Northern Securities Co. v. United States¶
U.S. Supreme Court. (1904). Northern Securities Co. v. United States. U.S. Reports facsimile.
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- Hard Cases Make Bad Law
- It does not assert that sympathetic cases always produce defective law, or that any particular warning later proved correct.
This sourceThe dissent and small-grocer hypothetical express Holmes's critique, not the Court's holding or an observed prosecution.
- It does not assert that sympathetic cases always produce defective law, or that any particular warning later proved correct.
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