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‘nekly Bulle 20 i . twee 265 1955 1 that the r: onal, apparently tecaure of the FBT : I thas its souress of information A dry up it nemes of the informera becane { knowns . a ug ere speculation", but assuning its truth for purposes Sinem answered "no" to vhetter the existence of a system of at it must be preserved even thovgh herCourt! 33 33 to intividuals. Said 5 detervinatien will remove from the investigative of information end that, in the utura, tales to the nes result will pr i a he. icizls are nm considered their the long run but beneficial results taletearing. I+ is 3 matter of puclic record th risk pregran directed at governnent enplcyees inne chive cf perpetuating a dovbtful system of sec: likely to necent a3 well as upon the guilty and carrying so high a degree of unf. ag to the marehent sganan involved cannot justify an uebenden= ment here of ancient standards of due process." The Court expressed its fear that if these regulations couldte sustained, a security pro: i jenial of due process affecting even a larger e zens, such es railroad Ko eperators of transportation facilities, ing the possibility that our system of constituticnal rights may not held Jig our against malevolen’ tovalitartsns, the Court stated: have reached an 1. our system of constitue geenet hold its om against those «ho, Und So infiltrate not only our public service, ‘qn the event of var we may have to anticipate Slack Tom explt. Lons on every waterfront, prisoa in our water oysters, snd send in all impertaed industrial ty machines « naut the tine has not cene when we have to abardon a systen of literty for one modeled on thay of cists, Such a system was not that ordained by the franers of our Guns It is tha latter we are sworn to uphold." ating cn the inportant decision, ACLU executive director. Patrick tiurphy what the ACLU told the Coast Guard sone years ago) so due proc a rajor "29 © proces: as