Ronald Dworkin - "transcentní právník", ale jinak společenský typ ...

V tomto profilu vyznívá Dworkin - narozdíl od Posnera - jako velmi společenský člověk. Viz např. jeho následující charakteristiky citované z daného článku:
Jedna je od Stephena Perryho (mj. Dworkinův žák a také velmi zajímavý právní filosof - viz např. jeho příspěvek v knížce na Hart's Postscript), který uvádí: “He was flamboyant, always extremely well dressed, very witty and very extroverted. He’s a public figure. He has a reputation beyond the academy. He’s a brilliant conversationalist.”
“He has a huge appetite for the real and material world and its aesthetic aspects. He dresses much more elegantly than anyone academic I know. He always was the person who had the
latest computer, and people like me would turn to him for advice. He loves to travel.”
PS: V tom článku je naprosto úžasná fotka, jak Dworkin hraje cosi jako fotbal se svým synem ... ta fajfka v ústech a strnulý postoj jsou úžasné ;o)
“You simply cannot duck that one,” Dworkin told Hand. “We argued and argued,” Dworkin told me, “and finally I said, ‘Judge, you aren’t saying anything about the Brown decision. In your eyes it must have been wrong.’
“‘Fuck you,’ he said,” Dworkin continued. “Steam came out of his eyebrows and he grabbed his yellow pad, and he started to scribble, and he started throwing away and throwing away and throwing away.” Hand could not produce a draft which could justify the result in the Brown case using methods of constitutional interpretation which met his standards—that were what he considered principled. ..."