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Summoning the attorneys back to his chambers that same evening, however, Hutcheson handed down his decision—the decision Fortas had forecast. Had Johnson’s attorneys asked “that something affirmative be done,” the matter would be more complicated, Hutcheson said, but “if you merely ask that” the injunction be stayed, “I can’t do it. I am only one i
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entrap him by arranging a business meeting that instead was a rendezvous with a prostitute.
Clyde W. Ford • Think Black: A Memoir
Harpers.
A. Scott Berg • Max Perkins: Editor of Genius
Bankman-Fried cut me off, nodding, as I tried to explain more. His tone turned chipper. He said: “It’s like the narrative would be way sexier if it was like, ‘Holy shit, this is the world’s biggest Ponzi scheme,’ right?” Right.
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Would any reasonable nation faced with comparable threats of annihilation have acted differently?
Alan Dershowitz • The Case for Israel
We hired Milton Pollack, a brilliant lawyer who later became a distinguished federal judge. The suit unfolded slowly, and I fell into a ritual of having dinner with Pollack once a month during which he would update me on our progress and his methods. At that time he had a daughter in elementary school; he told me that before he asked any question o
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“The Journalist and the Murderer,” by Janet Malcolm
newyorker.com
He became his YouTube persona.