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a* mioroen UNITED STATES @RVERNMENT Memorandum : TO : DIRECTOR, FBI . DATE: 5/5/65 ur. ee FROM S NEW YORK supyect: \“ JUDGE THURGOOD MARSHALL SECOND CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS, NEW YORK, NEW YORK ns On 5/3/65 former Assistant to the Diréctore,. Hi a" iii called the NYO and advised that he Hil! - - ye i pcently had a telephone call from Judge THURGOOD = & “Pe Tc =, of the Second Circuit Court of Appeals. - ty stegted he knows Judge MARSHALL on a personal Racks. - =, dgesMARSHALL asked if it was notem@ifart . ° Bhat . ents of the FBI advise subjects of FBI qgqje ts Of , “Rieir constitutional rights in regard to whe thaxo Nnok~ Od 4 “73 ‘they have to make a statement and their right ta@ecoynsels advised Judge MARSHALL that-such was the ogse..> ponest “Judge. MARSHALL commented, “That's what I thought" .z rt s “then added, "We have a couple of cases we are. tryi to a =Heqigie here." hi f. ot, ne e ea aes, 1 On 8/4/65 I cakledxd FRvangflurn and” hd advised him that I did not’w Dap r to be’ prying i hg ‘into. the matters of the Circuit tat of Appeals, but 1 i 'T wag. desirous of protecting gps. interests of the Bureau Yo ~14n case there was any matter’ Whieh could be the basis for ‘ leri@mism of ‘Bureau personnel pending before the. Circuit [Courg,of Appeals. I then proceeded to tell Judge’ KAUFMAN ‘ ; abou my conversation with - He stated b6 he would discreetly find out from Judge THURGOOD MARSHALL b7C whether or not tose were cases involving the Far oa gl before the Cingys Courtenay “bf. Z a te th a O Judge PAUEMAN callow back shortly after and. stated that he had talked with THURGOOD MARSHALL and although he was not at liberty to identify the matters pending before ;, the court, he stated there was absolutely i Fue be “concerned about. Judge KAUFMAN inquired iF: Gk instructions to agents in regard to advis “ubjdcth’ ot their constitutional rights in regard to making statements and of their right to attorneys. I readjth¢fip portion of the handbeek . tayJudge KAUFMAN, Ato foe tC ea, _ asked whether or nét it'would be possible for Judge MARSHALL { .to'quote the Bureau's instructions in his opinion if necessary. +#, iT told Judge KAUFMAN bat I thought it would be well Cok wa we - Bureau tre » gay Mew -Yor _ UNE 5 MAY B ee? cc K ess ns noe. whee Sle eee