...department of the Government, to aid in the duty laid upon the President by the Constitution to 'take care that the laws be faithfully executed,' and that congressional...public interest. * * * "Disclosure of the reports at this particular time would also prejudice the national defense and be of aid and comfort to the...

...department of the Government, to aid in the duty laid upon the President by the Constitution to 'take care that the laws be faithfully executed,' and that congressional...public interest. * * * "Disclosure of the reports at this particular time would also prejudice the national defense and be of aid and comfort to the...

...Government, to aid in the duty laid upon the President by the Constitution to 'take care that the laws he faithfully executed,' and that congressional or public...public interest. * * * "Disclosure of the reports at this particular time would also prejudice the national defense and be of aid and comfort to the...

...Jackson fully discussed the necessity for keeping investigative reports confidential and concluded that congressional or public access to them would not be in the public interest. In support of this conclusion he referred to the position taken on this subject by the President from...

...department of the Government, to aid in the duty laid upon the President by the Constitution to 'take care that the laws be faithfully executed,' and that congressional or public access to them would not he in the public interest. -'Disclosure of the reports could not do otherwise than seriously prejudice...

...all investigative reports are confidential documents of the executive department of the Government and that congressional or public access to them would not be in the public interest (40 Op. Atty. Gen. 45 (1941)). 18 USC 283 prohibits any officer or employee of the Government from...

...department of the Government, to aid In the duty laid upon the President by the Constitution to 'take care that the laws be faithfully executed,' and that congressional...access to them would not be in the public interest" (40 Ops. Atty. Gen. No. 8, April HO, 1941). It Is also in consonance with the President's letter to...

...department of the Government, to aid in the duty laid upon the President by the Constitution to 'take care that the laws be faithfully executed,' and that congressional or public access to them would not be in »ie public interest" (40 Ops. Atty. Gen. No. 8, April 30, 1941). It is also in consonance with the...

...laid upon the President by the Constitution to 'take care that the laws be faithfully executed' aod that Congressional or public access to them would not be in the public interest." (40 OAG 45, 46). Documents of this character include reports of non-Navy investigative agencies (such...

...departments of the Government, to aid in the duty laid upon the President by the Constitution to "take care that the laws be faithfully executed," and that congressional...access to them would not be in the public interest. This is quoted from Fortieth Opinions of the Attorney General, page 45. In addition, article 151 of...