Letters between Rep. George Crockett and Mr. N.T. (Pete) Shields, chairman of Handgun Control, regarding the Congressman's support of H.R. 1442, the Handgun Crime Control Act. March 13, 1985 and April 29, 1985

Letters between Rep. George Crockett and Mr. N.T. (Pete) Shields, chairman of Handgun Control, regarding the Congressman's support of H.R. 1442, the Handgun Crime Control Act. March 13, 1985 and April 29, 1985
Rep. William L. Clay's assessment of the CBC after the Crime Bill debacle. August 19, 1994
Letters between Rep. William L. Clay Sr. and NAACP Director Burel Gomillion regarding prisoner mistreatment at Auburn Prison. March 12, 1972
Rep. George Crockett responds to a constituent letter regarding the Omnibus Drug Act. August 10, 1988
A bill to amend title I of the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968 to improve law enforcement and criminal justice and for other purposes. May 24, 1973
Constituent James Murphy writes Rep. George Crockett to express his agreement with Rep. Crockett's position on the decriminalization of drugs. January 4, 1990
Article from the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation's "Point of View" newsletter featuring the Congressional Black Caucus'opinion regarding homicide as a public health issue. September 1984
The Congressional Black Caucus Foundation's 1995 fact sheet discussing the implications of the Taking Back Our Streets Act.
Memo, correspondence and agenda discussing sent by Howard T. Robinson, United Church of Christ Commission for Race Justice, to Rep. Louis Stokes regarding possible UN Human Rights Commission investigation of prison conditions and CBC involvement in the 1972 U.N....
Letter from Rep. Mervyn Dymally, Congressional Black Caucus Chairman, to Sen. Edward Kennedy on behalf of the Congressional Black Caucus to express the Caucus'support of Rep. Kennedy's decision to offer provisions of H.R. 4442, the Racial Justice Act, a bill...
Letters between Rep. Barbara Jordan and her constituents discussing prison reform. 1974
Rep. George W. Crockett Jr. discusses the decriminalization of drug use and alternatives to fight against it in this article. February 1990