William O. Douglas

“ The Court states that the constitutional power of Congress to raise and support armies is "broad and sweeping", and that Congress' power "to classify and conscript manpower for military service is ‘beyond question.'" This is undoubtedly true in times when, by declaration of Congress, the Nation is in a state of war. ”

“ Utah, 333 U.S. 95, 96, reargument was ordered on the question of unconstitutional vagueness of a criminal statute, an issue not raised by the parties but suggested at oral argument by Justice Jackson. Journal, October Term, 1947, p. 87. ”