How President Reagan Convinced Justice Kennedy to Take the Job

How President Reagan Convinced Justice Kennedy to Take the Job

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The speaker shares their initial reluctance to move to Washington due to family reasons, but eventually accepts a position influenced by the President. They describe their responsibilities as a junior member of the Supreme Court, including answering the door and managing the cafeteria committee. The speaker also discusses their role as a circuit justice for the 11th Circuit, meeting with judges and lawyers. Finally, they explain their method of reading and evaluating legal briefs, using opera as a background to aid concentration.

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How did the speaker feel about coming to Washington?

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What was the outcome of the speaker's colleague's confirmation?

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What were the responsibilities of the junior member of the court as described in the text?

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What was the speaker's approach to reading briefs?

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What humorous comment did the speaker make about their reading process?

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