Fannie Mae (FNMA)

[Sogo]

Excellent point. Long before the original oral arguments were heard, maybe months before it, i posted something to the effect of saying that...i can imagine that a case like this, involving potentially many arcane accounting details, has a risk of going over the judges' heads. And i just posited that there's an interesting "gap of justice" there, where some cases might be so complicated that there literally is now way to ensure the law is followed.

I'm not saying that this is necessarily one of those cases. But I was not surprised when the oral arguments were heard and two of the judges were totally clueless about much of the substance of the case!