The 1987 victory in the 14-year SWP legal battle against the FBI, CIA, and other government spy agencies “increases the space for politics, expands the de facto use of the Bill of Rights, increases the confidence of working people that you can be political and hold the deepest convictions against the government and it's your right to do so and act upon them."—From the introduction. Foreword by Leonard Boudin, index. Appendices: “Workers Rights versus the Secret Police" by Larry Seigle; “Political Rights Defense Fund Financial Summary and Statement." | FBI on Trial by Margaret Jayko, Paperback | Indigo Chapters