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They just think the ninth circuit is wrong. They are reasonably well informed, they just disagree. People very often make the mistake of assuming two people wi
by DannyBee 9y ago
They just think the ninth circuit is wrong.
They are reasonably well informed, they just disagree.
People very often make the mistake of assuming two people with the same data will form the same opinion, and that where people disagree, it must be due to not understanding the data/etc.
In my experience, this is very wrong :)
- scoggs 9y agoThank you. I can totally understand that. I appreciate it.
- DannyBee 9y agoOf course. I've met the ex-Chief Judge of the federal circuit, Randall Rader, a number of times (he also taught a class i took in law school at GWU). He's definitely not stupid, is cognizant of how people view his decisions (he said "they loved me when i wrote nintendo vs. atari and hated me when i wrote other things"), and really did believe he is making things better. Of course, i strongly disagree, but like i said, it's not like he doesn't understand the issues.