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President of Indiana University, and various physicians. psychologists, psychiatrists, penologists, and academicians. Among these is an affidavit sworn to by the Hon. James Vv. Bennett, Director of the Bureau of Prisons, United States Department of Justice. Mr. Bennett states in his affidavit that the Institute has made substantial contributions to the etudy of problems of sexual adjustment encountered among prison inmates. He also states that understanding of patho- logical sexuality and sexual offenders has been enhanced by the study of the erotic productions of these deviated persons. An affidavit has also been filed by claimant 's attorney, setting forth certain prior proceedings in this matter. Finally, the Trustees of Indiana University have submitted a brief, amicus suriae, in support of claimant's position. The President of the University, in his affidavit, has described the Institute as “[1J]n essence ... for all practical purposes ... a special research department of the University." The Government has neither served affidavits setting forth any facts in opposition to those contained in the affidevits served by the claimant,” nor has it served an affidavit from which it would appear that 4t oannot “present by affidavit facts essential to justify & Ved. R. Civ. P. 56(0). ~ &-