letter from Boyle to Hannum, wishing Hannum luck with his application to [ ], stating the 'amazing experience' Boyle is to have taking a course on the international protection of the right to life, at the Hague, and notes that Raymond Murray want to go ahead with a plastic bullet case at Geneva.

TS letter from Hannum to Boyle, hoping Boyle can act as a reference for his application with the 'Ford job', and offers "congratulations on Farrell [case Vs. United Kingdom], it could well be one of the most significant cases the Commission has dealt with in a while."

TS letter from Hannum to Boyle, enclosing a copy of a UNESCO proposal made by Hannum to Liskofsky, the Jacob Blaustein Institute, entitled "Evaluating the Effectiveness of the 1978 UNESCO procedure for considering complaints of Human Rights violations."

TS copy letter from Boyle to Hannum, sending best wishes for his proposed project with UNESCO, discussing published works on Human Rights and mentions he is now working with the New Ireland Forum.

MS letter from Hannum to Boyle, suggesting he will raise Boyle and Mary Robinson's names at a meeting in the Netherlands on ethnic-religious conflict.

TS letter from Hannum to Boyle, seeking suggestions from Boyle for a comprehensive list of books and periodicals in the area of public international law and comparative constitutional law, for use in Egypt, Jordan, Morocco and Tunisia.

TS copy letter from Boyle to Hannum giving his suggestions for reading list for use in law faculties in North Africa. Boyle adds he is moving to Australia with the family until October, and describes his first and recent encounter with the United Nations

MS letter from Hannum to Boyle, outlining his work with the Guam Constitutional Convention, 1977

File of TS letters including between Kevin Boyle and the Inn of Court of Northern Ireland, The Royal Courts of Justice (Ulster), Belfast, notifying Boyle that he has been accepted to study at the Inn of Court and specifies the subjects he will study (17 Sep 1970);
TS letter including the results of the Bar final exams, which Kevin Boyle passed (2 Jul 1971);
TS letter outlining next steps for Boyle, (18 Aug 1971);
MS letter from Hugh Grange, Legal Secretariat to the Law Officers, Attorney General's Chambers, London, regarding Boyle's application to pass the English bar (2 Jan 1992);
TS letter from J.A. Tomlin, Chairman of the Joint Regulations Committee, The General Council of the Bar, London, certifying Boyle's application to enter the Inn as a student was accepted. (30 Jan 1992)