New York State 
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1/16/2022
New York State's Lessons on Preventing a Crisis of Judicial Legitimacy
by Bruce W. Dearstyne
Forceful activism amid rapid social change results in legislation shot down by the most powerful court, leading to calls for sweeping court reform. This was New York State in the early 20th century. How the State Court of Appeals weathered this storm holds lessons for SCOTUS today, if the Justices and their critics care to learn from history.
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SOURCE: Wall Street Journal
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