Gray's legal work desegregated state universities and public faculties throughout Alabama. For instance, state authorities in 1956, on the top of the bus protest, indicted him for stirring up civil rights lawsuits, which could have resulted in his regulation license's being lifted. And when state and local segregationist leaders in Alabama sued the national press and local civil rights leaders, Gray's legal efforts afforded sturdy constitutional safety to critics of public officials and governme...