This man is the subject of a 2009 biography by Melvin Urofsky.
This man is the subject of a 2009 biography by Melvin Urofsky. This man's research was assisted by his sister-in-law, National Consumers League activist Josephine Goldmark. This man called "the right to be let alone" "the most comprehensive of rights" in his dissent to a case that was reversed by Katz v. U.S.  This dissenter in Olmstead v. U.S. worked with Samuel Warren to write an article on "The Right to Privacy." With (*) Harlan F. Stone and Benjamin Cardozo, he was one of the "Three Musketeers" who supported the New Deal. This "People's Lawyer" compiled non-legal testimony to support a law limiting working hours to 10 hours for women in his namesake "brief" for 1908's Muller v. Oregon. For 10 points, name this first Supreme Court Justice to be Jewish.
This man is the subject of a 2009 biography by Melvin Urofsky.
Louis (Dembitz) Brandeis 