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File consists of records pertaining to the Conference of Commissioners on Uniformity of Legislation in Canada, for which Hartt was a commissioner. The records in this file are correspondence and working papers, relating to Hartt's travel arrangements for the conference and his appointment as a commissioner.

File consists of records pertaining to Hartt's membership in the National Association of Defense Lawyers in Criminal Cases, an American legal association. The records in this file are predominantly correspondence sent by the association to its members, but also included are letters exchanged between Hartt, Professor Fred E. Inbau and others at the School of Law at Northwestern University in Chicago relating to Hartt's participation at association conferences and courses at Northwestern.

File consists of records pertaining to Hartt's involvement with the Ontario branch of the John Howard Society as a member of its board. The records in this file are minutes, correspondence, financial statements, lecture notes, pamphlet, reports and a newsletter.

File consists of records pertaining to Hartt's membership in the Thomas More Guild, a guild for Catholic lawyers, and details issues pertaining to their meetings. The records in this file are correspondence, bylaws, telegrams and a receipt.

Series consists of personal and professional correspondence sent and received by Hartt primarily in the early-to-mid-1960s. This correspondence pertains to a number of topics, including legal appointments and honours; Law Society of Upper Canada bencher elections; Hartt's work as a lecturer at Osgoode Hall Law School; social events; his legal opinions and writing; and his criminal defence clients. The records in this file also include notes, articles, minutes and programmes.

File consists predominantly of correspondence regarding a number of topics, including Hartt's work as a part-time instructor at Osgoode Hall Law School, letters of congratulations and thanks pertaining to appointments and bencher elections, and social events.

File consists of records pertaining to a variety of Hartt's legal activities, including the publication of a book titled "Cases, Notes and Materials on Criminal Law", co-authored with G. Arthur Martin and J.D. Morton, legal research, and involvement with committees and organizations. The records in this file are correspondence, a memorandum of agreement, case notes, lecture notes, papers and a membership card.

File consists predominantly of correspondence on a variety of topics, including Hartt's speaking engagements, his appearance on the "Case for the Court" television program, legal opinions, letters of recommendation, articling position requests, and invitations to legal and social events. Also included in the file are telegrams, minutes, a practice certificate and notices.

File consists predominantly of correspondence on a variety of subjects. These records document Hartt's participation in lectures and seminars, various committee meetings, legal and social events, and include requests for journal articles and lecturing as well as inquiries regarding articling positions.

Item is a legal day planner belonging or pertaining to Hartt and documenting his legal activities for the calendar year of 1960.

Series consists of records pertaining to Hartt's lecture and speaking engagements for a variety of events and occasions. The records in this series document his interest in a number of criminal law-related topics, including legal aid, psychiatry, medicine and the law, and the legal system and police. These records include speaking notes, correspondence, papers, notes and drafts.

File consists of lecture notes pertaining to Hartt's speaking engagements on a number of topics, including one for the 1961 Special Lectures series, titled "Legal Remedies" and on the subject of habeas corpus. Also included in the file is correspondence regarding Queen's Counsel recommendations, requests for his legal opinion and overdue library materials.

File consists of records pertaining to a 1963 lecture given by Hartt to students in the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Toronto on the subject of medical-legal problems in criminal law. The records in this file include lecture notes, a Bar Admission Course syllabus for the criminal procedure section, notes and magazine articles.

File consists of miscellaneous correspondence, notes, drafts, and speaking notes pertaining to lectures given by Hartt. Some of the notes and drafts in this file may have been created by G. Arthur Martin, but used by Hartt.

File consists of records pertaining to a number of lectures given by Hartt, including for the Ontario Magistrates' Association Convention (6 May 1966), for the Harvard Associates in Police Science conference (23 June 1965), as well as a lecture titled "Reporting to the Police". The records in this file are speaking notes, notes and drafts.

Series consists of subject files created and/or maintained by Hartt pertaining to a variety of legal subjects, activities and events, predominantly from the late 1950s to the mid-1960s. Documented in this series are a number of Hartt's activities from this period, including legal research, attendance at law conferences, participation on the CBC television show "A Case for the Court," and speaking engagements. The records in this file are correspondence, photographs, scripts, lecture notes, memoranda, newspaper clippings, and notices.

File consists of a memo pertaining to law of agency, a speech titled "Hints for a Better Defence in Magistrates Court" given by Magistrate B.W. Hopkins, and a notice for a meeting of the Medico-Legal Society.

File consists of records pertaining to Hartt's personal and professional life. These include certificates of membership to legal associations, invoices and practice certificates, as well as personal correspondence and photographs.

Item is a photograph of Gowan Connell and Pat Connell, acquaintances of E. Patrick Hartt, standing in a wooded area.

File consists of records pertaining to the National Conference on Prevention of Crime, held at the Centre of Criminology, University of Toronto, 31 May to 3 June, 1965, and includes correspondence, list of participants, an agenda and a programme.