Series IV: Legal Cases, 1975-2003, 1975-2003, inclusive
Scope and Content Note
This series which is the largest of the collection documents the work of Frank Durkan as lawyer and advocate for civil and human rights. The series includes files on cases Durkan worked on as well as cases of personal interest to Durkan, such as those included in Subseries F, G, and H on Human Rights and treatment of Prisoners both in Northern Ireland and other countries.
Subseries A. U.S. v Irish Northern Aid Committee (INAC; NORAID), 1969-1982
Annual Testimonial Dinner Dance Journal, 1979, inclusive
Civil Action Suit I: Complaint, 1970-1972, inclusive
Civil Action Suit II: Subpoenas and Depositions, 1970-1972, inclusive
Civil Action Suit III: Opinion, Research Materials, 1972-1973, inclusive
Civil Action Suit IV: Correspondence, Research Material, 1972-1973, inclusive
Compliance File, 1982-1983, inclusive
Correspondence, 1977, inclusive
Counter Claim, 1977, inclusive
Counter Suit I, 1977, inclusive
Counter Suit II, 1977, inclusive
Counter Suit III, 1977, inclusive
Court Records, 1972, 1977, inclusive
Defendant's Memorandum of Law in Opposition to the Plaintiff's Motion to Dismiss Defendant's 3rd and 4th Counterclaims, 1977, inclusive
Discovery I, 1977-1978, inclusive
Discovery II, 1977-1978, inclusive
Documents from 2nd Circuit - Appendix I, 1980-1981, inclusive
Documents from 2nd Circuit - Appendix II, 1980-1981, inclusive
Foreign Agents Registration Act of 1938, 1976-1977, inclusive
Foreign Agents Registration Act: Correspondence I (includes Fort Worth 5 correspondence), 1972-1973, inclusive
Foreign Agents Registration Act: Correspondence II, 1972-1973, inclusive
Foreign Agents Registration Act: Supplemental Documentation, 1972-1973, inclusive
Foreign Agents Registration Act: Supplemental Documentation I, 1973-1975, inclusive
Foreign Agents Registration Act: Supplemental Documentation II, 1973-1975, inclusive
Foreign Agents Registration Act: Supplemental Documentation III, 1973-1975, inclusive
Foreign Agents Registration Act: Supplemental Documentation I, 1976-1978, inclusive
Foreign Agents Registration Act: Supplemental Documentation II, 1976-1978, inclusive
Foreign Agents Registration Act: Documentation Request I, 1977, inclusive
Foreign Agents Registration Act: Documentation Request II, 1977, inclusive
Foreign Agents Registration Act: Resubmission of Statements under the Foreign Agents Registration Act, 1977, inclusive
Furman Air Freight Corp. v. Irish People, Sister Goulding St. Hugh, NORAID, 1974-1978, inclusive
Harrassment - Via Foreign Agents Act I, 1977, inclusive
Harrassment - Via Foreign Agents Act II
Legal Proceedings, 1971-1972, inclusive
Motions, Memoranda, etc. I, 1975-1976
Motions, Memoranda, etc. II, 1975-1976, inclusive
Motions, Memoranda, etc., 1981, inclusive
Memorandum Opinion and Order, 1977, inclusive
Memorandum and Order, 1979, inclusive
Order to Show Cause, 1977, inclusive
Order to Show Cause for Preliminary Injunction, 1977, inclusive
Order to Show Cause: Harrassment (Foreign Agents Act), 1977, inclusive
Petition for Writ of Certiorari to the U.S. Court of Appeals, 1972, inclusive
Photographs from Caucus, 1977, inclusive
Plaintiffs Response to Defendant's First Set of Interrogatories and Document Requests, 1977, inclusive
Pleadings, 1972-1977
Pleadings and Documentation, 1971-1978, inclusive
Pre-1979 Material (correspondence), 1976, inclusive
Summary Judgment Papers I, 1977, inclusive
Summary Judgment Papers II, 1977, inclusive
Summary Judgment Papers III, 1977, inclusive
Supplemental Statements to the U.S. Department of Justice, Bi-annual, 1974-1977, inclusive
Statement of Points and Authorities in Support of Defendants Motion for a Preliminary Injunction, 1975, inclusive
Working Files and Papers I, 1977-1980, inclusive
Working Files and Papers II, 1977-1980, inclusive
FBI Files: 97-5299 Section 1, 1970-1972, inclusive
FBI Files: 97-5299 Section 2, 1972-1973, inclusive
FBI Files: 97-5299 Section 3 I, 1972-1973, inclusive
FBI Files: 97-5299 Section 3 II, 1972-1973, inclusive
FBI Files: 97-5299 Section 4, 1973, inclusive
FBI Files: 97-5299 Section 5, 1973, inclusive
FBI Files: 97-5299 Section 6, 1974, inclusive
FBI Files: 97-5299 Section 7, 1974, inclusive
FBI Files: 97-5299 Section 8, 1974, inclusive
FBI Files: 97-5299 Section 9, 1974, inclusive
