The eleven folders of minutes contain agendas, financial reports, and related materials from the board of directors, executive committee, and annual meetings. They contain information on membership growth, scholarship programs, and, in the 1960s, programs relating to delinquent youth. The minutes also describe the work of local chapters, mainly those in Ramsey and Hennepin County, and in Duluth. There is also information on its tax status, nomination of officers, social and fund raising events, and routine administrative matters.

The minutes reflect the changing interests of the organization, beginning in the 1970s, as it emphasized the dissemination of law information, particularly among high school and elementary students through printed matter and programs; on providing legal information to low income groups through pro bono aid and legal clinics; and on cooperation among law schools in the Twin Cities area. There is also some information on the organization's participation in Law Day USA and the Manitoba/Minnesota Convention (1987), and on a group called Law Related Education, which was part of the educational mission of the group. The minutes are fairly complete; the 1981-1985 and 1988 years are missing.

The remaining materials include organizational documents, annual reports (1968-1994), lists of directors (1967-1993), membership directories (1963-1964, 1991-2000), newsletters (1961-1964, 1981-1997), correspondence, clippings, and photographs.