This justice observed that billboards cannot be "turned off" in a key early case about tobacco advertising, Packer Corporation v. Utah. With the son-in-law of senator Thomas Bayard, he wrote an article explaining that the titular entity arose to accommodate the "legal value of sensations," which he 
This justice observed that billboards cannot be "turned off" in a key early case about tobacco advertising, Packer Corporation v. Utah. With the son-in-law of senator Thomas Bayard, he wrote an article explaining that the titular entity arose to accommodate the "legal value of sensations," which he later reiterated in a dissent on wiretapping. This man excoriated lawyers for becoming corporate shills in his speech "The Opportunity in the Law." Samuel D. Warren co-wrote "The Right to Privacy" with this man, who authored a landmark dissent in Olmstead v. U.S. As a lawyer, this author of Other People's Money and How the Bankers Use It defended a law limiting women's working hours in a statistical brief written for Muller v. Oregon. For 10 points, name this first Jewish Supreme Court justice.
This justice observed that billboards cannot be "turned off" in a key early case about tobacco advertising, Packer Corporation v. Utah.