Trivial Facts Are Often The Best Hints

The Romans Had Been Able To Post Their Laws On Boards In Public Places, Confidant That Enough Literate People Existed To Read Them; Far Into The Middle Ages, Even Kings Remained Illiterate.

When A Liver Becomes Cirrhotic, Those Are The Common Complications. We See That The Patients Have Bleeding From Their Stomach And Intestines. They Have Abdomens That Become Full Of Fluid. Their Ankles Swell With The Same Type Of Fluid, And They Also Can Become Confused And Not Themselves. Those Are Kind Of The Main Things That We See When People Get End-stage Liver Disease And Have Cirrhosis.

I Think Judicial Temperament Is A Willingness To Step Back From Your Own Committed Views Of The Correct Jurisprudential Approach And Evaluate Those Views In Terms Of Your Role As A Judge. It's The Difference Between Being A Judge And Being A Law Professor.

If It's A Situation In Which The Public Is Being Given Access, You Can't Discriminate Against The Media And Say, As A General Matter, That The Media Don't Have Access, Because Their Access Rights, Of Course, Correspond With Those Of The Public.

The States Are Separate And Independent Sovereigns. Sometimes They Need To Act Like It.