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Supreme Court — Part 21
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} The ipreme Court, under the chief justice
’ ship of Ear] Warren, meabs Dusiness in its pro
- tection of the Cansfitutlog’s Bill of Rights. On
. the last regular decision day of its 1956-57 term,
[ the. high, “tribunad Wanded down another sheaf
j of rulings’ that’ relpitorces those of a week ago
. ‘in behalf of freedom @a,a way of lite, woe
. Three contempt of Congress {tations were set
side: and the United States Court of Appeals in
_ Washitigton was instructed to, Yeconsider the
. ages in the light of the 'volding of the citation
‘against Illinois labor Jebaer . John T. Watkins,
~ In ‘another decision: the Supreme Court va-
cated convictions for conspiracy against-six De-
troit “second string’ *Gammunists under the
Smith Act, The case wak sent back to the Sixth
United States Court of Appcals at Detroit for
in the California Communist cases which saw
the outright dismissal of the cases against five
« of the cases of nine more. ate
5. Other decisions handed down Monday in-
obscenity laws. In each ease’ the law was up-
held but it is interesting to note that Chief Jus-
tice Warren joined Justices Black, Dongles and
** Brennan In dissent in the New York case. The
Chief Justice Is compiling a notable record for
independence of thought and action on the
high bench,
This week's decisions. Involving Communists
or former Communists show no more sympathy
for the Communist regime than did those of a
week ago. The Supreme Court-ruled the way it
did only because its members know that there
cannot be a doublé standard, Their purpose
* {8 to see that justice ls done to all, regardless of
polftical Interest or activity or doctrine.
Meantime the president of the National Asso
ciation of Attorneys General has made the ex-
treme charge that the Supreme Court's deci-
slong of recent weeks “have set the United
t States back 25 years” in its ‘effarts to control
} Communism. : a
This official, State Attorney General Louls C,
_ Wyman of New Hampshire, Koes. on te say that
| the Supreme Court
has sanctioned protections of the dark cor:
ners af individua, associations with persons -
disloyal to America and has made infinitely
: more difficult, if not impossible, the taking
of sworn testimony relating to subversive '
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Communists and the return for reconsideration °
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