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SUPREME COURT JUSTICE ON TV
Black: Limiting the First Amendment
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WASHINGTON (qP) - Supreme1
Court Justice Hugo L. Black, com-
menting on the violence-splattered
demonstrations during the Demo-
cratic National Convention, says
he knows of nothing that "gives
people the right to tramp up and
down the streets by the thous-4
for judgment, Black spoke freely,
on his opinions, his decisions and
his court philosophy.
In the wide-ranging interview,
Black said:
-Perhaps the phrase saying
schools should be desegregated
"with all deliberate speed" should
say what my view would be, be-
cause I don't know what the evi-
dence would show."'
But, in his response, he added,
"The Constitution doesn't say that
any man shall have a right to say
anything he wishes, anywhere he
wants to go .. .
ands." not have been written into t h e "It just doesn't say it. It says
In a precedent-shattering tele- court's historic 1954 classroom rul- they shall have a right to as-
vision interview, Black last night ing because he said that wording semble, if they're peaceable, but
said the freedom of speech guar- has been used to delay integra- it doesn't say how far you can go
antee does not shield conduct that tion. in using other people's property."
is unlawful. -The Constitution meant to The senior justice applied thisj
The nation's senior justice avoid- make it difficult to convict a man to government property as well as
ed judgment on the actual clash- of a crime, and the Supreme private property, and said, as an
e$ that took place in Chicago, but Court, in rulings protecting t h e example, Congress would have the
said, as a matter of principle, the rights of the accused, is only fol- power to bar a protest sit-in at the
f f lowing the intent of the Bill of Library of Congress.
- } Rights. Nothing in the First Amend-
-The First Amendment, with ment, he said, prevents Congress
its freedoms of press and speech, from writing laws to regulate con-
xprevents any restrictions on por- duct.
nography and obscenity. "I've never said that freedom'
Black declined a direct reply to of speech gives people the right to
a question on the bloody battles tramp up and down the streets by
between police and the anti-war the thousands, either saying
demonstrators during the conven- things that threaten others, w i t h
tion. protests in Chicago last Aug- real literal language, -or that
ust. threatened them because of the
k WITHHOLDS VIEWS circumstances under which they
"We're liable to have that very do it. I've never said that," he
1 case," he said. "I don't want to said.
A special report this week for
the President's commission on vio-
lence blamed most of the blood-
shed in Chicago on "a police riot,"
but said the police had been
showered with vile and violent
provocation from the anti-war
protesters.
FOUNDATION
Black praised the Constitution
as the foundation of strength for
the American government a n d
said a court has no power to in-
terpret it from day to day to
try to make it fit the peculiar
temper of the times.
He said the court's rulings on
safeguards for the accused-de-
cisions, that have been targets of
outcries from critics who charge
the court with changing the Con-
stitution-have b e e n based on
guarantees that already existed.;
The provisions in the Bill of
Rights, he said, purposefully
"make it more difficult to con-
vict people of crime."
"They were, every one, intend-
ed to make it more difficult be-
fore the doors of a prison clos-
ed on a man because of his trial,"
the justice said.
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Due to overwhelming demands from the Ann Arbor-Ypsilanti area, the UAB finds it extremely
difficult to satisfy all organizations in regards to block-seating arrangements.
In order to give equal opportunity to every organization, the UAB has established a block-seating
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