Former Court of Appeal Justice Daniel Kolkey, president of the California Supreme Court Historical Society, writes in the Daily Journal about the Society’s mission. (I serve on the Society’s board of directors.)
Kolkey explains that the Society “was founded in 1989 as a non-profit public benefit corporation dedicated to recovering, preserving, and promoting California’s legal and judicial history, and particularly that of our state Supreme Court. The Society serves the interests of the bench and bar, the academic community, and the general public through its publications, educational programs, and support of scholarly research.”
Related:
Program coming on California Supreme Court abortion jurisprudence
Program next month about a landmark Supreme Court civil rights decision
New Historical Society Review is available
Historical Society publishes 17th annual journal, the last to be edited by Selma Moidel Smith