Talk:Yates v. United States
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I think this need Supreme Court Info box. This is one of the case that overturned the law (Smith Act). So I hope one of Wikipedia people or anyone make a info box about this case.
[edit] Black quote
The Black quote is a little strange, coming as it does after a discussion of what the Court held, since Black's opinion was not the opinion of the court, but rather a minority opinion concurring in part and dissenting in part, to which only he and Douglas subscribed. It's certainly worth mentioning, but it should be mentioned in a way that doesn't erroneously imply that it is what the Court held. --Delirium 00:10, 8 May 2007 (UTC)
