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ce cog inquired whether they had received any "propaganda" literature, ‘The Supreme Court remanded the cases to the District Court with directions | to _ grant a new trial because of ‘official intrusion into the privacy of the Jes U, 5S. v. Witkovich (1957) 353 U.S. 194 Appellee was indicted ander §242(d) of the Imaigration and Nationality Act of 1952 on the charge that, as an alien against whom a final order of deportation had been out standing for more than six months, he had willfully failed to give information requested by the Immigration and Naturalization Service under the purported authority of clause (3) of that section, The information he was charged with failing to furnish concerned (1) present membership in and activities on behalf of the Communist Party and other organizations, and (2) association with particular individuals, The Supreme Court held: Construing clause (3) of §242(d) in the context of the entire section and of the scheme of the legislation as a whole, with due regard to the principle of so construing statutes as required to furnish under clause (3) relates solely to his availability , for deportation; and dismissal of the indictment for failure to state an offense is sustained, Schware ¥ In 1953 the Board of Bar Examiners of New Mexico refiased to permit petitioner to take the bar examination, on the ground that he had not shown “good moral character”, and thereby precluded his admission to the bar of that State. It was conceded that petitioner was qualified in all eR a ee ae