Box 1
Folders
1 - Milner S. Ball, Curriculum Vitae
2 - American Law Course, Argentina
3 - American Law Course, France
4 - AppalReD
5 - Articles - local publications
6 - Introduction of Justice Benham
7 - Bush v. Gore
8 - Calvin's Sermons
9 - Constitutional Law class
10 - Educating the Capcity for the Other
11 - 8th Century B.C. Prophets
12 - Ha 'Aretz Interview
13 - Hawaii
14 - Hip-Hop, Rap, Popular Culture
15 - Iceland
16 - Jurisprudence class
17 - Lawyer's Responsibilities
18 - Jackson Lecture, Albany 1987
19 - Jean-Francois Lyotard
20 - Indian Law class
21 - Maps, articles
22 - Matthews Lecture 1996
23 - Metaphor
24 - Miscellaneous articles [generally drafts]
25 - Miscellaneous correspondence
26 - Donald Mosley
27 - "Moses" article, R. Alter comments
28 - Native Americans, Unitarian Universalist
29 - Newspapers clippings
30 - Phi Beta Kappa initiation
31 - Roe, Doe and the Status of Abortion 1973
32 - Senate testimony 1993
33 - Theology and Human Rights, Trinity Retreat
34 - Theology and Indian Law Symposium 1990
35 - United States v. Holmes 1970
Box 2 - Maxim Rice lawsuit
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BOOK REVIEWS
BOOKS
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Professor Ball taught courses in such varied fields as constitutional law, law and theology, race and law, Native American law, jurisprudence, environmental law. and property law. He was a proponent of the practice of public interest law and founded the school's Public Interest Practicum in 1992. An ordained Presbyterian minister, Ball first came to Athens as a campus minister in 1966 and graduated from Georgia Law in 1971, where he was editor in chief of the Georgia Law Review and graduated first in his class. He then taught at Rutgers-Camden before returning to Athens in 1978.
Ball was a Fulbright Scholar at the University of Tubigen and a Fulbright Lecturer at the University of Iceland. He was a graduate of Princeton University, A.B. 1958; Harvard University, S.T.B. 1961; and the University of Georgia, J.D. 1971.
Professor Ball retired from teaching in 2007 and passed away April 6, 2011.