Letter from Prof. Arnold Enker about Article on the Fourth Amendment and Halacha (1967)

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Letter from Dean Griswold about Article on the Fifth Amendment and Halacha (1956)

Dear Rabbi Lamm, Thank you very much for your letter of March 7th. I am glad to know about your article on the principle of self-incrimination, and I greatly appreciate your kindness in sending me a copy. This is an area in which I have wanted light, and I am sure that you will provide it for me. Very truly yours, Erwin N. Griswold, Dean

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Letter to Lawrence Kobrin about Article on the Fourth Amendment and Halacha (1967)

Dear Larry: Thank you very much for your thoughtful comments on my recent article on the Fourth Amendment. The avenue of investigation which you suggest is interesting. Off-hand, however, I am not aware of any communication that is regarded by the Halakhah as "automatically privileged." The very fact that, as I mentioned in my article, every communication is considered sacrosanct, would seem to make superfluous any special category of "privileged information." Nevertheless, I am putting your letter aside and hope to think about it a bit more systematically, when I return to the city, please God. Meanwhile, Mindy joins me in sending best regards to Ruth and in expressing our delight that the two of you, after your long search are finally becoming our close neighbours.Cordially yours,RABBI NORMAN LAMM

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Letter from Justice Silberg about Article on the Fourth Amendment and Halacha (1967)

אדוני הרב הנכבד, חן חן לך מקרב לב על מאמרך על התיקון הרביעי וההלכה. גישתך אל הנושא היא מקורית ודבריך מעניינים. יישר כוחך! בכבוד רב, פרופ' מ. זילברג.

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