Garry, Charles.

  • Injustices in our legal system today / Charles Garry

    Charles Garry, attorney for the Black Panther Party and other counter culture movements, speaks on the role of attorneys in the failing criminal justice system to an audience of law students and others in Pauley Ballroom at University of California Berkeley on November 11, 1971. The recording of this talk was made available to KPFA…

  • United front against fascism.

    Actuality of the three day rally organized by the Black Panther Party to discuss repression in America. |r.1. Philip Shapiro — r.2. Martin Sharon, Dr. Dick Fine, and Dr. Bronson — r.3. Father Earl Neal — r.4. Vicki Cooper, Terry Cooper, Don Goldmacher — r.5. Father Eugene Boyle, Dick York, and Rabbi Abram Fineberg —…

  • David Hilliard / introduced by Charles Garry.

    Head of the Black Panther Party discusses the aims and methods of that organization.

  • Birthday card for Huey Newton.

    Oscar Rios, Carleton Goodlet, Charles Garry, Ron Dellums, Don Cox, and David Hilliard give verbal greetings to Huey Newton, Black Panther Party co-founder.

  • Bobby Seale and Charles Garry.

    Discussion of Blacks in American politics and the Black Panther Party.

  • The Trial of Bobby Seale / Bobby Seale and Charles Garry.

    Actuality from Bobby Seale’s conspiracy trial.|THE TRIAL OF BOBBY SEALE / Bobby Seale and Charles Garry. – SERIES: Conspiracy| no. 1 – Actuality from Bobby Seale’s conspiracy trial. – BROADCAST: KPFK, 1970.

  • Eldridge Cleaver’s release / Charles Garry.

    Actuality of the press conference held following Black Panther Party leader Cleaver’s release from a San Francisco prison. The meeting occurred in the office of Charles Garry, the defense attorney.

  • Confrontation in the courtroom.

    Panel discussion at the State Bar of California annual conference by Charles Garry, Judge William P. Gary, Burton Goldstein, and Edwin Rubin, moderator.

  • Huey Newton-Charles Garry press conference

    KPFA volunteer Claude Marks reports from the office of San Francisco attorney Charles Garry to report on the press conference hosted by Garry and Huey P. Newton of the Black Panther Party. Newton had just been released from a two-year jail sentence on $50,000 bail and planned to appeal his conviction on manslaughter charges. Newton…

  • Huey Newton’s birthday party

    On February 16, 1969 at the Berkeley Community Theatre, a large crowd celebrated the birthday of Huey P. Newton and heard a variety of guests speak on Black power, revolution, the New Left, and the justice of Black America. Speakers include Father Earl Neil, Black Panther attorney Charles Garry, a recording of Huey P. Newton…