top | item 46411899 He Was a Supreme Court Lawyer. Then His Double Life Caught Up with Him 5 points| hodgesrm | 2 months ago |nytimes.com 2 comments order hn newest hodgesrm|2 months ago Thomas Goldstein successfully argued the Supreme Court case that allowed Google to claim fair use of Oracle's Java SE APIs. The rest of his life sounds like a sequel to Neal Stephenson's Cryptonomicon. treetalker|2 months ago 1. Questionable whether The American University should be taken as a non-elite law school, as the article claims.2. A fall-from-grace story penned by Toobin, of all people.
hodgesrm|2 months ago Thomas Goldstein successfully argued the Supreme Court case that allowed Google to claim fair use of Oracle's Java SE APIs. The rest of his life sounds like a sequel to Neal Stephenson's Cryptonomicon.
treetalker|2 months ago 1. Questionable whether The American University should be taken as a non-elite law school, as the article claims.2. A fall-from-grace story penned by Toobin, of all people.
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treetalker|2 months ago
2. A fall-from-grace story penned by Toobin, of all people.