. >> over the year, -- over the years, you all have heard numerous high-profile and somewhat contreras suitcases, and it is possible that next year you'll be hearing another one -- a somewhat controversial cases. in situations like that, how do highly publicized and controversy will oral arguments affect the court's operations? especially if it pertains to reporters and interested citizens. does other core business get put on hold for the day? i am more interested in the process and not the subject, if you know what i mean. >> we have a system that has formal, traditional constraints and a ticket. we follow that -- constrains an adequate budget constraints and ettiquite. our workload is such that we really don't address problems until we have to. as you know, we get all of our work done every year by june 30, thank you very much. it is always 100% finished on our argued cases. i go home and tell my wife, we have solved every problem in the world. there is nothing left. and then we find all these new problems. but that is the dynamic of the law. we wait until a dispute comes before us,