But the answers we reach are
always the ones we believe the law requires. Interesting perspective. He is saying: Hey, if you like all your
decisions, you are probably not a very good judge because your personal
beliefs aren't always going to be consistent with what the law says or
the Constitution says. He goes on to say:
I've ruled for disabled students, for prisoners, for the
accused, for workers alleging civil rights violations, and
for undocumented immigrants. Sometimes, too, I've ruled
against such persons. My decisions have never reflected a
judgment about the people before me, only a judgment of the
law and the facts at issue in each particular case.
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