Abstract:Decisions by the Supreme Court that are accorded “landmark” status are chiefly remembered for their holdings and effects. Such cases are also typically linked to a particular era of judicial history, as Marbury v. Madison1 was to the Marshall Court and Jefferson's presidency, as Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. v. Sawyer2 was to the Vinson Court and Truman's presidency, and as Miranda v. Arizona3 was to the Warren Court and the tumultuous 1960s. But probably only serious students of the Court will recall that Marbu… Show more
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