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(Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 1987), 117–144.

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      This is in part why the infamous “Brandeis brief” of 1907 was so revolutionary—focusing on sociological factors rather than the logic of the law marked the beginning of the transformation of the legal profession. See Watson, Living Constitution, 121–130, on Brandeis’s influence in the Muller decision and his role after 1916 on the Supreme Court.