The Supreme Court's reaction to President Franklin Roosevelt's plan to "pack" the Court by increasing the number of justices has been nicknamed in history as

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The reaction of the Supreme Court to Roosevelt's plan to add justices was famously known as the "switch in time that saved nine." The term referred to a sudden shift in the voting patterns of one of the justices, which essentially saved the Court from being "packed" by Roosevelt.

The Supreme Court's Reaction to President Franklin Roosevelt's Plan to "Pack