Trevor Middleton’s Reviews > Robert H. Jackson: A Life in Judgment > Status Update
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Jackson's commitment to the rule of law during Nuremberg is fascinating. Also, his strategy of broad political questions to "flatter" Goering in order to trick him into giving more incriminating answers in face of Goering's evasive and discursive answers to questioning.
— Sep 27, 2026 01:36PM
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Trevor Middleton
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Fascinating perspective on a SCOTUS justice from a time when political lines were more blurry by today's standards. Steps to argue before the Supreme Court as a Solicitor General:
1. Convince them a problem exists.
2. Convince them a potential change is not actually so radical.
3. Focus on the facts of the case and informing justices how they might go about resolving the issues.
4. Avoid rhetoric/emotion flourishes
— Sep 07, 2026 04:31PM
1. Convince them a problem exists.
2. Convince them a potential change is not actually so radical.
3. Focus on the facts of the case and informing justices how they might go about resolving the issues.
4. Avoid rhetoric/emotion flourishes