The journal articles listed here are available in the Law Library in print or electronically to those with UH Law School logins via Heinonline, Westlaw or LexisNexis.
- "Father and Grandfather: The Family of William S. Richardson," University of Hawaii Law Review 33 (Winter 2010): 57.
Written by his children.
- "Tribute: Chief Justice William S. Richardson (1919-2010)," University of Hawaii Law Review 33 (Winter 2010).
Entire issue about Richardson.
- Acoba, Simeon R. Jr. “Richardson Years: A Golden Age of Law in Hawai’i, The.” University of Hawai’i Law Review 33 (2010): 71.
- Andrade, Troy J. H. “Ke Kanawai Mamalahoe: Equality in Our Splintered Profession.” University of Hawai’i Law Review 33 (2010): 249.
- Burns, James S. “William S. Richardson: A Leader in Hawai’i’s Successful Post-WWII Political and Judicial Revolution.” University of Hawai’i Law Review 33 (2010): 25.
- Chang, Williamson B. C. “Life of the Law is Perpetuated in Righteousness: The Jurisprudence of William S. Richardson, The.” University of Hawai’i Law Review 33 (2010): 99.
- Lui-Kwan, Ivan M. “Beloved Teacher Whose Vision Had No Boundaries, A.” University of Hawai’i Law Review 33 (2010): 39.
- Van Dyke, Jon M., and Maile Osika. “William S. Richardson: A Visionary with a Common Touch.” University of Hawai’i Law Review 33 (2010): 83.
- Masuda, Mel. "Remembrance of Chief Justice Richardson," Hawaii Bar Journal (Dec. 2010): 15.
- "A Silver Celebration: In Honor of the 25th Anniversary of the William S. Richardson School of Law," University of Hawaii Law Review 21 (1999): 1-40. (Available to UH on Heinonline.)
Includes articles by Dean Lawrence C. Foster; Ira Michael Heyman from the Smithsonian wrote the history of the Law School beginning on page 5; speeches given by various faculty and dignitaries.
- Dodd, Carol Santoki. “Richardson Court: Ho’Oponopono, The.” University of Hawaii Law Review 6 (1984): 9.
- Richardson, William S. “Judicial Independence: The Hawaii Experience.” University of Hawaii Law Review 2 (1981): 1.
Court caseloads, the role of courts and judicial independence; the unique legal traditions in Hawaii.
- Richardson, William S. “Ka ’ike nui, ka ’ike iki.” University of Hawaii Law Review 1 (1979): 0.
Richardson's comments on the inagural issue of the University of Hawaii Law Review. (Available to UH on Heinonline.)
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Ehrlich, Thomas, and Bayless A. Manning. “Programs in Law at the University of Hawaii--A Report to the President of the University.”
Journal of Legal Education 24 (1971): 3. (Available to UH on
Heinonline.)