1. UPHAUS v. WYMAN, No. 34, SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, November 17-18, 1958, Argued , June 8, 1959, Decided
OVERVIEW: New Hampshire's interest in self-preservation outweighed an individual's freedom of association, such that an executive was properly held in contempt for refusing to produce guests lists for a legislative investigation into subversive activities.
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