subentries
later cases and experiences at the bar (1762-1774)35
drafts and notes of arguments32
early cases and experiences at the bar (through 1761)28
accounts and fees for services as lawyer26
notes of legal authorities25
See also: under names of particular authors and titles
teaching and training law clerks in his office15
office records (docket lists, dockets, memoranda, bills, accounts, &c.)9
admission to Suffolk bar7
court materials and summaries in his “Admiralty Book”7
keeps collection of noteworthy pleadings7
Field v. Lambert, first legal case as counsel6
JA's intellectual approach to the law6
legal apprenticeship under Putnam6
sets up law office in Braintree6
choice of and apprenticeship in the law5
history and description of JA's legal papers and materials5
judicial service on Congressional prize appeal committee5
keeps notes in commonplace book5
records “Abstract” of writs of assistance argument5
and Gridley's “sodality”4
drafts information praying forfeiture of logs and masts seized by Wentworth4
JA's comments on his role in Massacre trials4
rides circuit in “Eastern Counties” of York and Cumberland (now Maine)4
R. T. Paine's minutes of JA's courtroom appearances4
writes Suffolk County bar on behalf of John Thaxter4
admission to Suffolk bar, to Superior Court, and as barrister3
admitted attorney in Inferior Court3
admitted attorney in Superior Court3
begins practice in Braintree3
cases and experiences at the bar (1766)3
engaged by Preston and the soldiers in Massacre trials3
files plea to the jurisdiction in No. 563
Josiah Quincy on JA's role in Massacre trials3
legal education and apprenticeship of JA3
Lusanna case (1777 et seq.)3
on Spanish courts and justice3
travels court circuit outside Suffolk co.3
Tyler uses JA's legal papers and books3
argues in favor of power of inferior customs officer to seize a vessel2
compiles notes on civil law2
compiles notes on probate law2
counsel for Boston to plead for reopening of courts2
drafts list of questions presented in No. 272
files assignment of errors in No. 282
habit of recording courtroom minutes2
leaves legal and business papers with AA (1778)2
mechanics of JA's practice2
relationship of JA's legal training and experience to his public life2
revenue cases in Court of Vice Admiralty2
study with fellow lawyers2
talks with leaders of Boston bar2
text of a closing address to jury on mobs2
the “Sodalitas” or lawyers' study club2
Wetmore's minutes of JA's courtroom appearances2
writs of assistance case2
“1757 ... I longed more ardently to be a Soldier than I ever did to be a Lawyer”1
Admiralty case concerning whaling1
appointed guardian of a minor1
attack on the Admiralty Court in Hancock case1
Auchmuty's report of a courtroom appearance by JA1
cases and experiences at the bar (1764)1
cases and experiences at the bar (1767)1
cases and experiences at the bar (1769)1
cases and experiences at the bar (1772)1
cases and experiences at the bar (1774)1
cases and experiences at the bar (1775)1
chronology of JA's legal career1
comments on extent of jury's power1
compiles list of pleadings1
considered Corbet's case more important than Massacre trials1
considered resuming practice after being retired from Presidency1
counsel for assessors in case of a Presbyterian claiming tax exemption1
court circuit to Worcester (1763)1
criminal cases in Special Courts of Admiralty1
development and extent of JA's practice1
drafts abstracts of titles1
drafts poor-law petition in No. 261
files plea in confession and avoidance in No. 331
For legal authorities mentioned or cited, see the following1
Gordon's comments on JA's role in Massacre trials1
helps draft petition from Braintree troops on bounty1
Hutchinson's comments on JA's role in Massacre trials1
impeachment proceedings against Peter Oliver1
inadequate treatment of JA's legal career in biographies1
JA's legal papers as materials for social history1
keeps epitome of early reading of Coke on Littleton1
Kennebec Company one of JA's most important clients1
King v. Stewart (1774) and its sequels1
last case as active trial lawyer in prize controversy for Doane1
letters to three friends on studying law1
misgivings about his writ in Field v. Lambert1
office in Queen Street, Boston1
often paired with co-counsel1
Oliver Whipple's report of a courtroom appearance by JA1
on importance of oratory to lawyer1
on lawyers in the Province who have made greater fortunes than he1
on means to draw a “Swarm of Clients”1
planned collection of anecdotes about lawyers1
plays leading part in early bar association1
politically important defense of Hancock and sloop Liberty on smuggling charges1
prize case in N.H. Court Maritime1
ranks colleagues of Suffolk bar1
relations with other members of the legal profession1
rivalry with Robert Treat Paine at bar1
sought as counsel by Col. David Henley1
term of Superior Court of Judicature in Falmouth (Portland), Maine1
Tyler to collect legal debts owed to JA1
White Pine Acts cases in Court of Vice Admiralty1
William Cushing's report of a courtroom appearance by JA1
See also: names of individual cases
See also: under the names of JA's law clerks