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C O ",. relative to trespass, each case will be considered on its own mcrits but the Department in resolving the problens which may arise, will review the circumstances in the light of the practical nccessities of investigation and of the national interest which must be protected." Ii. Belmont observed, in his memorandun of May 8, 1954, that there was no objection to the final draft of the memorandum from Attorney General Brownell, 2nd stated that Bureau policy would continue to stress the necessity for microphone installations without trespass, particularly in cases which might go to -prosecution addition, the Bureau would point out to the field that it should avoid installations in locations such as bedrooms. With regard to crininal cases, it was noted that the sane rules would apply and care would be taken to restrict microphone installations to important cases. é Attorney General Brownell Authorizes Llicrorhoncs Involving Trespiss, ifay 20, 1954 i / The negotiations between Bureau officials and Departmental attorneys for a modification of the interpretation