Note 482 — Chapter VI · JOHN WILKES, VICTOR BERGER, AND THE FIVE MEMBERS
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Rex v. Casement [1917], 1 K. B. 98, 133. Warren, op cit., quotes other judges. They plainly refer to language used to cause men to join the enemy and participate in his operations. Such words form an element in acts of direct aid. These judges are not speaking of expressions of opinion about the injustice of a war, even if intended to deter men from enlisting in one’s own army. Cf. note 49.