Only the luckless, the petty or the deranged [end] up in court.

He is a resilient political figure -- down but not necessarily out -- but he's got to pitch this one, the Supreme Court nominee, right down the middle.

If the court does not invalidate penalties that are this extreme, it is telling the states, 'Anything goes.

One of the differences between this year?s team and last year?s team is our defense. We?re a lot better defensively and we can stop teams and that get into our half court set. We don?t have to run that much.

The Supreme Court judges, they are real heroes today,

The decision of the court will not disrupt the election. ... We respect the court and the decision must be fulfilled.

It urges policy makers and the Supreme Court to make the mistake of curing what could prove to be an isolated problem by disarming the government of its principal weapon to stop future terrorist attacks.

We did not know what they wanted information for, we are not told what they look for, if they give us the proper documentation in a court order we give them things that satisfy local laws,

He was one of the great failures in Supreme Court history, ... He was overwhelmed by the job and quit after just five years.

If I had to pick one thing at the moment that's bugging me, it would be our serving. We missed way too many in the scrimmage. So we've been harping on serving aggressively in practice, but also remembering that we have to get it in the court as well.