A Conversation with Earl Warren (1969)
SCREENER with timecode. Description : An hour-long interview with Earl Warren, the 14th Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court. The interview was conducted by Morris Landsberg shortly before Warren's retirement in 1969. The film is a news presentation of McClatchy Broadcasting, filmed by Witold Marczewski. Topics discussed include defendant's rights, the difficulties of policing, the protection of individual rights and civil liberties, the Supreme Court decision in the Baker v.
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