Apr 21, 2017 · Justice Samuel Alito revealed he used to have a rather unusual decision making process that involved his late springer spaniel, Zeus.

Nov 3, 2005 · In a brief interview, Alito’s wife introduced her prized springer spaniel as her “dog therapy dog.”

Mar 21, 2019 · Perhaps winning first prize for best dog on the Supreme Court might have to be Justice Alito's former furry companion Zeus. Zeus was a springer-spaniel that was known for helping Alito make up his mind and test out ideas. Fortunately, as Justice Alito explained " he generally agreed with me."

Apr 21, 2017 · Asked about his springer spaniel Zeus, Alito waxed sentimental. “He was a good friend to me,” the justice said. “Late at night when I was thinking about cases, I would test out my ideas on...

Nov 1, 2005 · That would be Judge Samuel Alito's pet springer spaniel, not the Greek god, although it's an animal that can still cause some havoc, said Mike Lee, general counsel for Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr., who served as a law clerk for Alito for a year in 1998-99.

The case clearly struck a personal chord. A dog lover, Alito sometimes brought his now-departed springer spaniel, Zeus, to work with him, in part because the dog was suffering from separation...

Mar 23, 2023 · Justice Samuel Alito expressed skepticism for Jack Daniel’s arguments. “Could any reasonable person think that Jack Daniel’s had approved this use of the mark?” he asked at one point, suggesting the toy was an unmistakable parody and legally acceptable.

Justice Samuel Alito expressed scepticism for Jack Daniel’s arguments. “Could any reasonable person think that Jack Daniel’s had approved this use of the mark?” he asked at one point, suggesting the toy was an unmistakable parody and legally acceptable.

Nov 1, 2005 · On the other end, Alito was apparently telling his mother not to say anything further and to order reporters out of the house. If confirmed, Alito would be the fifth Catholic on the Supreme...

Mar 23, 2023 · Justice Samuel Alito expressed scepticism with Jack Daniel's arguments. "Could any reasonable person think that Jack Daniel's had approved this use of the mark?" he asked at one point, suggesting the toy was an unmistakable parody and legally acceptable.