FBI Files: 97-5299 Section 10, 1975, inclusive
FBI Files: 97-5299 Section 11, 1974, inclusive
FBI Files: 97-5299 Section 12, 1974, inclusive
FBI Files: 97-5299 Section 13, 1975, inclusive
FBI Files: 97-5299 Section 14, 1975, inclusive
FBI Files: 97-5299 Section 15, 1976, inclusive
FBI Files: New York File 97-2700 Section 1 I, 1973, inclusive
FBI Files: New York File 97-2700 Section 1 II, 1972-1973, inclusive
FBI Files: New York File 97-2700 Section 2 I, 1973, inclusive
FBI Files: New York File 97-2700 Section 2 II, 1973, inclusive
FBI Files: New York File 97-2700 Section 3, 1973, inclusive
FBI Files: New York File 97-2700 Section 4 I, 1974-1975, inclusive
FBI Files: New York File 97-2700 Section 4 II, 1975-1977, inclusive
FBI Files: New York File 105-109381 Section 1, 1970, inclusive
FBI Files: New York File 105-109381 Sub A Section 1, 1971, inclusive
FBI Files: New York File 105-109381 Sub A Section 2, 1972, inclusive
FBI Files: New York File 105-109381 Section 2, 1970, inclusive
FBI Files: New York File 105-109381 Sub A Section 3 I, 1971, inclusive
FBI Files: New York File 105-109381 Sub A Section 3 II, 1971, inclusive
FBI Files: New York File 105-109381 Sub A Section 4, 1973, inclusive
FBI Files: New York See Refs (also Chicago Information), 1970-1975, inclusive
FBI Files: Durkan, Frank- INAC NY See Refs, 1971-1972, inclusive
FBI Files: Durkan, Frank- INAC BUFiles, 1971-1973, inclusive
FBI Files: Durkan, Frank- INAC NY Main File, 1973-1977, inclusive
FBI Files: Flannery, Michael NY See Refs, 1969-1972, inclusive
FBI Files: Flannery, Michael, BUFiles I, 1963-1973, inclusive
FBI Files: Flannery, Michael, BUFiles II, 1963-1973, inclusive
FBI Files: Flannery, Michael, NY Main File, 1973, inclusive
FBI Files: Higgins, Matthew INAC BUFiles, 1971, inclusive
FBI Files: Higgins, Matthew INAC NY See Files, 1969-1970, inclusive
FBI Files: McCarthy, John INAC BUFiles, 1971-1974, inclusive
FBI Files: McCarthy, John INAC NY See Refs, 1970-1971, inclusive
FBI Files: McGowan, John BUFiles, 1970-1974, inclusive
FBI Files: McGowan, John INAC NY Main File, 1973-1974, inclusive
FBI Files: McGowan, John INAC NY See Refs, 1970-1973, inclusive
Subseries B. Attorney General of the United States v. Irish People, Incorporated, 1980
Scope and Content Note
In the 1970s, the newspaper, The Irish People, was sued by the Attorney General of the United States in an attempt to force the paper to register as a foreign agent. The U.S. Attorney General argued the paper had received monies and donation of space from the Irish Northern Aid Committee, an organization which was suspected of sending monies to fund the activities of the IRA in Northern Ireland. The paper was considered complicit in this enterprise.
Appeal, Correspondence, Exhibits, 1974-1983, inclusive
Announcements, 1982, inclusive
Appeal, 1981, inclusive
Appeal, 1982-1983, inclusive
Appeal: Appendix, Apr 3,1981, inclusive
Appeal: Motions, 1983, inclusive
Correspondence and Memoranda, 1976-1977, inclusive
FBI Files: "States Secret", 1978, inclusive
IRS filing (notice to register as foreign agent); Legal documents, 1976, inclusive
Memorandum and Order, 1976-1977, inclusive
Motions I, 1976-1980, inclusive
Motions II, 1976-1980, inclusive
Motions, Affidavit, 1976-1980, inclusive
Motion for a Protective Order; Electronic Surveillance Disclosure, 1976-1980, inclusive
Motions for Protective Order; Disclose and Suppress I, 1976-1980, inclusive
Motions for Protective Order; Disclose and Suppress I, 1976-1980, inclusive
Motions, Interrogatories, 1976-1980, inclusive
Motion to Dismiss, 1976-1978, inclusive
Motion to Dismiss, 1976-1980, inclusive
Motion to Dismiss, 1980, inclusive
Subseries C. U.S. v. Mackin (Desmond Mackin)
Scope and Content Note
In 1978, Desmond Mackin was charged with the attempted murder of a British Soldier in Ireland. He fled to the States and was subsequently arrested in 1980 and charged for this crime. In a landmark ruling, the Judge found that Mr. Mackin could not be extradited because his offences were political, i.e., he was a member of an uprising group (the IRA) and his alleged offense was attributed to furthering the aims of this political group and their uprising. After avoiding extradition, the INS initiated deportation proceedings and Mackin elected to be deported to the South of Ireland to avoid risking deportation to British authorities.
