LB/PB
Cass Sunstein was born into it. He was also an intern for Antonin Scalia. Scalia left him his files?
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
01 Dec 1971, Wed · Page 13
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But most of all, I mourn his loss as a person. During my first year at the University of Chicago Law School, where he was then a well-known professor, he treated me with immense kindness – sending me his rough drafts for comments, asking me to write for Regulation (the magazine he edited) and encouraging my primitive academic efforts even as he disagreed with them.
When he left Chicago to join the court of appeals in Washington, he asked me to come to his office. He said, with a paternal air and considerable shyness, that he knew I would be teaching some of his courses, and I was the one he’d like to have his files – filled with illuminating nuggets about the law, which he had accumulated over a period of many years. To a kid law professor, that was an act of extraordinary generosity, carried out quietly and with grace.
He was a great man, and a deeply good one.
https://www.law.uchicago.edu/news/cass-sunstein-remembers-his-experiences-faculty-justice-scalia