Copy letter from Boyle to Prof. Newman, School of Law, University of California, Berkeley, thanking Newman for hospitality in San Francisco, stating hearings have been deemed admissible to Strasbourg and Boyle has written to Sean McBride to see if he can help Hurst Hannum with work in Ireland.

Letter from Boyle to Newman, Law School, University of California, Berkeley, informing him that "our application was declared admissible by the Commission. . .". This is probably referring to the Donnelly Case.

Copy letter from Boyle to Prof. Hand, Dean, Faculty of Law, University College Dublin, agreeing to act as an external examiner in criminology for 1974.

Letter from Boyle to Prof. Greer, Faculty of Law, Queen's University, Belfast, congratulating him on his appointment as Chair [of Law] and discussing plans and funding for future research projects when Boyle returns to Ireland.

Letter from Boyle, Sociology Department, Yale University, to Prof. Kelly, Editor of the Irish Jurist journal, University College Dublin, enclosing part II of an article for publication regarding policing.

Letter from Boyle to Prof. Kelly, Editor, Irish Jurist, University College Dublin, discussing parts I and II of an article written on policing in Northern Ireland and explaining why writing part I in Belfast led Boyle to be unhappy with it in hindsight.

Letter from Boyle to Rose, Department of Politics, University of Strathclyde, Scotland, informing Rose "we succeeded in the admissibility stage of our application Re. Torture before the European Commission." Boyle continues to discuss the case, his research and public speaking in Yale and America, his ongoing research on the R.I.C. and current conditions in Northern Ireland.

Letter from Boyle to Prof. Rawlin, New York, enclosing publicity material for speaking events in Detroit.

Letter from Boyle to Turning, [Twining] Faculty of Law, University of Warwick, informing Turning, informing him that "we succeeded at the admissibility stage of the N.I. Application before the European Commission in Strasbourg" and recounting comments on the experiences of the case.

Letter from Boyle to Rev. Brady, and copied to Hurst Hannum, asking of Brady to record in detail any and all evidence and cases of brutality and ill treatment [by security forces] in Northern Ireland. NOTE: First page of letter is missing.