Documents relating to other legal cases observed and studied by Boyle during his Mission to the Gambia.

Printed booklet being summary of proceedings of Imperial Conference, 1930, printed by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London; Business card of 'Monsieur Michael Rynne; Delegate card and membership card of Michael Rynne at International Labour Conference, Seattle, June 1946; Delegate card of Rynne as observer at P.I.C.A.O. North Atlantic Route Service Conference, Dublin Castle 1946
Printed table plan from dinner for British Nationality Act Conference, 1947/1948. Also commemorative booklet/menu from the Maritime conference held in Seattle, 1946.

Copies of reports, "Report by Mr. Roderic Bowen, Q.C., on Procedures for the Arrest, Interrogation and Detention of Suspected Terrorists in Aden." and "Report of the Privy Counsellors Appointed to Consider Authorised Procedures for the Interrogation of Persons Suspected of Terrorism.", chaired by Lord Parker of Waddington and presented to the Prime Minister.

Annual Report for 1976 - 1977 of the Standing Advisory Commission on Human Rights. Other documents include text of address by Dr. Christopher McCrudden, Fellow of Lincoln College, Oxford and member of the Standing Advisory Commission on Human Rights to the committee on the Administration of Justice, Belfast, 15 Jun 1985; Copy of Annual Report of the Standing Advisory Commission on Human Rights, 1985-1986; "European Dimensions to a new British-Irish Agreement: A Working Paper. (n.d.)

Files of documents and reports relating to 'Bloody Sunday' and the subsequent Widgery Enquiry and Saville Tribunal.

Other documents that are included in the files by Boyle among Forum for Peace and Reconciliation include a copy of "Northern Ireland - human rights and the peace dividend" published by National Council for Civil Liberties. "Mar 1995)
"Liberty - Bill of Rights", commentary on the Bill of Rights for the U.K. produced by the National Council for Civil Liberties. (1995)
Newsletter for April 1995 of the Committee on the Administration of Justice; "Taking the Initiative - Report of Initiative '92 for the year after The Opsahl Report";
"Release and Reintegration of Politically Motivated Prisoners in Northern Ireland." by Brian Gormally and Kieran McEvoy, Northern Ireland Association for the Care and Resettlement of Offenders. (1995)

Assorted documents related to the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission, including "A Bill of Rights for Northern Ireland - A Summary of Opinion Poll Findings"; Background Information document on the NIHRC; Report entitled "A Bill of Rights for Northern Ireland: Through the Years - the Views of the Political Parties", published by the Committee on the Administration of Justice (2003); Flyers and information on the group Human Rights Consortium, including a list of members and a flyer entitled "Frequently Asked Questions About a Bill of Rights for Northern Ireland" and an issue of newsletter "Making it Work: Human Rights in Northern Ireland" issued by the NIHRC; TS Press Notice issued by the Joint Committee on Human Rights, House of Commons, London, announcing an enquiry into the work of the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission, focusing on the Commission's development of a Bill of Rights for Northern Ireland.

File of other documents which were filed under 'University of Maine' by Kevin Boyle or were otherwise associated with it. File includes a copy article by Leo F. Smyth, Dept. of Business Studies, University College Galway, entitled "Theories in use concern

Documents include a booklet of essays published by the Economist Magazine and entitled "Reforming Britain's Constitution (Oct - Nov 1995); Edition of Human Rights Law Review, of University of Nottingham Human Rights Law Centre, (Dec 1993, Vol 4. No. 3) A poster detailing the various articles of the Declaration of Human Rights on its 50th anniversary; Copy of TS discussion document entitled "Pluralism in Perspective: Some Lessons from Western Educational History" by Dr. Padraig Hogan, St. Patrick's College, Maynooth. (Jan 1996) Assorted chapters of a book/report, removed from their bindings with headings and topics of "From Anglo-Irish to British-Irish Relations" by Paul Gillespie, "The Europeanization of British-Irish Relations and the east-west dimension of the Belfast Agreement". and other articles.

Assorted items such as maps of New York (Manhattan), a poster for a book sale at the Angela Davis Book Store, NY, and a signed black and white photograph of the Supremes, signed by Mary Wilson, Lynda Laurence and Jean Terrell.