Retired Justice Kennedy on What Made Him Nervous at the High Court

The transcript discusses the process of assigning opinions in legal cases, the exploration of tentative and unconventional theories, and the feelings of nervousness experienced in court and during conferences. It highlights the importance of being prepared and on one's toes when arguing multiple cases.

Why might a judge feel nervous before a conference compared to being on the bench?

What strategies can attorneys use to prepare for presenting multiple cases in a day?