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I believe in the rule of law in this country and i believe it has been a calling to be part of it and an honor. >> the fourth amendment protects the right to be free from, quote, unreasonable seizures and searches, unquote. it was written in the late 18th century when the tools used by law enforcement to investigate crime and monitor suspects were radically different than they are today. in your view how should a judge approach interpreting and applying constitutional provisions like the fourth amendment in cases where the technology and/or methods at issue were obviously not even imagined by ...

Them on how to go about doing that legally in conjunction with senator graham's office and others. and it was a bipartisan effort and we put together our best effort. the d.c. circuitupheld it, the supreme court of the united states eventually many, many years later found that the process was insufficient. that's the bumadine case. the question was simply whether they were adequate enough under the suspension clause and that was a close case that divided the court very closely and i respect that decision as a precedent of the united states supreme court no less than any other, senator. >> one ...

Originalism where both justices sought to explain the reasoning by looking at the original public meaning of the second amendment. which decision did you agree with and why? >> i do think everything you've just said is accurate. both justice scalia and justice stevens wrote excellent opinions. in that case. i am not here to grade my bo bosses' work. it would be impertinent of me i would expect and i think they would think so. i also think that saying i agree with one or the other would indicate to clients in future cases because it's now a precedent of a united states supreme court. it's the l...

Composition would give a worker a fair shot. i just wonder if you would give a worker a fair shot. >> senator, i really appreciate that. i think there is a way to take a look at this question without me prejudging a case. just to finish that thought, i'm concern that i have to look the litigant in the eye in the next case. and if i've prejudged that case, they can look at me and say you're not a fair judge and i got no answer for that, got no answer for that. what i think can give you comfort in this area, i know a case or two has been mentioned yesterday, respectfully, i'd suggest that does n...

Miles by 2025 if we continue. what is wrong with that? how else could we have done it? >> i'm not aware that anything is wrong with that. >> but what you said is that congress could not legislate by leaving some of the rules up to the science -- >> i appreciate the opportunity to correct in misunderstanding. the case i think you're referring to gutierrez. >> that's correct. >> it involved an undocumented immigrant to this country, okay. and the question was there are two conflicting statutes. one said he could apply for immediate discretionary relief in this country from the attorney general. ...