Iva Ikuko Toguri D'Aquino v. United States

A petition for rehearing herein has restated the arguments previously urged. Because we think the petition discloses some misapprehension as to what we endeavored to say in the opinion, we desire to make note of the contentions now made upon two points.

The petition says that our opinion has failed to arrive at proper conclusions as to the effect of appellant’s apprehension and detention by the military authorities in Japan. It is said that we went astray in two directions: first, in holding that the detention did not render inadmissible in evidence the appellant’s statement made to the…