Jesse W. Carter graduated from Golden Gate College of Law in 1913 and served as Associate Justice of the California Supreme Court from 1939 until his death in 1959.
The Jesse Carter collection at Golden Gate University School of Law consists of copies of speeches given and articles written throughout his career, photographs, newspaper clippings, case files, and a painted portrait.
We gratefully acknowledge the donation of materials by Jesse Carter's grandson, Mr. Scott Carter.Submissions from 2011
Newspaper Clippings - Ethics Probe Considered
Newspaper Clippings - Miscellaneous Topics
Newspaper Clippings - The Death of Jesse Carter
Newspaper Clippings - The Saga of Carter's Dam - #10, Posthumous Ruling, 1959
Newspaper Clippings - The Saga of Carter's Dam - #1, March 1958
Newspaper Clippings - The Saga of Carter's Dam - #2, April 1958
Newspaper Clippings - The Saga of Carter's Dam - #3, May 1958
Newspaper Clippings - The Saga of Carter's Dam - #4, June 1958
Newspaper Clippings - The Saga of Carter's Dam - #5, July 1958
Newspaper Clippings - The Saga of Carter's Dam - #6, August 1958
Newspaper Clippings - The Saga of Carter's Dam - #7, September 1958
Newspaper Clippings - The Saga of Carter's Dam - #8, October 1958
Newspaper Clippings - The Saga of Carter's Dam - #9, February 1959
Newspaper Clippings - The Speeding Ticket
Submissions from 2010
Has the Cause for Constitutional Liberties Become Unpopular? The Role of the Supreme Court
Re. Stop Signs on Butterfield Road
Speech Delivered to Unknown Group Re. Carter's Dissents
Submissions from 1977
Justice Jesse W. Carter: A Portrait of Greatness, Alumni Forum Editor,
Submissions from 1959
Memorial Service for Justice Jesse W. Carter - Response For The Court
Supreme Court's Justice Carter Dies
In Memoriam - Jesse W. Carter, Daniel S. Carlton and Leon Green
Submissions from 1958
Address Delivered Before the Bar Association of Alameda County Entitled "The Chessman Case"
Submissions from 1957
Address Delivered at a Seminar for Trade Union Leaders Entitled "The Courts and the Constitution"
Dissent in First Unitarian Church of Los Angeles v. County of Los Angeles
Submissions from 1956
Address Delivered at the Commencement Exercises of Golden Gate College
Address Delivered Before the Exchange Club of San Francisco on the Subject of Searches and Seizures
Submissions from 1955
Address Delivered for the Redding Rotary Club on the 50th Anniversary of the Rotary International
Submissions from 1954
Address Delivered at the Westside Jewish Community Center Entitled "The Right to Dissent"
Recent Trends in Court Decisions
Recent Trend in Court Decisions in California, Jesse W. Carter
Submissions from 1953
Address Delivered at the Annual Meeting of the National Lawyers Guild
Address Delivered Before the Bar Association of Monterey County Entitled "Challenges to Freedom"
Statement Delivered Relative to the Loyalty Oath Statute
Statement in Re. Sale of Five Acres of Land in the Town of Ross
Dissenting Opinions, Jesse W. Carter
Submissions from 1952
Dissent in Rockwell v. State Bar, Unpublished Opinion
Submissions from 1951
Address Before the San Francisco City Attorneys' Luncheon Entitled "The Claims Statutes"
Address Delivered Before the National Association Claimants' Compensation Attorneys
Submissions from 1950
Submissions from 1940
Our State's Highest Tribunal: The Court and the Justices, Edward F. O'Day
Submissions from 1939
Address on Induction as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of California
Proceedings Upon the Induction into Office of Justice Jesse W. Carter
Submissions from 1936
Address Delivered in Supreme Court of California in July 1936 Welcoming New Members of the Bar