In an antitrust suit against the Aluminum Corporation of America, he wrote that Congress did not condone good trusts and condemn bad ones: it forbade all. In 1950, he used an interpretation of the clear and present danger test to uphold the conviction of 11 Communists under the Smith Act, a year before he retired from his position as judge of the second circuit of the U.S.
In an antitrust suit against the Aluminum Corporation of America, he wrote that Congress did not condone good trusts and condemn bad ones: it forbade all. In 1950, he used an interpretation of the clear and present danger test to uphold the conviction of 11 Communists under the Smith Act, a year before he retired from his position as judge of the second circuit of the U.S. Circuit Court. FTP, identify this jurist from New York, who may be best remembered for an accomplishment he never attained: he never served on the Supreme Court.
In an antitrust suit against the Aluminum Corporation of America, he wrote that Congress did not condone good trusts and condemn bad ones: it forbade all.
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