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|  | Teaching Assistant: American Constitutional Law | | What was the court packing plan? | Franklin Roosevelt's 1937 proposal to enlarge the Supreme Court by one justice for every sitting justice who had reached the age of 70. Billed by the president as a way to help the Court manage its workload, the proposal was actually a means for the president to select new justices who would be more inclined to approve his economic reforms. Congress failed to enact the plan. Hover over to see answer |
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