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Tom Crawford: Deal looks to put his own stamp on state judiciary
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Nathan Deal, meet Franklin Roosevelt. In 1937, President Roosevelt tried to neutralize a conservative Supreme Court that had overturned several of his New Deal programs by proposing to add six new members — he would pack the court with more favorable justices. Roosevelt’s scheme proved to be unpopular even within his own party, and the court expansion proposal failed.