People Who Are Well Represented At Trial

My Dissenting Opinions, Like My Briefs, Are Intended To Persuade. And Sometimes One Must Be Forceful About Saying How Wrong The Court's Decision Is.

Congress Could Always Stop The President If Congress Thinks That What The President Has Done Exceeds The President's Authority Or Is Just Wrong For The United States.

In Most Civil Law Systems There Are No Dissents. There Is A Single Opinion For The Court: It Is Unanimous; It Is Highly Stylized; You Can't Tell Which Judge Wrote It.

One Aspect Of Appellate Judging Is We Have To Give Reasons For All Of Our Decisions. And When You Sit Down And Try To Write It Out, Sometimes You Find That Your First Judgment Wasn't The Right One.

Every Gal And Every Boy That's Born Alive Is Either A Little Liberal Or Else A Little Conservative.