FTP, name this man appointed to the Supreme Court by Woodrow Wilson in 1916, thereby becoming the first Jewish Justice.
Two of his several books commenting on American public life are Other People's Money and The Curse of Bigness, the latter about his distaste for trusts, monopolies, and Big Business in general.  As a lawyer in Boston he frequently worked for public causes, which he did successfully in Muller v. Oregon, a case that first introduced his eponymous sociological and evidentiary briefs.  His career was marked by joining with Oliver Wendell Holmes in frequent dissents against the conservatism of his colleagues.  FTP, name this man appointed to the Supreme Court by Woodrow Wilson in 1916, thereby becoming the first Jewish Justice.
Two of his several books commenting on American public life are Other People's Money and The Curse of Bigness, the latter about his distaste for trusts, monopolies, and Big Business in general.  
Louis Brandeis