Louisville Law Review Commemorating Gideon

The University of Louisville Law Review  has released a series of six articles commemorating the 50th anniversary of the landmark Gideon v. Wainwright decision.  These pieces were written in connection with this summer's program at the Kentucky Bar Association's Annual Convention, “The Gideon Decision: Constitutional Mandate or Empty Promise? Does the 50th Anniversary  of the U.S. Supreme Court Decision Deserve a Celebration?”  

Gideon v. Wainwright 50th Anniversary Series

Gideon v. Wainwright: Process, Substance, and the Illusiveness of Fairness

Cedric Merlin Powell

52 U. Louisville L. Rev. Online 1 - 6 (2013).

Gideon v. Wainwright and the Lack of Commitment to Justice by Judges, Legislatures, Executives and the Bar

Stephen B. Bright

52 U. Louisville L. Rev. Online 7 - 21 (2013).

Amplifying Gideon's Trumpet, Revitalizing Gideon's Rule: A Prescription for Action

William J. Leahy

52 U. Louisville L. Rev. Online 22 - 31 (2013).

The Gideon Decision: Constitutional Mandate or Empty Promise? A Fifty-Year Deal Under Fire

Stephen F. Hanlon

52 U. Louisville L. Rev. Online 32 - 40 (2013).

Remarks at the 2013 Annual Kentucky Bar Association Convention

Amy Bach

52 U. Louisville L. Rev. Online 41 - 45 (2013).

The History of the Right to Counsel for the Indigent Accused in Kentucky

Robert C. Ewald, Daniel T. Goyette, Erwin W. Lewis, Edward C. Monahan

52 U. Louisville L. Rev. Online 46 - 58 (2013).