Box 5

This subseries contains Meltsner's credentials relating to his legal career, including bar admission certificates, professional legal organization credentials, and registration for the Board of Registration of Allied Health and Human Services Professionals of Massachussets.

This subseries contains Meltsner's credentials relating to his legal career, including bar admission certificates, professional legal organization credentials, and registration for the Board of Registration of Allied Health and Human Services Professionals of Massachussets.

This subseries contains Meltsner's credentials relating to his legal career, including bar admission certificates, professional legal organization credentials, and registration for the Board of Registration of Allied Health and Human Services Professionals of Massachussets.

Jury selection of the death penalty violating due process of the Eighth Amendment.

Unconstitutional procedure used to sentence to prison and the death penalty.

Amicus curiae for probable cause, reasonable suspicion, and stop and frisk cases.

Argued whether health and athletic facilities are covered under Title II of the Civil Rights Act and that the YMCA was denying membership based on race.

Private restaurant wanted a review to allow racial segregation. Meltsner's second trial argued.

Argued that the Transit Authority's methadone policy was unconstitutional.

Court martial trials in non-military crimes committed by persons in military status.