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- [Judge Jack Hampton's comments to the Associated Press, 1988]
- Audio recording of Judge Jack Hampton's comments to the Associated Press following his ruling in a recent murder case against Richard Lee Bednarski. Bednarski was given 30 years rather than a life sentence by Hampton, based on Hampton's own opinions. The victims were two young gay men and Bednarski had no prior offenses.
- [Photocopied Dallas Times Herald editorial: Yes, eventually words can kill]
- Editorial reproaching the controversial remarks of Judge Jack Hampton about two gay homicide victims.
- [Photocopied Dallas Times Herald clipping: Lawyers file petition to remove Hampton]
- Photocopied clipping introducing the petition to remove Judge Jack Hampton from office.
- [Text: Opening statement of Judge Jack Hampton's defense attorney]
- The opening statement of Judge Jack Hampton's defense lawyer, David Kidder, for the Texas State Commission on Judicial Conduct.
- [Letter: Dallas Councilwoman Lori Palmer to chair of State Commission on Judicial Misconduct]
- Letter from Dallas councilwoman to chair of State Commission on Judicial Misconduct supporting the removal of Judge Jack Hampton.
- [Newspaper editorial: Hampton report: favorable decision for judge ignores key facts]
- Editorial from The Dallas Morning News regarding the Jack Hampton Affair of the 1980s.
- [Dallas Times Herald clipping: Make sure to check with the judge before you kill anybody]
- An editorial criticizing Judge Jack Hampton's post-sentencing remarks about the gay victims of a murderer he sentenced.
- [The New York Times clipping: Justice bashed]
- Clipping of a New York Times article criticizing Judge Jack Hampton's sentencing of the murderer of two gay men because of the victims' sexual orientation.
- [Statement to the Supreme Court of Texas from Dallas Gay Alliance regarding Judge Jack Hampton]
- Statement from William W. Waybourn, President of the Dallas Gay Alliance, to the Texas Supreme Court, clarifying the organization's complaints against the judge. Includes handwritten notes from unknown author.
- [Dallas Morning News clipping: Lawyers want Hampton out]
- Newspaper article reporting on the effort of Texas lawyers to oust Judge Jack Hampton from the bench because of remarks he made about two gay murder victims.
- [Photocopied Dallas Times Herald clipping: Rabbis group backs judge against gays]
- Newspaper clipping reporting on support of Judge Jack Hampton by an Orthodox rabbi organization.
- [Newspaper clipping: Judge helped post vote-fraud signs]
- Xerographic of a newspaper clipping from the Dallas Times Herald article regarding the posting of voting fraud warnings in Dallas neighborhoods by Judge Jack Hampton.
- [Dallas Morning News report: 500 protesters urge ouster of Hampton for remarks about gays]
- The Dallas Morning News article reporting on the Dallas Gay Alliance's protest that called for the resignation of Judge Jack Hampton.
- [Letter: Jack Hampton to reverends]
- Letter of apology from Judge Jack Hampton to eight reverends apologizing for his comments on homosexuals.
- [Photocopied Dallas Morning News clipping: 9 ministers urge Hampton to retract anti-gay comments]
- Xerograph of a newspaper clipping reporting the request of Dallas ministers to Judge Jack Hampton to retract his anti-gay comments.
- [Letter from Deb Elder to Dallas Gay Alliance and the Dallas Voice]
- Letter from Deb Elder, a member of the Lesbian Visionaries, to the Dallas Gay Alliance and the Dallas Voice, protesting a few events of the Candlelit Vigil and Protest Rally.
- [Press release Texas Human Rights Foundation: Trial date set in disciplinary action involving Dallas Judge Jack Hampton]
- Press release stating the details of Judge Jack Hampton's formal hearing with the Texas State Commission on Judicial Conduct.
- [Photocopied newspaper clipping: Panel reviews complaints against judge]
- Xerographic of the Dallas Morning News report on the panel review of Judge Jack Hampton and the Dallas Gay Alliance protest that called for his resignation.
- [Letter from Cedar Hill residents to Judge Jack Hampton]
- Letter to Judge Jack Hampton condemning his comments recorded in the Dallas Times Herald.