Appeal Papers I, 1978-1981, inclusive
Appeal Papers II, 1978-1981, inclusive
Appeal Papers, Aug 1981, inclusive
Appeal Decision, 1981, inclusive
Appelees Brief, 1980-1981, inclusive
Bail Affidavits, 1981, inclusive
Bail: Emergency Application for Bail ... Pending Government's Appeal, 1981, inclusive
Bail Motions, Defense Pleadings I, 1980-1981, inclusive
Bail Motion, Defense Pleadings II, 1980-1981, inclusive
Bail Motions, Defense Pleadings: Exhibits, 1978-1981, inclusive
Brief in Support of Petition for a Writ of Mandamus, 1981, inclusive
Circuit Court Discussions / Deportation Papers, 1980-1981, inclusive
Courtesy Copy: Court of Appeals, 1981, inclusive
Draft Briefs, Pleadings I, 1981, undated, inclusive
Draft Briefs, Pleadings II (Brehon Law Society), 1981, undated, inclusive
Draft Motion Papers, Memorandum I, 1976-1981, inclusive
Draft Motion Papers, Memorandum II, 1976-1981, inclusive
Dual Juristic Act: Docket, 1981, inclusive
Dual Juristic Act: Post-Trial Correspondence, 1981, inclusive
Dual Juristic Act: Press Notes, 1981, inclusive
Exhibits, 1980-1981, inclusive
Extradition Request, 1981, inclusive
Extradition Request (Hon. Buckwald), 1981, inclusive
Extradition Requests (Hons. Sand, Cooper), 1981, inclusive
Government Briefs, Memoranda, 1980-1981, inclusive
Government Exhibits, 1970, 1980, inclusive
Memoranda re: Extradition, 1981, inclusive
Memorandum in Support of Motion to Dismiss, 1981, inclusive
Motion to Dismiss, 1981, inclusive
Motion to Dismiss: Exhibits 1-55 80 Cr Misc #1 p. 54, 1978-1980, inclusive
Notice of Motion to Dismiss Extradition Request I: Exhibits 1-8, 1973-1981, inclusive
Notice of Motion to Dismiss Extradition Request II: Exhibits 9-11, 1973-1981, inclusive
Notice of Motion to Dismiss Extradition Request III: Exhibits 12-15, 1973-1981, inclusive
Notice of Motion to Dismiss Extradition Request IV: Exhibits 16-28, 1973-1981, inclusive
Notice of Motion to Dismiss Extradition Request V: Exhibits 29-31, 1973-1981, inclusive
Notice of Motion to Dismiss Extradition Request: Petitioners Reply to Government's Memorandum, 1981, inclusive
Opinion Orders: Buckwald, 1981, inclusive
Opinion: U.S. District Court Decision - Buchwald, Naomi Reice, Aug 1981, inclusive
Orders, Opinions, Quotes, 1978-1980, inclusive
Post-Hearing Memorandum: Respondent Mackin, 1981, inclusive
Post-Trial Memoranda in Support of Requested Extradition, 1981, inclusive
in Re: Mackin: ABC News Closeup "To Die for Ireland" transcript, Jun 12, 1980, inclusive
in Re: Mackin: Newspaper Articles, 1973-1981, inclusive
in Re: Mackin: Notes, Replies I
in Re: Mackin: Notes, Replies II, 1981, inclusive
Statutes: Lord Diplock / Court of Human Rights/Terrorism I, 1972-1981, inclusive
Statutes: Lord Diplock / Court of Human Rights/Terrorism II, 1972-1981, inclusive
Statutes: Lord Diplock / Court of Human Rights/Terrorism III, 1972-1981, inclusive
Stips, Correspondence, 1981, inclusive
Testimony: DiMaio, Dr.; Asbury (FBI), Blackbourne (Medical Examiner): Direct and Cross I, Feb 20, 1981, inclusive
Testimony: DiMaio, Dr.; Asbury (FBI), Blackbourne (Medical Examiner): Direct and Cross II
Testimony: Argument of Counsel Point I, Mar 5, 1981, inclusive
Testimony: Garrett - Direct and Cross, Mar 30, 1981, inclusive
Testimony: Harvey - Redirect / Mackin - Cross, Apr 1, 1981, inclusive
Testimony: Mackin - Direct, 1981, inclusive
Testimony: Masterton - Direct / Perez - Direct and Cross, Apr 7, 1981, inclusive
Testimony: Masterton - Cross / Lynagh - Direct and Cross I, Apr 8, 1981, inclusive
Testimony: Masterton - Cross / Lynagh - Direct and Cross II, Apr 8, 1981, inclusive
Warrants of Arrest I, 1974-1981, inclusive
Warrants of Arrest II, 1974-1981, inclusive
Courtesy Copy: Court of Appeals, Part I, 1981, inclusive
Courtesy Copy: Court of Appeals, Part II, 1981, inclusive
Research: Decisions - Abu Eaiu, Castione, Garcia-Moa, Gonzalez, Kam-Shu, Hooker, Meunier (extradition) I, 1978-1981, inclusive
Research: Decisions - Abu Eaiu, Castione, Garcia-Moa, Gonzalez, Kam-Shu, Hooker, Meunier (extradition) II
Research: Decisions - Abu Eaiu, Castione, Garcia-Moa, Gonzalez, Kam-Shu, Hooker, Meunier (extradition) III, 1978-1981, inclusive
Research: Decisions - Abu Eaiu, Castione, Garcia-Moa, Gonzalez, Kam-Shu, Hooker, Meunier (extradition) IV, 1978-1981, inclusive
Research I, 1980-1981, inclusive
Research II, 1980-1981, inclusive
Research III, 1980-1981, inclusive
Research IV, 1980-1981, inclusive
Other Cases (Ireland), 1979-1980, inclusive
Correspondence and News Articles I [RESTRICTED], 1981-1982, inclusive
Conditions Governing Access
Materials are closed.
Correspondence and News Articles II [RESTRICTED], 1981-1982, inclusive
Conditions Governing Access
Materials are closed.
Correspondence and Notes I (includes Telegram from Jane Fonda to Edmund Muskie) [RESTRICTED], 1980-1981, inclusive
Conditions Governing Access
Materials are closed.
Correspondence and Notes II [RESTRICTED], 1980-1981, inclusive
Conditions Governing Access
Materials are closed.
Expenses [RESTRICTED], 1981, inclusive
Conditions Governing Access
Materials are closed.
Statues: Lord Diplock: Report of Official Commission / Terrorism (Secret Document, Minister of Defence G. Britain) [RESTRICTED], 1978, inclusive
Conditions Governing Access
Materials are closed.
