Immediately after Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. summarized from the bench his dissent in June’s same-sex marriage decision, he announced that Justice Antonin Scalia had the court’s opinion in the final case of that day—likely the most ignored one of that week.
As if realizing that the packed courtroom had only the same-sex marriage ruling in mind at that moment, Scalia leaned forward and, in a mischievous tone, said, “Don’t go away.”
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