SYND 23-6-71 THE NEW YORK TIMES HEARING ON SECRET PENTAGON REPORTS — Transcript
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- 0:13will they summon you when the decision
- 0:15is made
- 0:17what did they say they said they're
- 0:19going to decide properly and within a
- 0:21few days
- 0:25do you consider this the historic case
- 0:27that it's been labeled oh yes i know
- 0:30exactly how sir could you give us your
- 0:32impression of what this means
- 0:33historically
- 0:35well i think that uh
- 0:37it is a historic case because it's the
- 0:38very first case in which this uh
- 0:41question of prior restraint has been
- 0:44raised in connection with the question
- 0:45of national security how can you go then
- 0:47if you do not have precedent which way
- 0:49do you go as a as a federal judge
- 0:53these frauds as a non-lawyer how many
- 0:55cases we have to decide where we don't
- 0:57have any precedent
- 0:58uh most of our cases we have precedent
- 1:01and we can decide them on the basis of
- 1:02precedent but there are a large number
- 1:04that we have to have to make up our
- 1:06minds about on on analogy and on
- 1:09principle and so on rather than
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