Subseries D. U.S. v. Harrison et al (George Harrison)
Scope and Content Note
George Harrison, along with Tom Falvey, Michael Flannery, Patrick Mullin and Danny Gormley, was arrested and tried for illegal shipment of arms to Northern Ireland. The case hinged on the fact that Harrison and his co-conspirators believed that their contact, George DeMeo, was himself an agent of the CIA and therefore the United States government was cognizant of their arms dealing and complicit in allowing this activity to continue.
The files contain the trail transcripts along with many legal documents and newspaper clippings. Of note is the Jury Verdict slip, showing all defendents not guilty on all counts (Box 15, Folder 21).
Affidavit and Exhibits in Support of Defendant's Request re: Jury Selection Vol. I, 1981-1982, inclusive
Affidavit and Exhibits in Support of Defendant's Request re: Jury Selection Vol. II, 1981-1982, inclusive
Affidavit Regarding Extradition, 1982, inclusive
African National Congress, 1987, inclusive
Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF) Records, Dec 22, 1981
Brinks, 1982-1983, inclusive
Character Statements, 1981, inclusive
"Congress '86" (Irish Socialism), undated
Correspondence, 1981-1982, inclusive
Counsel Notes, Drafts, Pre-Trial Motions, 1981, inclusive
Curragh Camp Escape, 1959, inclusive
Demeo, George: Probation Record [RESTRICTED], 1965-1982, inclusive
Conditions Governing Access
Materials are closed.
Department of State Office of Munitions Control, Dec 1981
Falvey, Thomas: US Magistrate's Form, Jun 20, 1981
Fingerprints, 1981, inclusive
Flanagan, Martin: Subpoena, 1981, inclusive
Flannery, Michael: Complaint, 1981, inclusive
Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Requests, Jun 1987-Aug 1987
Gormley, Danny: Investigation, 1981, inclusive
Government Exhibits, 1981, inclusive
Harrison Prisoner Record [RESTRICTED], 1981, inclusive
Conditions Governing Access
Materials are closed.
Harrison Statement (before Jury; manuscript), [1981], undated
Harrison Statement (Before Jury; typescript), 1981, inclusive
Indictment, 1981, inclusive
Irish American Defense Fund, 1983, inclusive
Irish Cases: Lawyers (list), 1982, inclusive
July Indictment, 1981, inclusive
Jury Selection, 1981, inclusive
Memorandum of Law: Pre-Trial Motions, 1981-1982, inclusive
Motion for a Bill of Particulars, 1981, inclusive
Motions I, 1981-1982, inclusive
Motions II, 1981-1982, inclusive
Motions, Final Drafts, 1981, inclusive
Motions for Discovery, 1981, inclusive
National Jury Project, 1981, inclusive
New Discovery, 1981, inclusive
Northern Ireland News Service, 1989, inclusive
Order Regarding Pre-Trial Procedure and Date of Trial, 1981, inclusive
Phone and Meeting Transcripts, 1980-1981, inclusive
Political Rights Defense Fund, Sep 1987
Por La Paz y La Solidaridad, Apr 1987
Press and Publicity, 1981-1986, inclusive
Press Releases and News Articles, 1982, inclusive
Puerto Rico, Aug 31, 1987
Return of Bail and Property, 1968-1983, inclusive
Scrapbook, 1981-1982, inclusive
Search Warrants, 1981, inclusive
Speeches at Various Functions and Rallies, 1982-1987, inclusive
Speedy Trial, 1981, inclusive
Subpeonas, 1982, inclusive
Subpoenas Duces Tecum Application, 1981, inclusive
Superceding Indictment, 1981, inclusive
Surveillance Logs, Apr 1981-Dec 1981
FBI: Press Releases, 1981, inclusive
FBI Surveillance: Supporting Documentation [RESTRICTED], 1981, inclusive
Conditions Governing Access
Materials are closed.
FBI: Tapes and Transcripts 1/3, Apr 1981- Jun 1981, inclusive
FBI: Tapes and Transcripts 2/3, Apr 1981- Jun 1981, inclusive
FBI: Tapes and Transcripts 3/3, Apr 1981 - Jun 1981, inclusive
FBI: Transcripts - Harrison I, 1980-1981, inclusive
FBI: Transcripts - Harrison II, 1980-1981, inclusive
FBI: Transcripts - Harrison III, 1980-1981, inclusive
FBI: Transcripts - Harrison, 1981-1982, inclusive
FBI: Transcripts - Harrison / DeMeo, 1981-1982, inclusive
FBI: Transcripts - Harrison / DeMeo I, 1980-1982, inclusive
FBI: Transcripts - Harrison / DeMeo II, 1980-1982, inclusive
FBI: Transcripts - Harrison et al, 1981-1982, inclusive
FBI: Transcripts - Harrison et al, 1981-1982, inclusive
FBI: Transcripts - Tom Falvey, 1981-1982, inclusive
FBI: Transcripts - Tom Falvey / DeMeo, 1981, inclusive
FBI: Transcripts - Tom Falvey / Harrison / DeMeo, 1981-1982, inclusive
FBI: Transcripts: Search Warrants I, 1981, inclusive
FBI: Transcripts: Search Warrants II, 1981, inclusive
Trial Transcript pp. 1-374, 1982, inclusive
Trial Transcript pp. 375-530, 1982, inclusive
Trial Transcript pp. 1006-1019, 1473-1503, 1982, inclusive
Trial Transcript pp. 1020-1101, Oct. 6, 1982, inclusive
Trial Transcript pp. 1649-1708, 1982, inclusive
Trial Transcript pp. 1708-1927 (DeMeo Testimony), 1982, inclusive
Trial Transcript pp. 2001-2099, [1982], inclusive
Trial Transcript pp. 2100-2188
Trial Transcript pp. 2190-2298, 1982, inclusive
Trial Transcript pp. 2623-2662, 1982, inclusive
Trial Transcript pp. 2771-2847, 1982, inclusive
Trial Transcript pp. 3228-3271, 1982, inclusive
Trial Transcript pp. 3274, 3276-3433, 1982, inclusive
Post-Trial materials: Harrison personal note, Defense Committee members, jury verdict form, pictures, clippings, 1982
Unemployment Insurance Interview, Jul 1981
Expenses, Disbursements, Out of Pocket [RESTRICTED], 1982, inclusive
Conditions Governing Access
Materials are open.
