Sentence examples for memorable dissent from inspiring English sources

This decision drew a stinging rebuke from Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr., in a memorable dissent.

Although Harlan's dissent was well crafted, for the most part it has been overshadowed by the brief but memorable dissent by Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr.

In his memorable dissent in Lochner v. New York, a 1905 decision that struck down a New York work-hours law, Justice Holmes wrote that the Supreme Court should work hard to stay out of the way where economic legislation is concerned.

She appealed and won a reversal, but in 1929 the Supreme Court ruled 6 3 against her, Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes filing a memorable dissenting opinion in her favour.

Stewart also wrote a number of memorable dissents in cases involving individual freedoms, including Engel v. Vitale, Griswold v. Connecticut, and Miranda v. Arizona.

You can relive other memorable dissents from the past term, such as when Scalia called the Affordable Care Act "SCOTUScare".

A finally, a memorable note of dissent from The Members.

Another memorable opinion, in Frank v. Mangum, drew vigorous dissent from Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes on the grounds that it validated mob law.

The great thing about the show―the truly memorable thing, to me―was that Colmes always allowed dissenting voices.

For all the hot fire Scalia spit in his dissent, he still may not have had the most memorable line of any justice this term.

Last year, Professor Zinn agreed to an interview reflecting on his historic and memorable time at Spelman College in the '60's, his thoughts on the Democratic Party, his philosophy of dissent as democracy, and his hope for America's future.