William S. Richardson, An Annotated Bibliography: UH Libraries

Interviews with William Richardson, conducted Feb. 2, 1976 and July 28, 1977, in Phases I-II of the John A. Burns Oral History Project ; P. Hooper, S.G. Brown and D. Boylan, interviewers. Describes his political career; gives his impressions of the ethnic politics of J.A. Burns and his circle, and other political factions.

Richardson, William S, John A. Burns Oral History Project, and John A. Burns Oral History Project. Interviews with William Richardson, 1976.

Includes bibliography.

Dodd, Carol S, and University of Hawaii Foundation. The Richardson Years, 1966-1982. Honolulu, Hawaii: University of Hawaii Foundation : Distributed by University of Hawaii Press, Order Dept, 1985.

Chief Justice Richardson's opinions are presented unedited and in chronological order. The Supreme Court's brief summaries of important legal points from the opinion are included, but dissenting and concurring opinions by other justices are not included in this compilation. To the extent possible, the text of the opinions is identical to the original text.

Richardson, William S, and William S. Richardson School of Law. Ka Lama Kū O Ka Noʻeau = The Standing Torch of Wisdom: Selected Opinions of William S. Richardson, Chief Justice, Hawaiʻi Supreme Court, 1966-1982. Honolulu: University of Hawaiʻi William S. Richardson School of Law, 2009.

Sinclair Library.

Originally recorded on 1 tape reel, Jan. 8, 1970, in Spalding Auditorium, University of Hawaii, Honolulu. Reformatted on DAT (digital audio tape), 1993.

The establishment of the Intermediate Court of Appeals; McBryde water case, etc.

Leong, Edmund M. Y. The Hawaii Supreme Court’s Role in Public Policy-Making. American Legal Institutions. New York: LFB Scholarly Publishing LLC, 2002.

Hamilton Library

Biographies of the Hawaiian monarchs and of William Shaw Richardson, 'Io-lani Luahine, Mary Kawena Puku'i, and Dorothy Mitchell Kahananui.

History of the Law School - 20 years.