Subseries E. Individual Cases - Extradition /Deportation
Artt, Kevin Barry John, et. al.: Extraditees (Brennan, Kirby, Campbell), 1992-1998, inclusive
Artt, Kevin Barry John, et. al.: Extraditees (Brennan, Kirby, Campbell), 1999-2000, inclusive
Attorney-Client Privileged Documents [RESTRICTED], 1981, inclusive
Conditions Governing Access
Materials are closed.
Barr, James Gerard: Deportation I, 1984-1993, inclusive
Barr, James Gerard: Deportation II, 1984-1993, inclusive
Doherty, Joe, 1983-1999, inclusive
Doherty, Joe: Sprizzo Decision, Dec 12, 1984
Feehan, Patrick, 1981-1982, inclusive
US. v. Flanagan, Martin (gunrunning), 1982, inclusive
US v. Martin Fleming, 1990, inclusive
Fort Worth Five, 1987, inclusive
Galvin, Martin (Noraid Lawyer), 1984, inclusive
US v. Johnson, Maguire, Quigley, Reid, and Hoy: Correspondence and Memoranda [RESTRICTED], 1989-1995, inclusive
Conditions Governing Access
Materials are closed.
US v. Johnson, Maguire, Quigley, Reid, and Hoy: Press, 1989-1990, inclusive
US v. Johnson, Maguire, Quigley, Reid, and Hoy: Court Transcripts, 1989-1992, inclusive
Kelly, Nicky (includes chronology), 1982, inclusive
King, Matthew, 1982, inclusive
Magahey, Gabriel: Application for Political Asylum I, 1979-1982, inclusive
Magahey, Gabriel: Application for Political Asylum II, 1979-1982, inclusive
Maguire, Patrick: deportation, 1994, inclusive
McAllister Family Case: political asylum, 1997-2000, inclusive
McKeon, Bernard (conspiracy to export firearms), 1979-1984, inclusive
McKeon, Bernard and Olive, 1983, inclusive
McKeon, Olive, 1980, inclusive
McManus, Birdie / Shannon Travel Service: subpoena, 1982, inclusive
McManus v. Doubleday: Libel Suit (Fr. Sean McManus, Redemptorist, founder of Irish National Caucus) I, 1975-1978, inclusive
McManus v. Doubleday: Libel Suit (Fr. Sean McManus, Redemptorist; Founder of Irish National Caucus) II, 1975-1978, inclusive
McManus v. Doubleday: Research and Information on Irish Nationalist, FBI files, 1974-1982, inclusive
McMullan, Peter Gabriel John: Deportation/Extradition, 1984, inclusive
McMullan, Peter Gabriel John: Deportation/Extradition, 1991-1992, inclusive
McMullan v. U.S.: aka "Pete the Para"; Correspondence and Research, 1978-1980, inclusive
McMullan v. U.S.: California Pleadings, 1980, inclusive
McMullan v. U.S.: Decision, 1979-1981, inclusive
McMullan v. U.S.: Exhibits I, 1975-1980, inclusive
McMullan v. U.S.: Exhibits II, 1975-1980, inclusive
McMullan v. U.S.: Exhibits, 1978, inclusive
McMullan v. U.S.: Memorandum Decision, May 1979, inclusive
McMullan v. U.S.: Post-hearing Memorandum, May 1979, inclusive
McMullan v. U.S.: Reply Memorandum, Jan 1979, inclusive
McMullan v. U.S.: Reporters Transcript (court), Mar 26, 1979 - Mar 27, 1979, inclusive
McMullan v. U.S.: Respondent's Appeal Brief, Mar 1980, inclusive
McMullan v. U.S.: Statement of Facts (The Queen v. McMullan), 1978, inclusive
McMullan v. U.S.: Witnesses, 1979, inclusive
Moloney and Millar v. U.S.: Clippings, Nov 1993
Moloney and Millar v. U.S.: Correspondence and Memoranda [RESTRICTED], 1993, inclusive
Conditions Governing Access
Materials are closed.
Moloney and Millar v. U.S.: Court Transcripts, Nov 1993
Moloney and Millar v. U.S.: Search Warrants, Nov 1993
Moloney and Millar v. U.S.: Subpoenas, Nov 1993
Mulhulland, Michael Dermot: Case file, Visa application, 1994-2000, inclusive
Murray, Tom, 1978-1983, inclusive
O'Doherty, Edmond: Visa application, 1993-1994, inclusive
O'Muracu, Noel, 1993-1994, inclusive
O'Neill, Fogarty, McCormick, and O'Sullivan v. U.S., 1992-1993, inclusive
O'Rourke, Michael (aka Patrick Mannion): Deportation, 1979-1984, inclusive
O'Rourke, Michael (aka Patrick Mannion): Deportation; Free Michael O'Rourke Committee of Philadelphia, 1981-1983, inclusive
Passport Cases [RESTRICTED], 1987, inclusive
Conditions Governing Access
Materials are closed.
