Aside from the trophy elk head on the wall of Justice Antonin Scalia’s court chambers, little in his office revealed the wicked pen, quick wit and, yes, often modest and charming justice-at-work.
And nothing explained his incongruous “best friend” relationship with his polar opposite—the quiet, physically diminutive Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
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