The Supreme Court Group Photo That Never Was
New research debunks myth of canceled 1924 group photo of the justices.
U.S. Supreme Court Justice James McReynolds, historically one of the court’s least liked members, was said to have been such a dedicated anti-Semite that he refused to sit next to Justice Louis Brandeis for a 1924 group photograph.
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