This article is excerpted from the 49th annual Charles Evans Hughes Lecture delivered April 26 at the New York County Lawyers’ Association by former chief judge Judith Kaye.
Could there be a more serendipitous moment for a lecture named for Charles Evans Hughes? I think not. I’ll start with some confluences and anniversaries that make this lecture so especially well timed.
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