I found myself sitting right next to the President at a large dinner party. He asked me what I was working on and I told him I was finishing a book called the Genesis of Justice about the first book of the Bible. Clinton is incredibly knowledgeable about the Bible and we spent...
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Robert Bennett. Bennett allowed his client to be questioned under oath in a deposition about the details of his sex life and to deny that he had sexual relations with Monica Lewinsky. This sworn denial became the basis for an impeachment investigation and opened the way for the...
” “McCarthyism” and other subjects in which we shared a common interest. It was a great birthday present.
Mia called. We exchanged pleasantries and I asked her how Woody was. “He’s abusing my children
Woody’s lawyers pulled off an even more bone-headed maneuver. They claimed that Levett and I
we would not be in court today and the children’s best interest would have been served.
and they have adopted children. Their marriage seems to be working.
banal and self-centered. High profile cases are a decidedly mixed bag. If you never have a celebrity case during your career
are increasingly brought to trial not only before a judge in robes and a jury of peers
the press serves as an important check and balance on judges
he had nearly graduated and the school told the justices that he would be allowed to graduate even if the Supreme Court ruled against him. For that reason
and believed that I was on the side of the angels
the Supreme Court has agreed to review yet another affirmative action program. The issues may be similar to that raised in Bakke and subsequent cases
don’t eat shrimp—and to ask our Rabbi what to think about such esoteric issues. They know the religiously correct answer. Yet the addition of the two words to the pledge forced me not only to think about them but to try to place them in the context of my own role as a young Ort...
we believed that this was a land of opportunity and that we could do anything