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?The forgotten new deal ? The Gold Clause Cases?

By Alliance Alert

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Gerard Magliocca writing at Concurring Opinions: "Last month I wrote two posts about The Gold Clause Cases, in which the Court upheld (5-4) FDR?s decision to take us off the gold standard in 1933 . . . FDR?s decision to break with gold was a bold repudiation of the consensus that had prevailed for a generation. Since consensus often turns into constitutional law (whether that consensus is in the text or not), the Gold Clause Cases in early 1935 marked the first crucial clash between the New Deal and the Court."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on August 26, 2010 (boomark / email).

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