Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr., Frohwerk v. United States — Opinion of the Court
“ We do not lose our right to condemn either measures or men because the country is at war. It does not appear that there was any special effort to reach men who were subject to the draft; and if the evidence should show that the defendant was a poor man, turning out copy for Gleeser, his employer, at less than a day laborer's pay, for Gleeser to use or reject as he saw fit, in a newspaper of small circulation, there would be a natural in clination to test every question of law to be found in the record very thoroughly before upholding the very severe penalty imposed. ”
