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aa 0-20 (Rev. 1-26-65} ~ Tavel Trotter Tele, Room é Tesees 20 fa i ADD eu ARSHALL .. WASHINGTON { ERVIN CAME THE SESSION ARMED WITH A BIG. BROWN ENVELOPE FROM } WHICH HE TOOK DOCUMENTS PROM TIME TO TIME TO USE FOR QUOTATIONS, CHIEF JUSTICE - ee MARSHALL DANIEL, Tabes TER AND CHIEF JUSTICE -HARLAN FISKE. STONE WERE AMONG FIGURES OF HISTORY ERVIN PLACED ON . RECORD ot 7 OUST ITUTIONAL MAT TIERS. HE KEPT INTERSPERSING. THE QUOTATIONS WITH QUESTIONS AS TO WHETHER MARSHALL PAGREED. _ TURNING TO THE SUBJECT OF. CRIME HE ASKED THE SOLICITOR GENERAL IF HE DID NOT AGREE THAT *THIS IS NO setuc of oR JUDGES TO BE INVENTING {NEW Pat a TO HANDICAP. POLICE: IN ENFORC THE LAW HALL SAIDs’ "1 HAVE BELIEVE. ANY COURT DECISIONS=-BY THE . DECISIONS. THEMSELVES=-HA INCREASED CRIME ,* "y. “THAT PREVENTS A MAN i | i KNOW OF NO CASE,® SAID AT ONE POINT, | | | . FROM WALKING INTO A RSLICE. PRECINCT AND. SAYING WITH GREAT DETAXL, ye + | | j { UF COMMITTED THE FOLLOWING CRIME. ) : \ BUT AS. TO CONFESSIONS IN GENERAL HE SAID IT IS A MATTER OF f pisceaEte ONG—EAWFE: 7 DISAGREEMENT: AMONG LAWYERS, supe AND JUSTICES AS TO WHAT 1s VOLUNTARY AND WHAT NOT. SE PHILIP A SMART D-MICH., BROUGHT IN FOR THE COMMITTEE'S PERMANENT FILES A BIG BaTCH OF BRIEFS SUBMITTED.BY MARSHALL IN CASES HE ARGUED AS. SOLICITOR GENERAL AND AS A PRIVATE ATTORNEY AND ALSO DECISIONS HE GAVE WHEN HE WAS ON THE 2ND. U.S. CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS IN NEW. YORK, HART ACTED FOR SEN. EDWARD M KENNEDY <IASS «9 WHO ‘PROMISED . TO BO THis YESTERDAY BUT WAS CALLED | TO Becta ; i HART SAID ALL THIS MATERIAL GIVES THE COMMITIER. AS Goop aN IDEA OF MARSHALL*’S LEGAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL PHILOSOPHY AS HAS BEEN. . OBTAINED FOR "ANY NOMINEE IN ALL HISTORY t| ERVIN SAIB HE DIDN‘°T HAVE TIME TO READ THESE. OFFERINGS AND - | merce WOULD PREFER TO HAVE MARSHALL ANSWER QUESTIONS NOW ABOUT THE MEANING OF THE CONSTITUTION, 7/14--TD12 59 PED ZO Shiu be “p. ROT RECORDED . it ! 128 JUL 20 1967 SF ~ WASHINGTON CAPITAL snp mL Pia hoy aye. [oe Sey Gray 7