Protests against this practice led to the Supreme Court case United States v. O'Brien.
Protests against this practice led to the Supreme Court case United States v. O'Brien. The death oftwo Hutterites inspired this practice to include the CPS, whose members were systemically starved ina University of Minnesota study that helped inform the Marshall Plan. Pamphlets opposing thispolicy prompted the case of Schenck v. United States. Gerald Ford's pardon of Richard Nixon waspaired with an (*) amnesty provision for those who did not comply with this policy. A $300 fee thatexcluded men from being affected by this policy was one of the causes for a large riot in New York City in1863. People opposed to this policy would often burn namesake cards during the Vietnam War. For 10points, name this policy of mandatory military service.
Protests against this practice led to the Supreme Court case United States v. O'Brien.
Conscription [or the Draft or Selective Service; prompt on "war"]