3. What was the case of Edwards v. California? What did the court agree and disagree on? Which opinion do you most agree with? Why?

At the height of the Great Depression, anyone who knowingly assisted a pauper in entering the state of California was guilty of a misdemeanor. A Californian named Edwards drove to Texas and then returned to California with his indigent brother-in-law. Edwards was found guilty of violating the state's "Okie law; " he was given a six-month suspended jail sentence.