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I've only just realized that one of the landmarks of legal advocacy, the so-called "Brandeis Brief," files in Muller v. Oregon (U.S. 1908), is available in its entirety on the web from the University of Louisville, which is home to a collection of the papers of the Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis. The brief is available here; below is the University of Louisville's description.In 1907,Full post as published by Legal History Blog on February 23, 2009 (boomark / email).
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