Hugo Black,
Jay v. Boyd — Dissent
“ And when an accused rises to defend himself before such an officer he is met by a statement that 'We have evidence that you are guilty of something, but we cannot tell you what, nor who gave us the evidence.' If, taking the Bill of Rights seriously he complains, he is met by the rather impatient rejoinder that the Government's safety would be jeopardized by according him the kind of trial the Constitution commands. ”
