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than he is. , ,92 Ll Jl -Mar-.h.Qpe would be, t that the Court would endeavor, e er of its wisdom and judgment, to exercise great care to decide constitutional questions only when absolutely neces- sary, and then only in carefully guarded and narrowly written opin- ions designed to decide only the pre- cise questions then before the Court, and inescapably required to be de- cided. If it be said that this is the Frankfurter line, I would say that it is none the worse for that. Moreover, I am sure that he would be the
rst to . agree that he did not originate this! approach, but that he got it from ' among others, James Bradley Thayer ] School two generations ago, wh should be remembered more wide] Ia great professor in the Harvard La 92