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stories from present and former employees of intelligence agencies often attract significant public interest because these stories can undermine intelligence operations it's not surprising that organizations like the Central Intelligence Agency impose restrictions on their employees in snap versus United States we explore the constitutionality of these restrictions and the remedies available for their violation as a condition of employment at the Central Intelligence Agency Frank Snapp signed an agreement stating that he wouldn't disclose classified information or publish any information related to the agency during or after employment without the agency's approval after leaving the agency however snap published a book discussing agency activities without submitting it for approval the federal government sued snap for breach of contract and breach of fiduciary relationship it sought a declaration that snap breached the contract an injunction requiring snap to obtain prior approval for any future Publications and the imposition of a constructive Trust on the book's profits payable to the government a constructive trust is an equitable remedy that forces a wrongdoer to surrender unjust gains to an injured party the government's claims were based only on snap's failure to seek prior approval it didn't claim that snap's book contained classified information or wouldn't have been approved if submitted for review The District Court held for the government and granted all requested relief snap appealed to the fourth circuit the fourth circuit agreed that snap breached the contract and upheld the injunction but reversed the District Court's decision regarding the constructive trust finding that its imposition violated snap's First Amendment right to publish unclassified information the United States Supreme Court granted cert