Passport Cases: "Manufacturing American Citizenship for Illegals", Jan 1988
Pearson, Brian Desmond: Deportation, 1997-2000, inclusive
Quinn, William (Liam) / Balcombe Street Four: Deportation, San Francisco, 1981, inclusive
Quinn, John Herbert: illegal sale of firearms; (Mayor, Concord, NH), 1975, inclusive
Quinn, John Herbert: Newspaper Clippings, 1975, inclusive
Quinn, Wiliam Joseph: Extradition - Deposition and Exhibits, 1981, inclusive
Quinn, Wiliam Joseph: Extradition - Exhibits I, circa 1981, inclusive
Quinn, Wiliam Joseph: Extradition - Exhibits II, circa 1981, inclusive
Quinn, Wiliam Joseph: Extradition - Interrogatories and Production Requests: Statement before House Committee of the Judiciary, 1981-1983, inclusive
Quinn, Wiliam Joseph: Extradition - Opinion and Order, 1983, inclusive
Quinn, Wiliam Joseph: Extradition - Opinion - Appeal Argued 1984, 1986, inclusive
Quinn, Wiliam Joseph: Extradition - Report of Trial, Clippings, 1988, inclusive
Quinn, Wiliam Joseph: Extradition - Warrant, Information, Depositions I, 1981, inclusive
Quinn, Wiliam Joseph: Extradition - Warrant, Information, Depositions II, 1981, inclusive
Smyth, James Joseph (Jimmy): Deportation case, 1993-1994, inclusive
Smyth, James Joseph (Jimmy): Extradition, 1995-1996, inclusive
Surveillance of Irish Americans, 1977-1978, inclusive
U.S. v. Meehan et al (gun running), 1982, inclusive
U.S. v. Murphy, Noel: Correspondence (aka Noel O'Murchu; gunrunning, Boston), 1986-1989, inclusive
U.S. v. Murphy, Noel: FBI Transcript I, 1985-1987, inclusive
U.S. v. Murphy, Noel: FBI Transcript II, 1985-1987, inclusive
U.S. v. Murphy, Noel: FBI Transcript III
Zaitschek, Laurence, 2002
Deportees: Correspondence - Congress, President of the United States, 1996-2000, inclusive
Extradition Treaties: UK and US, 1931-2003, inclusive
Group A Deportees: "compendium of documents on deportees" Deportees are: Noel Gaynor, Robert McErlane, Gabriel Megahy, Matthew Morrison, Brian Pearson, Kevin Crossan, 1999-2003, inclusive
Group A Deportees: [file information], 1999-2000, inclusive
Group A Deportees: Gaynor, Morrison Decisions and Reno Suspension (correspondence), Oct 1996 - Dec 2000, inclusive
Group A Deportees: Press Clippings, 1993-1997, inclusive
Group B Deportees List, 2000, inclusive
Legal Immigration and Family Equity Act, 2000-2001, inclusive
Subseries F. Human Rights
Bloody Sunday: Irish Times Report - Widgery Tribunal, Jun 1997, inclusive
Bloody Sunday Inquiry: Madden and Finucane, 1998, inclusive
Britain and Ireland Human Rights Committee, 1994-1995, inclusive
Finucane, Pat Case: Articles "Burying the Truth: The Murder of Belfast Human Rigths Lawyer Partick Finucae and Britain's "Secret" Public Inquiries," Jaoquin P. Eterceno, III. Fordham Law Review, Vol. 74; "Northern Ireland Update," Lawyers Committee for Human Rights, Mar 1999 - Dec 2002, inclusive
Finucan, Pat: Helsinki Commission and U.S. Congressional Hearing, May 2004, inclusive
Finucane, Pat (Murder) - Ed Moloney (Journalist), Sep 1999, inclusive
Finucane, Pat: Pat Finucane Center, 2003-2006, inclusive
Fincane, Pat and Rosemary Nelson Assassinations, 1999-2000, inclusive
Hearing: Human Rights "The Peace Process in Northern Ireland" - U.S. Congressional Subcommittee on International Operations and Human Rights of the Committee on International Relations, Oct 1997, inclusive
Human Rights Watch / Helsinki Report: "Policing in Northern Ireland", May 1997, inclusive
Lawyers Committee for Human Rights Report: "Human Rights and Legal Defense in Northern Ireland: The Intimidation of Defense Lawyers; The Murder of Patrick Finucane", Feb 1993, inclusive
Nelson, Rosemary: Assassination - Reaction, Press Releases, 1999, inclusive
Nelson, Rosemary: Press, 1999, inclusive
Nelson, Rosemary: Report - Human Rights Watch, Mar 1999, inclusive
Northern Ireland Alert: Ranking of Congressional Members on Northern Ireland Human Rights, Sep 1997, inclusive
Report: British Irish Rights Watch - "Deadly Intelligence: State Involvement in Loyalist Murder in Northern Ireland, 1999, inclusive
Publication: At the Crossroads: Human Rights and the Northern Ireland Peace Process - Lawyers Committee for Human Rights, Dec 1996, inclusive
Shanaghan, Patrick: Murder/Inquiry, Sep 1996, inclusive
Thompson, Paul: Murder/Inquiry, 1994, inclusive
Subseries G: Outside U.S. (cases)
Columbia 3: Bring Them Home Campaign, Final Report (Niall Connolly, Jim Monaghan, Martin McCauley) I, 2002-2004, inclusive
Columbia 3: Bring Them Home Campaign, Final Report (Niall Connolly, Jim Monaghan, Martin McCauley) II, 2002-2004, inclusive
Columbia 3: Case Information, Individual Declarations, 2002-2003, inclusive
Columbia 3: Observer Visit to Columbia (including Durkan), Nov 2002, inclusive
Columbia 3: Organization Action, 2002-2003, inclusive
Columbia 3: Press Clippings, 2002, inclusive
Columbia 3: Trial Observation Briefing Packet, Nov 28, 2002 - Dec 5, 2002, inclusive
McAliskey, Bernadette Devlin: Denied U.S. Entry, Feb 2003, inclusive
McAliskey, Roisin: Arrest, Detainment, Nov 1996 - May 1997, inclusive
McAliskey, Roisin: Arrest, Detainment, Jun 1997 - 1998, inclusive
