Our Judicial Oligarchy
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— It was after a full discussion of the questions in- volved and with the knowledge of the views entertained by the minority as expressed in the dissenting opinion, that the majority of the Court came to the conclusion it did. Soon after the decision, a petition for a rehear- ing of the case was made supported by a printed argu- ment in its favor and pressed with an earnestness and vigor and at a length which were certainly commen- surate with the importance of the case." The court further said... that it had again listened to the same arguments in the case under considera- tion and again reached the same conclusion. Those interested in having the word " unreasonable " or " undue " read into the Anti-Trust statute after these decisions, turned their attention to Congress and applied as unsuccessfully to Congress as they had to the courts to procure the above suggested modifi- cation of the statute. Finally, after various other applications had failed, on April first, 1908, Senator Warner introduced Senate Bill IS'o.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— It was after a full discussion of the questions in- volved and with the knowledge of the views entertained by the minority as expressed in the dissenting opinion, that the majority of the Court came to the conclusion it did. Soon after the decision, a petition for a rehear- ing of the case was made supported by a printed argu- ment in its favor and pressed with an earnestness and vigor and at a length which were certainly commen- surate with the importance of the case." The court further said... that it had again listened to the same arguments in the case under considera- tion and again reached the same conclusion. Those interested in having the word " unreasonable " or " undue " read into the Anti-Trust statute after these decisions, turned their attention to Congress and applied as unsuccessfully to Congress as they had to the courts to procure the above suggested modifi- cation of the statute. Finally, after various other applications had failed, on April first, 1908, Senator Warner introduced Senate Bill IS'o.
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