Every once in a while, a case is listed on the Connecticut Supreme Court docket that reminds me of some significant cases I helped decide while serving as an Associate Justice. When this happens, I find myself going back to the briefs submitted, the oral arguments we heard, the conferences that followed, the drafts that circulated, the opinions that were published, and the cases subsequently decided that tweak the reasoning, explain the imprecise verbiage and sometimes even reverse the holding. In the fall, the court will entertain a certified question that has given me this opportunity. Rather than issue a spoiler alert, I'd rather keep you in suspense.