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From the moment it was made public on February 5, 1937, Franklin D. Roosevelt’s judicial reorganization, or “Court-Packing Plan,” has captured the interest and imagination of journalists, historians, political scientists, the legal academy, and the public at large, not to mention the President, members of Congress, and the Supreme Court. Whether one subscribes to the conventional narrative which