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Justice Jackson's most lasting influence is his delineation of the scope of presidential power in his concurrence in the [[Steel Seizure Case]], which has become the standard for judicial review of the extent of presidential power.
 
Justice Jackson's most lasting influence is his delineation of the scope of presidential power in his concurrence in the [[Steel Seizure Case]], which has become the standard for judicial review of the extent of presidential power.
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== Disapproval of Justice Hugo Black ==
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Justice Jackson had a dim view of the former [[KKK]] member and opponent of religion in public life, Justice [[Hugo Black]], and Jackson felt that Black should have recused himself from the ''Jewell Ridge'' case.  Jackson wrote later:
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{{cquote|if it is ever repeated while I am on the bench I will make my ''Jewell Ridge'' opinion look like a letter of recommendation by comparison.<ref>Dennis J. Hutchinson, The Black-Jackson Feud, 1988 Sup. Ct. Rev. 203, 220-21.</ref>}}
 
== [[Nuremberg Trials]] ==
 
== [[Nuremberg Trials]] ==
  
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