The Constitution protects few rights, but those it protects, it protects strongly, requiring the government to show strong grounds to infringe upon them.
The evolution of our legal system is often driven by individuals and relationships, as showcased by Felix Frankfurter's advocacy for Holmes' dissent.
Frankfurter's close association with FDR as an adviser played a significant role in shaping the legal landscape during the New Deal era.
Despite initial struggles to actualize Holmes' principles, the political alliance between Frankfurter and FDR marked a pivotal shift in legal interpretation.
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