Imagine that the Supreme Court during the 1930s had staunchly refused to change its view and continued

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Imagine that the Supreme Court during the 1930s had staunchly refused to change its view and continued to declare almost all New Deal labor and employment laws to be unconstitutional, as the Court did at first.

What do you think might have been some of the results of such intransigence on the Court’s part?

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