Justice Scalia: I wrote it. I just don’t remember.
(Laughter.)
Justice Scalia: Do you know how many cases I’ve written?
Justice Scalia: But what really astounds is the hubris reflected in today’s judicial Putsch.
Justice Scalia: Right, you’re on the principle that life is not fair, right?
Mr. Brockman: Life is not fair. Maryland taxes are.
Justice Scalia: Well, religious beliefs aren’t reasonable. I mean, religious beliefs are categorical. You know, it’s God tells you. It’s not a matter of being reasonable. God be reasonable? He’s supposed to have a full beard.
Ms. Mizner: Well, this Court has espoused a warrant presumption…
Justice Scalia: Well, but that — that presumption is — is simply not — you don’t believe that presumption, do you?