After the 1937 court-packing attempt, the Court's philosophy of federalism being shared between the national and the state governments became

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After the 1937 court-packing attempt, the Court adopted a philosophy of cooperative federalism, in which the national and state governments work together to solve problems and share powers. This was a departure from the previous understanding of dual federalism, in which the federal and state governments had distinct and separate spheres of authority.

After the 1937 Court-Packing Attempt, the Court's Philosophy of Federalism