*Sunday Points* :
"It matters how judges decide cases."
"The Supreme Court is the most dramatic witness for judicial power".
"Empirical disagreement about law is hardly mysterious".
"In a trivial sense, judges unquestionably "make new law" every time they decide an important case."
"The good judge prefers justice to law".
"No department of state is more important than our courts".
"For a long time, philosophers of law packaged their products as definitions of law".
_Reference : *"Law's Empire", Ronald Dworkin, 1986, Harvard University Press*_
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