The Judge as Spectator

Yosal Rogat

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This symposium was prompted by the recent publication of the second volume of Mark DeWolfe Howe's biography of Mr. Justice Holmes* and of the Howe edition of The Common Law.**It was thought that the appearance of these works offered an excellent opportunity for a critique of Holmes' contributions to American jurisprudence.

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