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Item is a legal day planner used to plan and schedule the appointments of both G. Arthur Martin and his partner, E. Patrick Hartt.

Item is an account book documenting expenses, disbursements and credits in G. Arthur Martin's law office bank account from February 1967 to December 1968. Book also includes loose ledger sheets tucked in the back cover.

Item is an account book documenting expenses, disbursements and credits relating to G. Arthur Martin and other firm staff in his law office bank account, dating from December 1968 to December 1970.

File consists of records pertaining to a CBC television show called "A Case for the Court", in which Hartt participated as a member of the Canadian Bar Association committee. The records in this file are correspondence and scripts.

Item is a legal day planner belonging or pertaining to G. Arthur Martin and his legal activities for the calendar year of 1956, used to make notes and schedule appointments.

Item is a legal day planner belonging or pertaining to G. Arthur Martin and his legal activities for the calendar year of 1957, used to make notes and schedule appointments.

Item is a legal day planner belonging or pertaining to G. Arthur Martin and his legal activities for the calendar year of 1958, used to make notes and schedule appointments.

File consists of correspondence from other lawyers congratulating Hartt on his appointment as a Queen's Counsel in January of 1963, as well as copies of Hartt's replies.

File consists of records pertaining to Hartt's 1965-1966 membership in the Advocates' Society, both as chairman of the Legal Aid Committee and as a director of the Society. Records in this file are predominantly correspondence and notices relating to directors meetings and the annual general meeting of the Society. File also includes a copy of an architectural drawing depicting the floor plan of the Advocates' Society office at the Richmond Adelaide Centre.

File consists of records pertaining to the general business of the Advocates' Society, of which Carter was a member, including the preservation of William Campbell House, the payment of membership fees and various social events, meetings and workshops. The records in this file include reports, correspondence, notices and memoranda.

File consists of records pertaining to the general business of the Advocates' Society, of which Carter was a member and a director. The records in this file pertain to meetings, membership recommendations, social events and the Campbell House Foundation. These records include correspondence, reports, notices, minutes, agendas and programmes.

File consists of records pertaining to the activities and meetings of the Board of Directors of the Advocates' Society, on which Carter served. Topics documented in this file include a lottery to raise funds for the Sir William Campbell Foundation, society dinners, membership applications and fundraising. Records in this file include correspondence, reports, surveys, minutes, notices and itineraries.

File consists of records pertaining to a draft chapter titled "After Care: Role of the Voluntary Agency", prepared by the Canadian Committee on Corrections. The records in this file, correspondence and memoranda, relate to feedback requested by the committee from a variety of individuals in related fields. Also in this file are copies of the draft chapter in question.

File consists of records pertaining to annotations prepared by Carter for legal cases. The records in this file include correspondence, legal documents and reports.

File consists of records pertaining to G. Arthur Martin's membership on the Metropolitan Toronto Police Board of Arbitration. The records in this file document discussions regarding police salaries and labour and working conditions for police officers, sent to arbitration because of disputes between the Board of Commissioners of Police and the Toronto Police Association. These records include correspondence, legal documents and a memorandum of agreement.

File consists of a collection of reports, memoranda and newspaper clippings accumulated and/or used by Carter, pertaining to legal issues, policies, prisoners, and the rights of the accused in criminal cases.

File consists of records pertaining to the Committee's report and its investigation of bail reform and unnecessary pre-trial detention of prisoners who have committed minor crimes. The records in this file are correspondence, memoranda, reports, briefs, minutes and drafts.

File consists of records pertaining to a chapter of the committee's report, titled "Bail on Appeal", which was written by G. Arthur Martin. The records in this file document the preparation of this chapter, including requests for commentary and information pertaining to this subject, and include correspondence, notes, reports, agendas, drafts and memoranda.

File consists of records pertaining to refresher courses on criminal procedure held in Halifax and Banff in 1974, organized by the Federation of Law Societies of Canada. Carter participated as an instructor for the topic of parole for the Banff session and as co-chairman of the steering committee of the Ontario Planning Group. The records in this file include correspondence, programmes, itineraries, memoranda, participant lists and journal articles.

File consists of records pertaining to Hartt's participation as course lecturer and coordinator of the Criminal Procedure Section of the Bar Admission Course. File includes G. Arthur Martin's materials for his presentation titled "Police Detention and Arrest Privileges Under Foreign Law". Other records in this file are correspondence, a course syllabus, course materials, newspapers and practice group notes.