- [Photocopy of Article V, Section 1 of the Texas Constitution]
- Photocopy of the Texas State Constitution, Article V, Section 1, which outlines the organization and responsibilities of the judicial department.
- [Dallas Times Herald clipping: Rights group targets Dallas judge]
- Newspaper clipping reporting the filing of a complaint by the Texas Human Rights Foundation against Judge Jack Hampton for his sentencing of the murderer of two gay men.
- [Dallas Morning News report: Critics demand Hampton resign]
- Photocopied clipping of a Dallas Morning News report discussing the public criticism of Judge Jack Hampton.
- [New York Times clipping: Texas judge eases sentence for killer of 2 homosexuals]
- Newspaper article reporting on the controversial sentencing of the murderer of two gay men by Judge Jack Hampton.
- [D Magazine photocopy: cover and article November 1989]
- Xerographic of cover and article in D Magazine, which mentions the Jack Hampton Affair.
- [Photocopied news paper clipping: Judge's comments stir outrage, protest]
- Dallas Times Herald article reporting on public outrage to Judge Jack Hampton's ruling on the double homicide of two gay men.
- [Photocopied newspaper clipping: Hampton censured by panel]
- Text of photos of Dallas Morning News report on reactions to Judge Jack Hampton's controversial sentencing in a double homicide trial.
- [Dallas Morning News clipping: Texas judges free to decide]
- Newspaper clipping examining Texas state law on punishment ranges for murder cases in light of protests against the Judge Jack Hampton's ruling.
- [New York Times clipping: Panel to examine remarks by judge on homosexuals]
- Newspaper clipping reporting on the complaints and protests by Texas community against the offensive remarks on homosexuals made by Judge Jack Hampton.
- [Copy of Letter from Dallas Gay Alliance to the State Commission on Judicial Conduct]
- Copy of a letter from the president of the Dallas Gay Alliance to the State Commission on Judicial Conduct calling for the removal of Judge Jack Hampton.
- [Dallas Morning News Editorial: Equal justice: judge's comments undercut important principle]
- Editorial comment on the official review of Judge Jack Hampton's comments and ruling on the double homicide case of two gay men.
- [The New York Times printout: Judge is censured over remark on homosexuals]
- Newspaper article covering the censure of Judge Jack Hampton by a state judicial panel for his comments on the double homicide of two gay men.
- Critics demand Hampton resign
- Newspaper clipping reporting on the efforts seeking Judge Jack Hampton's resignation.
- [Dallas Times Herald clipping: Judge outcry growing]
- Clipping of the Dallas Times Herald article covering the protest against Judge Jack Hampton's remarks about homosexuality.
- [Presentment for removal of State District Judge Jack Hampton]
- A presentment for the removal of the State District Judge Jack Hampton for making crude comments on two murders of gay men.
- Order of public censure of Morris Jackson Hampton
- Order of public censure for Judge Jack Hampton for his comments on a double homicide case.
- [Press release from the Texas Human Rights Foundation: Second effort launched to remove Judge Hampton]
- Press release outlining the State Commission on Judicial Conduct's decision to consider the complaint to remove Judge Jack Hampton.
- [Newspaper clipping: Why judge was easy on gays' killers]
- Photocopy of a news paper clipping from the Dallas Times Herald about a judge admitting that the sexuality of a victim played part in a shorter sentence for the murderer.
- [Newspaper Clipping: Juror backs Bednarski's sentence]
- A newspaper clipping about the jurors that deliberated the murder of two gay men taking the victims' sexuality, weight, and HIV positive status into account while deciding the murderer's guilt.
- [Newspaper clipping: Hampton will hang tough as long as his tribe keeps power]
- A newspaper clipping about the backlash and calls to resignation Judge Jack Hampton is facing after giving a murderer a lighter sentence because of the victims' sexuality and his remarks about LGBT and prostitutes.
- [Letter with attachment: Response to William A. Rice]
- A letter to Bert Holmes at the Dallas Times Herald with an attached response to William A. Rice's apology for Judge Jack Hampton, who admitted to racist, sexist, and homophobic rulings.