NINOMANIA
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:: Thursday, October 18, 2007 ::
THE HUNTING OF THE SNARK -- Got one! Near the end of his Nebbia dissent, Mr. Justice McReynolds wrote:The somewhat misty suggestion below, that condemnation of the challenged legislation would amount to holding "that the due process clause has left milk producers unprotected from oppression," I assume, was not intended as a material contribution to the discussion upon the merits of the cause.
291 U.S. 502, 559. Usually, if you wanted that much rudeness from McReynolds, you either had to meet him, or be Jewish.
:: David M. Wagner 11:36 PM [+] ::
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The somewhat misty suggestion below, that condemnation of the challenged legislation would amount to holding "that the due process clause has left milk producers unprotected from oppression," I assume, was not intended as a material contribution to the discussion upon the merits of the cause.291 U.S. 502, 559. Usually, if you wanted that much rudeness from McReynolds, you either had to meet him, or be Jewish.
:: David M. Wagner 11:36 PM [+] ::
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