Research Catalog

Title

Felix Frankfurter on the Supreme Court; extrajudicial essays on the Court and the Constitution. Edited by Philip B. Kurland.

Author

Frankfurter, Felix, 1882-1965.

Publication

Cambridge, Mass., Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, 1970.

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Details

Additional Authors

• Kurland, Philip B.
• Belknap Press, publisher.

Description

x, 572 p. port.; 24 cm.

Subject

• United States. Supreme Court
• Law > United States

Genre/Form

Festschriften

Bibliography (note)

• Includes bibliographical references.

Processing Action (note)

• committed to retain

Contents

The zeitgeist and the judiciary -- Hours of labor and realism in constitutional law -- The constitutional opinions of Mr. Justice Holmes -- The nomination of Mr. Justice Brandeis -- Taft and the Supreme Court -- The law and labor -- The Berger decision -- Press censorship by judicial construction -- Child labor and the Court -- The Coronado case -- Labor injunctions must go -- Mr. Justice Holmes -- Twenty years of Mr. Justice Holmes's constitutional opinions -- Exit the Kansas court -- Lèse Majesté Mayer -- The American judge -- The red terror of judicial reform -- The lawless judge -- Can the Supreme Court guarantee toleration? -- The case of Anita Whitney -- The Supreme Court as legislator -- Supreme Court decisions: "What stuff 'tis made of" -- The Judiciary Act of 1925 -- The paradoxes of legal science -- Hughes on the Supreme Court -- The appointment of a justice -- The Supreme Court and the public -- The Supreme Court and the Interstate Commerce Commission -- The early writings of O.W. Holmes, Jr. -- When Judge Cardozo writes -- Mr. Justice Brandeis and the Constitution -- Legislative history -- The Packers v. the government -- The Scottsboro case -- Social issues before the Supreme Court -- Judge Manton and the Supreme Court -- The certiorari process -- The pressure of business -- Mr. Justice Holmes -- The A.A.A. case -- The orbit of judicial power -- Congressional control over the business of the Supreme Court -- Justice Holmes defines the Constitution -- Mr. Justice Cardozo and public law -- Chief Justice Stone -- The "administrative side" of Chief Justice Hughes -- The Supreme Court -- The impact of Charles Evans Hughes -- Chief Justices I have known -- The judicial process and the Supreme Court -- Mr. Justice Jackson -- Mr. Justice Roberts -- Mr. Justice Cardozo -- John Marshall and the judicial function.

ISBN

0674298357

LCCN

^^^70099518^

OCLC

• 114339
• SCSB-10385857

Owning Institutions

Harvard Library