Early in this period, Rufus Peckham wrote that a law that restricted dealings with marine insurance companies was unconstitutional.
One essay defines this period through government inaction, the distribution of wealth and entitlements, and the common law baseline. That essay by Cass Sunstein reframes this period as one rooted in a constitutional requirement of neutrality. Early in this period, Rufus Peckham wrote that a law that restricted dealings with marine insurance companies was unconstitutional. During the later years of this 40-year period, its policies were championed by Butler, McReynolds, Sutherland, and Van Devanter, collectively known as the (*) Four Horsemen. Allgeyer v. Louisiana began this period, which ended when the Three Musketeers were joined by Owen Roberts in a case that upheld a minimum wage law, West Coast Hotel v. Parrish. This period was characterized by the use of substantive due process to protect liberty of contract, as in the case from which this period takes its name. For 10 points, identify this era of Supreme Court history named for a 1905 case about bakers in New York. 
One essay defines this period through government inaction, the distribution of wealth and entitlements, and the common law baseline.
Lochner era [accept  Lochner v. New York; prompt on any specific times between 1897 and 1937]