 | Click on the image to advance to the next slide. Justice Brennan respected William Rehnquist's intellect but worried that his colleague sometimes substituted passionate language for logic. One case history notes, of a draft Rehnquist dissent in a contraception case, "The vehemence of the dissent did not surprise us, but the absence of a reasoned attack did." | |
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