Judge David Tatel, a prominent figure on the U.S. Court of Appeals and blind since childhood, offers unique insights into the judicial system. He discusses his new memoir, "Vision," detailing his journey and experiences on the court. Tatel raises concerns about the current Supreme Court's handling of the law, emphasizing the importance of balancing judicial activism with integrity. His reflections illustrate the need for a more accessible legal system, advocating for transparency and collaboration among judges. A must-listen for aspiring lawyers!

Federal Judge David Tatel discusses his legal career and landmark cases, overcoming challenges posed by blindness in his memoir 'Vision'. Topics include advancements in iPhone accessibility, evolution of perceptions towards blindness, respecting Congress in judicial decisions, the Chevron principle in administrative law, desegregation efforts, and promoting the common good through the legal profession.