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We should all want to know how a lot of people voted and particularly what was the vote of the Harvard Law School, which, without judicial authority, is, one of the most important orifices for the emission of judicial opinion in the country. When the Harvard Law School and the Supreme Court of the United States agree we are quite apt to think that the Supreme Court is right. --Life, April 28, 1927.

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