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• Arlen Specter with his wife, Joan, and son Shanin Specter (far right) with his wife, Tracey, and the couple’s four daughters (circa 2005)
  
  

• Transcript from bail hearing in which Arlen Specter represented Ira Einhorn, who was accused of murdering his ex-girlfriend, Holly Maddux. Einhorn later fled the country and spent 23 years in Europe before he was found and extradited back to the United States, where he was convicted and sentenced to life in prison. April 3, 1979​
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• Statement of District Attorney Arlen Specter before the Senate Sub-Committee on Criminal Laws and Procedures, March 8, 1967
  
  

• Speech by District Attorney Arlen Specter before the National Civil Liberties Clearing House, March 22, 1967
  
  

• Speech by Arlen Specter before the American Bar Association Convention, Aug. 5, 1968
  
  

• District Attorney Arlen Specter “Supplemental Guidelines on Confessions and Admissions,” May 7, 1968​
  
  

• Book review by Arlen Specter for the Yale Law Journal. Reviewed was “Conviction: The Determination of Guilt or Innocence Without Trial” by Donald J. Newman (1967)
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• Statement of District Attorney Arlen Specter before the Senate Sub-Committee on Constitutional Amendments, July 20, 1966
  
  

• District Attorney Arlen Specter “Guidelines on Confessions and Admissions,” June 17, 1966
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• District Attorney Arlen Specter “Guidelines on Lineups and Confrontations”​
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• Arlen and Joan Specter's Wedding, 1953 ( Watch Video)
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• ​A letter from the U.S. Department of Justice to Freda Shanin, Arlen Specter’s grandmother, denying her application for citizenship in 1942. One reason was that she failed to send proof of the dates and places of her birth and her parents’ marriage. She had also sent two photos of herself instead the required three.​