United States v. Joseph Ellwood Steiner, Jr.
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
CLARK, Circuit Judge:
When Joseph Ellwood Steiner, Jr. became 18 years old he registered for the draft with Local Board 59 in Houston, Texas, pursuant to law. 1 Approximately four and a half years later, after high school and collegiate student deferments and numerous delays from claims and appeals within the Selective Service System, Steiner was notified to report for induction and did so. After being found acceptable, he refused to submit to induction. Subsequent to an unsuccessful attempt to interdict further proceedings by way of injunction and habeas corpus relief, 2 he was prosecuted for…
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