Formation and operation of the Warren Commission
This section will be devoted to the procedural aspects of the Warren Commission rather than to its conclusions. The two are related, of course, and often overlap considerably. For that reason, some of the articles listed here will be cross-listed in "Reactions to the Warren Report" and in "Legal Views of the Warren Commission."
"The Warren Commission and the Legal Process" (Richard Mosk, Case
and Comment, May–June 1967)
"The Warren Commission" (Maurice Rosenberg, The Nation, 14
September 1964, pp. 110–112)
"The Warren Commission From The Procedural Standpoint" (Arthur
L. Goodheart, NYU Law Rev., May 1965)
"The Warren Commission And The Fourth Shot: A Reflection On The
Fundamentals Of Forensic Fact-finding" (Paul L. Freese, NYU Law Rev.,
May 1965)
"Did Lee Harvey Oswald Act Without Help?" ( J.M. Van Bemmelen, NYU
Law Rev., May 1965)
"Why The Warren Commission?" ( Robert F. Cushman, NYU Law Rev.,
May 1965)
"Trial by Newspaper" ( Louis L. Jaffe, NYU Law Rev., May 1965)
"The President's
Commission: Investigating the Kennedy Assassination" (Chief
Justice Earl Warren, Chapter XI of his memoirs, 1977)