THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON INTERNAL SECURITY HAS BEEN CONDUCTING A SERIES OF HEARINGS ON THE RECENT TREND TOWARD RESTRICTION OF LAW ENFORCEMENT INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES. WITNESSES AT THIS HEARING INCLUDED EDWARD M. DAVIS, CHIEF OF THE LOS ANGELES POLICE DEPARTMENT; J. PHILIP KRUSE, SPECIAL AGENT-IN-CHARGE OF THE CRIMINAL INTELLIGENCE DIVISION OF THE ILLINOIS BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION; AND JUSTIN DINTINO, COMMANDER OF THE INTELLIGENCE BUREAU OF THE NEW JERSEY STATE POLICE. THE APPENDED MATERIALS INCLUDED BILLS PLACING RESTRICTIONS ON LAW ENFORCEMENT INTELLIGENCE IN THE NEW JERSEY STATE LEGISLATURE, PRESS STORIES DEALING WITH LAW ENFORCEMENT INTELLIGENCE, AND INTELLIGENCE GUIDELINES IN LOS ANGELES, ILLINOIS, AND NEW JERSEY.