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Week 1- Question 5 

Holmes and Frankfurter

What were the extraordinary changes in the nature of the law that took place during Holme's time on the bench? Do you see any similarities to our times?  If yes, provide some examples, if not explain why not.

 

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As I think of Oliver Wendell Holmes, I think of his enduring influence on the Court's jurisprudence, and natural law. Among his many accomplishments as a member of the Court was to help eradicate judicial reasoning based on principles of natural law or natural right. Hence, his thought is of great importance to any study of the history of natural law 

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