Archives & History Committee Interview of Judge Charles Randy Butler, Jr. on Aug [40:19-42:56]

It was when the deputy director of the administrative law supports the chief justice branch, which acknowledges the need to be the only executive committee from the district policy of the United States, and they're like seven or eight members, circuit judges and district judges. So I got to be, you know, really involved in that nonjudiciality, you know, my jumping front, but the administrative part of the judicial competition in the United States, and actually just the incredible experience of the great judges and the things we did. Well, what was very, very quick, he was a quiet guy, he was kind of shy, really, sort of regimented, a set of contendable within several times, and one, one time, Ravar Hayan will be ready to celebrate his 25th anniversary on the bench here in O'Neill, and Brent was the minor tall in the, I think it was the job route came, where the Judge Hayan ruled that if you were the ban will legislate, they're always second, when they're human, and they will ban them too. And Brent was agreed with Mavar, all the other judges heard that. That's why, so Brent was in Mavar until he had this bond, so I'm sitting with the one of the lunches for the judicial conference. I said the chief justice, I said, Judge Hayan is getting ready to celebrate his 25th anniversary on the different bench. Would you be willing to come the bill, and we'll have, you know, the chief justice, we'll have a ceremony at honor, and he said, I feel like it to do it, but he said, don't fly commercial anymore, I need a private jet, and I said, okay, so without naming names, I call on the law firm of the bill, they've agreed to send a jet to get, to get Chief Justice Brent was well, somehow the word got out in the courthouse, and Judge Hayan told me that's his office for the day, and he said, ready? What is this I hear about, do you want the Brent Chief Justice, Brent was down here, and I said, what's the bottom line? I thought it would be a really bright idea to do it, and he said, don't you dare do it, and I said, okay, okay, come here, you know, the law was, he just didn't want all that people off, and I thought it would be a form of neat thing to do for him, but he didn't, so anyway,