...through the Attorney General, has the constitutional power to authorize electronic surveillance ... to gather intelligence information deemed necessary...nation from attempts of domestic organizations to use iiluwful means to attack and subvert the existing structure of government . . .", this fear cannot...

...through the Attorney General, has the constitutional power to authorize electronic surveillance ... to gather intelligence information deemed necessary...nation from attempts of domestic organizations to use ulawful means to attack and subvert the existing structure of government . . .", this fear cannot...

...presidential claim of legal right to wire tap telephone conversations (without court approval) when deemed necessary to protect the nation from attempts of domestic organizations to attack and subvert its existing form of government, again unanimously held that the Fourth Amendment shields such a conversation...

...presidential claim of legal right to wire tap telephone conversations (without court approval) when deemed necessary to protect the nation from attempts of domestic organizations to attack and subvert its existing form of government, again unanimously held that the Fourth Amendment shields such a conversation...

...its court submissions, namely those employed to gather "foreign intelligence information" and those employed to gather "intelligence information deemed...organizations to attack and subvert the existing structure of Government," the latter of which, I should point out, is not one of the statutory categories. Mr. Mardian's...

...security surveillance. The issue arose in a case in which the Attorney General had authorized wiretaps "to gather intelligence information deemed necessary...subvert the existing structure of the Government." The Court said that although the Fourth Amendment's requirement of a warrant before a search is not...

...legislative authorization. The Supreme Court in 1972 unanimously rejected this claim for surveillance "deemed necessary to protect the nation from attempts...subvert the existing structure of the Government." United States v. United States District Court, 407 US 297 (1972). However, decisions of the lower federal...

...L. Rev. 888, 889 (1972). UNITED STATES v. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT 309 297 Opinion of the Court "deemed necessary to protect the nation from attempts...organizations to attack and subvert the existing structure of Government" (emphasis supplied). There is no evidence of any involvement, directly or indirectly, of...

...Rev. 888, 889 (1972). n UNITED STATES v. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT 309 297 Opinion of the Court "deemed necessary to protect the nation from attempts...organizations to attack and subvert the existing structure of Government" (emphasis supplied). There is no evidence of any involvement, directly or indirectly, of...

...amendment, to employ wiretaps and electronic bugs "to gather foreign intelligence information" and "to gather intelligence information deemed necessary...nation from attempts of domestic organizations to use unlawful means to attack and subvert the existing structure of the government."54 This argument...