Watkins v. Hopkinsville Public Schools (1971)
First KCLU case to challenge school segregation and its unequal treatment of black students.
United States v. Crump (1969)
Maysfield draft board was found to have acted illegally in ordering John Crump to submit to induction after he refused to report for a physical exam.
City of Louisville v. Thompson (1970)
Louisville woman refused to pay $9 fee for a jury trial.
Lloyd v. Bowling Green Board of Education (1970)
Challenged a Bowling Green High School policy mandating one year of military training for males.
Fitzgerald v. Garrison, Fulton County Superintendent
Three students were expelled from school for growing mustaches.
Honey v. Goodman (1970)
Grew out of the "Black Six" trial. After the highly - publicized trial was transferred to Hart County, the local prosecutor charged two of the defendants with jury tampering for sending letters about the initial charge to local residents.