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Ts pie t ‘ 4 *, 2 Wit, ra i ~y } UNITED STATES JVERNMENT Memorandum TO t DIRECTOR, FBI C\A / FROM ; NEW YORK SUBJECT: JUDGE THURGOOD-MARSHALL SECOND CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS, 3 NEW YORK, NEW YORK = On 5/3/65 former Assistant to the Diréeror, TOUTS « NICHOLS called the NYO and advised that he y had a telephone call from Judge THURG00D » Of the Second Circuit Court of Appeals. ed he knows Judge MARSHALL on a vas noteaai? dge RSHALL asked Mr. NICHOLS if it was no teat ents of the FBI advise subjects of FBI r constitutional rights in regard to eee er ve to make a statement and their right t qitr.: OLS advised Judge MARSHALL that such was “wudg SHALL commented, "That's what I thought" @ “thea, added, “We have a couple of cases we are: — i * here." Tl co On 5/4/65 I calite do Jaga e“ IRVIN ft ane = ase ~ jadvised him that I did noe a r to be™pryim~ “= 3 rs Qa the matters of the Circuit | of Appeals, byt >*7 X BH wagidesirous of protecthng, le interests of the Rpreaiti. e there was any mat ter lim could be the basis for Jen a of; Garreau personnel’ pending before the-Circuit of Appeals. I then proceeded to tell Judg# KALPAN , =apoday conversation wit LOUIS B. NICHOLS. He''statgd uw he W@uld discreetly find out from Judge THURGOOD MAR L Bs whe=her or not th were cases involving 74 FBI ye «| be the Cir. Cour rere se REC: a Lt. 9 Judge KAUFMAN called back Gi FES CGO- ao ‘that he had talked with THURGOOD MARSHALL and although he ~ was not at liberty to identify the matters pending Re fare “1 ‘1 Aa the court, he stated there was absolutely £9. Pt a, giiconcerned about. Judge KAUFMAN inquired b7 z. instructichs to agents in regard to advis widgwres their constitutional rights in regard to es statements and of*their right to attorneys. I read dth deh eg rise pce EO MRES STIS co ne ee ureau’s i instructions. in his opinion if necessary. eS we a Sudue KAU RBA That I thought it would be well < we 7 OE TRY eA Bureau New YOrRS “Rec. UNIT 5 , a Re |