...which otherwise, in all other respects, sustained the position of the Government. What it said was that the first amendment limits the extent to which...States, contractually or otherwise, may impose secrecy agreements upon its employees, and enforce them with a system of prior restraint. It precludes such...

...including remedial changes in the contractual language. Alternatively, if rescission and re issuance are not feasible, appropriate clarifications of the...secrecy requirements upon its employees..." McGehee v. Casev. 718 F.2d 1137, 1141 (DCCir. 1983), citing United States v. Marchetti . 466 F.2d 1309, 1313...

...mockery of the legal frameworks of statutes and Executive Orders that distinguishes between.."clasaicied" and "unclassified" information in order to assure'..."the First Amendment limits the extent to which the Uriited States, '" contractually or otherwise, may impose secrecy • requirements upon its employees..."...

...Orders that distinguishes between^. ''classified'1 and "unclassified" information in order to assure1'1 proper safeguards' for the former which would be inappropriate..."the First Amendment limits the extent to which the Uriited States, contractually or otherwise, may impose secrecy requirements upon its employees..."...

...of the legal framework^ of statutes and Executive Orders that distinguishes between--"claaaif led" and "unclassified" information in order to assure...latter. ;; " •'•• '••• •'•' Federal easel aw upholding the constitutionality 'of nondisclosure agreements of this kind clearly establishes...