McKevitt, Michael: Press, 1998, inclusive
McKevitt, Michael: Trial Summaries - New Republic Forum, Jun 2003 - Jul 2003, inclusive
McKevitt, Michael and Bernadette: Correspondence, 2001-2003
McKevitt, Michael and Bernadette: British Irish Rights Watch Reports, 2000-2001, inclusive
Reynolds v. The Sunday Times - Albert Reynolds TD, 1996-1997, inclusive
Sands-McKevitt, Bernadette: Visa Denial, Jun 1998, inclusive
Subseries H: Prisoners
Boston 3: Richard Johnson, Martin Quigley, Eammon MaGuire, 1994, inclusive
Brennan, Paul (Pol): Correspondence and Articles, 1993-1994, inclusive
Campbell, Paul: Appeal, May 1995, inclusive
Irish American Families Against Political Deportations, 1995-1996, inclusive
Irish Political Prisoners of War Committee: Newsletters (Clair Shores, NY), 1996, inclusive
Jensen, Lowell: Information (Attorney General, Justice Department), 1994, inclusive
Kelly, Nicky: Prisoner information packet, 1990, inclusive
Legal Communication, 1995-1997, inclusive
Legislative Action and Resolutions: New York State, 1995, inclusive
Lists: Deportations and Extraditions, undated
Martin, Michael and Aidan Moley: Extradition UK to US, 1994, inclusive
McGeough, Terence Gerard (Gerry), 1994-1995, inclusive
McNamee, Danny: Irish Prisoners in the United Kingdom, Mar 1995, inclusive
Megahey, Gabriel: Legal information and related cases: Kevin Crossan, Robert McErlean, Oct 1995
Morrison, Matthew, 1993-1994, inclusive
Prisoner Action Groups: Correspondence, Press, 1994-1995, inclusive
Prisoner Article: "If You've Come a' Seeking Justice, No Irish Need Apply: Irish Republicans, Political Asylum and United States Foreign Policy." Karen McElrath in Critical Criminology, Dec 1997, inclusive
Profiles of Individual Prisoners, undated
Profiles, Request, Responses: Correspondence, Notes, 1994, inclusive
Quinn, William Patrick: Long Kesh Letter (fragile), undated
Report: "Comparative Study - Release and Reintegration of Politically Motivated Prisoners in Northern Ireland." by Brian Gormally and Karen McEvoy. Northern Ireland Association for the Care and Resettlement of Offenders., Mar 1995, inclusive
Report: "The Situation of Irish Republican Prisoners in the U.K." British Irish Rights Watch, Mar 1997, inclusive
Sullivan, Bob and Denver O'Neill, 1980, inclusive
Tucson 6: Press Clipping, 1994, inclusive
Subseries I: Northern Ireland
Scope and Content Note
This series includes files and information on cases of interest and importance to Durkan taking place in Northern Ireland. Bobby Sands' hunger strike, the shooting of Lord Mountbatton and the use of Diplock Courts to put Irish in prison, as well as several files on John Stalker as well as the manuscript of his book "Stalked" which document the unofficial shoot to kill policy utilized by the northern police forces on Catholic Irish in Northern Ireland.
H-Block / Lord Mountbatton: Article, Correspondence, Plastic Bullets II, 1978-1979, inclusive
H-Block / Lord Mountbatton: Article, Correspondence, Plastic Bullets I, 1978-1979, inclusive
H-Block / Lord Mountbatton: Plastic Bullets, circa 1998, inclusive
Sands, Bobby: Hunger Strike I (mostly newspaper clippings), 1980-1982, inclusive
Sands, Bobby: Hunger Strike II, 1980-1982, inclusive
Sands, Bobby: Hunger Strike - Articles and Biographical information (poems), 1981, inclusive
Sands, Bobby: Hunger Strike - Articles and Correspondence, 1981, inclusive
Sands, Bobby: Hunger Strike - New York Daily News clippings, 1981, inclusive
Sands, Bobby: Hunger Strike - New York Post clippings, 1981, inclusive
Sands, Bobby: Hunger Strike - New York Times clippings, 1981, inclusive
Stalker, John Inquiry (Police Killings; Lawyer's Inquiry), 1987-1989, inclusive
Stalker, John Inquiry: Shoot to Kill Policy I, 1983-1989, inclusive
Stalker, John Inquiry: Shoot to Kill Policy II, 1983-1898, inclusive
Stalker, John Inquiry: Article - "Criminal Justice and Human Rights in Northern Ireland" in The Records of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York, Mar 1983, inclusive
Stalker, John Inquiry: Lawyers Correspondence I, 1983-1984, inclusive
Stalker, John Inquiry: Lawyers Correspondence II, 1983-1984, inclusive
Stalker, John Inquiry: Newspaper Clippings: Shoot to Kill, 1983-1984, inclusive
Stalker, John Inquiry: Publication - "Shoot to Kill?: The Report of the International Lawyers Inquiry into the Lethal use of Firearms by the Secruity Forces in Northern Ireland." Mercier Press. Dublin/Cork., 1984, inclusive
Stalker, John Inquiry: Publication - book review of "Shoot to Kill?" Keara M. O'Dempsey. Seton Hall Law Review. Vol. 17, no. 1, 1987, inclusive
Stalker, John: "Stalked" loose papers, 1983-1988, inclusive
Stalker, John: Stalked Newspaper Clippings, 1988, inclusive
Subseries J: Shah of Iran
Scope and Content Note
Materials in this subseries relate to the former ruling family of Iran and subsequent legal actions taken by the State of Iran against the family, suing them for their assets. These files relate to the Plaintiff who in this particular lawsuit was Ashraf Pahlavi, twin sister of the late shah of Iran, Mohammed Reza Pahlavi.
