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United States / /
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USD / /
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University of Oklahoma College / /
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Organization
Food and Drug Administration / Harvard / YALE / Federal Trade Commission / U.S. District Court / University of Oklahoma College of Law / Senate / Congress / OFFICE OF LEGAL POLICY / U.S. Supreme Court / Federal Communications Commission / UN Court / US Federal Reserve / FDA / American Cancer Society / /
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Courtney Simmons / Learned Hand / Hawkeye Pierce / Alan Alda / ANTHONY DOWNS / Lon L. Fuller / ALBERT HIRSCHMAN / ERIC LANE / Joseph A. Grundfest / Max Radin / Jerome Frank / Joseph Andrews / William N. Eskridge / Jr. / ABNER J. MIKVA / Frank H. Easterbrook / Henry Fielding / STEVEN J. CLEVELAND / Cary Grant / Phillip P. Frickey / Arthur Humphreys / Ryan J. Foley / Alex Kozinski / JESSE H. CHOPER ET AL / Mark Movsesian / William J. Clinton / Roscoe Pound / Felix Frankfurter / RICHARD A. POSNER / /
Position
tenured judge / President / legislator / THE ATTORNEY / market leader / Professor / ATTORNEY GENERAL / Judge / Associate Professor / forward / /
JUDICIAL DISCRETION AND STATUTORY INTERPRETATION STEVEN J. CLEVELAND * Judicial discretion is inherent in statutory interpretation. The legislature cannot craft statutes to govern every (in)action.1 Thus, for example, a