José A. Cabranes, U.S. Circuit Judge for the Second Circuit, Portrait Dedication [59:38-60:45]

May it please the Court. I've been dying to say that all afternoon. This is the first time in 30 years and it's the first time I've ever said it to judges who were my students and I like to think it's the first time they've felt unthreatened in my presence. This will be a unique speech today. There will be no Yiddish being entirely in English and I want to say it's a pleasure to be here although it's somehow the fulfillment of a duty to a friend of almost 50 years. When I heard that there was a court meeting to hang Jose Cabrana's I thought I'd better be there the vote may be close. I've not seen the subject of my speech was going to be Jose Cabrana's the dark side. I mentioned that to him and he immediately reminded me that he got to speak last.