As background, in January 16, 1979, the Shah and his wife, the empress, left Iran to live in exile after the overthrow of government and installation of Ayatollah, Ruhollah Khomeini. The Ayatollah, attempted to seek extradition from any country the Shah would visit or go to and also sought to seize all of the Shah's assets. The Ayatollah also called for the assassination of the Shan and numerous family members. The Shah came to New York City on Oct 22, 1979 for medical care and this visit led to the Iranian Hostage Crisis. After seeking refuge in other countries, the Shah finally settled in Egypt where he died July 27, 1980. The hostages were not released until January 20, 1981 after an agreement was negotiated, the Algerian Accords.
The suit in these files refers to that brought against the royal family by the country of Iran. The case was brought to the attention of O'Dwyer and Bernstien when the Shah came to New York City for medical attention. In the opinion of the lawyers, the Ayatollah was attempting to continue its revolution in the courts of the United States by attempting to take from the Royal Family via judicial process what it could not take by force. Iran was asking the Unites States court to intervene in a political dispute between two ruling regimes in a foreign country: The Khomeini regime and the Pahlavi regime. Brian O'Dwyer argued that New York has no responsibility to provide the type of forum that the Plaintiff - the government of Iran – should be providing and therefore the suit was considered illegitimate.
The Princess, Ashraf Pahlavi was known as an advocate of women's rights and the material documents her frequent travel to other countries promoting women's rights. She was exiled from Iran in 1951 because of her "political meddling and general objectionable behavior". She was allowed to return permanently in 1954 (See folder FOI Request Documents, 1946-1959).
FOI Request: Correspondence, 1987, inclusive
FOI Request: The Shah, 1951: Background, 1948-1959, inclusive
FOI Request: The Shah of Iran, 1957-1964, inclusive
FOI Request Documents: Shah of Iran, 1968-1973, inclusive
FOI Request Documents: Shah of Iran, 1975-1976, inclusive
FOI Request Documents: Shah of Iran, Family, Iran, 1947, 1958-1964, inclusive
FOI Request Documents: Shah of Iran, Family, Iran, 1977-1980, inclusive
FOI Request Documents Department of State: Princess Ashraf Pahlavi (twin sister of Shah), 1946-1975, inclusive
FOI Request Documents Department of State: Princess Ashraf Pavlavi, 1965-1967, inclusive
FOI Request Documents Department of State: Princess Ashraf Pavlavi, 1966-1979, inclusive
Legal: Islamic Republic of Iran v. Ashraf Pahlavi: Brief for Defendant-Appellant, 1983, inclusive
Legal: Islamic Republic of Iran v. Ashraf Pahlavi: Respondent's Brief, 1983, inclusive
Legal: Settlement of Claim: The Government of the Islamic Repuboica of Iran, Claimant; The Government of the U.S.A., Respondent; Submitted to the Iran-United States Claims Tribunal, The Hague, 1982, inclusive
Legal: Statement of Defense of the United States: Islamic Republic of Iran v. The United States, Jun 10, 1983, inclusive
Legal: Statement of Defense: Exhibits, 1979-1981, 1983, inclusive
Subseries K. U.S. v. McKinley et al (McKinley, McColgan, McCann, and Moley)
Scope and Content Note
In 1990, Kevin Joseph McKinley, Seamus McColgan, Sean John McCann, and Seamus Moley were arrested in Florida and charged with buying an anti-aircraft missile and other weapons from undercover agents with the intention of providing the weapons to members of the Provisional IRA in Northern Ireland. They were found guilty and in 1991, McKinley, McColgan, and Moley were sentenced to 51 months in prison. Frank Durkan represented the defendants, along with attorney Michael Dowd.
Additional Government Discovery, Nov 20, 1990
Amnesty International Reports, Jun 1991
Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF) Investigations, circa 1989-1991, inclusive
Baldy, Tom F. Battle for Ulster, 1987, inclusive
Boyle, Francis A.: Correspondence [RESTRICTED], 1990, inclusive
Conditions Governing Access
Materials are closed.
Boyle, Francis A. "The Decolonization of Northern Ireland", 1991, inclusive
Character Letters, 1990-1991, inclusive
Clippings, 1987-1991, inclusive
Correspondence, 1990-1994, inclusive
Correspondence and Memoranda [RESTRICTED], 1990, inclusive
Conditions Governing Access
Materials are closed.