This judge's dissent failed to save railroaded bureaucrat William Remington, who was later beaten to death with a brick by his cellmate.
This judge's dissent failed to save railroaded bureaucrat William Remington, who was later beaten to death with a brick by his cellmate. An impromptu speech at a citizenship celebration in central park inspired this man to give an impromptu speech that inspired his popular tract The Spirit of Liberty. The sinking of the barge Anna C was considered by this man in US v. Carroll Towing, which led him to weigh burden, probability, and loss in his conception of a "calculus of negligence."Anecdotes about this man are related in Freedom's Law by Ronald Dworkin, his one-time clerk. This judge held that the nature of a monopoly is irrelevant in his opinion for US v. Alcoa, which he heard after the Supreme Court referred it to the Second Court of Appeals. For 10 points, name this most frequently quoted lower-court justice in U.S history, a New Yorker whose eyebrows were even more strikingly memorable than his name.
This judge's dissent failed to save railroaded bureaucrat William Remington, who was later beaten to death with a brick by his cellmate.
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