Consists of:
- correspondence concerning the authority of the judge or magistrate to exclude officers of the court who are not directly required for conduct of the case. Also about the legal status of the probation officer with details of a probation officer being asked to leave the court from a case hearing 'in camera' in 1917
- correspondence asking for incidents where women have been asked to leave the court by the magistrate and correspondence with the Director of Public Prosecutions about this (1919)
Press cuttings:
- 'A reluctant witness at Boston Police court' from 'Yorkshire Post' dated 5 Dec 1917
- 'Unprecedented scene in Boston Police court' from 'Boston Guardian' dated 8 Dec 1917
- 'Alleged disorderly house at Southport' from 'Southport Guardian' dated 30 Apr 1919
- 'Burglar as court usher. Imaginary gaming raid and conviction for fraud' from 'Daily Chronicle' dated 1919