摘要：Joseph Goldstein and I had so many convergences besides bearing the same last name. We were both articles editors of the Yale Law Journal, both law clerks to Judge Bazelon on the D.C. Circuit, both members of a cohort of 12 who came to the faculty of Yale Law School in 1956. We both taught Criminal Law, taught Criminal Procedure together for several years, collaborated on a book of readings. For almost 45 years, we participated together in the life of Yale Law School.
