Civil Liberty in War Time
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In the view of the writer the distinctly American policy of intern- ing only dangerous noncombatant civilians of the enemy country under the procedure above described must necessarily have consider- able effect in the futiire in shaping the rules of international law relating to the status and treatment of these persons.^ In giving high and well-deserved praise to the military authorities who devised and put into operation the draft machinery, it should not be overlooked that practically the en...tire administrative work of selecting and raising an army was accomplished through civilian aid.
The mere fact that the actual work of selecting the Army was done not by military men but entirely by civilians brought to the support of this drastic statute the whole public opinion of the country.
Not only is this true, but all legal questions arising in the work of selecting and mustering in men were tried and disposed of liy civil courts on arguments presented by the civilian Federal law officials, and, more than this, it was the Department of Justice and not the military authorities who did most of the work in apprehending de- 1 In point of fact, the experience of the nepartnient showed that disloyal utterances and activities were quite as common among naturalized citizens as among alien enemies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the view of the writer the distinctly American policy of intern- ing only dangerous noncombatant civilians of the enemy country under the procedure above described must necessarily have consider- able effect in the futiire in shaping the rules of international law relating to the status and treatment of these persons.^ In giving high and well-deserved praise to the military authorities who devised and put into operation the draft machinery, it should not be overlooked that practically the en...tire administrative work of selecting and raising an army was accomplished through civilian aid.
The mere fact that the actual work of selecting the Army was done not by military men but entirely by civilians brought to the support of this drastic statute the whole public opinion of the country.
Not only is this true, but all legal questions arising in the work of selecting and mustering in men were tried and disposed of liy civil courts on arguments presented by the civilian Federal law officials, and, more than this, it was the Department of Justice and not the military authorities who did most of the work in apprehending de- 1 In point of fact, the experience of the nepartnient showed that disloyal utterances and activities were quite as common among naturalized citizens as among alien enemies.
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