Theodore Roosevelt on Labor Courts and Social Policy
Roosevelt argues that courts must not erode legislative power or workers' rights by misapplying liberty to contract. He warns against ex parte injunctions and urges safeguards, while pressing for progressive labor reforms, corporate regulation, and an enlightened view of judges and public policy.
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