Yet Young chose to include in his legal writing an unusual set of rhetorical flourishes. After signing the opinion, Young returns to address his postcard-writer, inviting the person to visit his courthouse in Boston. “He’s a deeply principled person, and he takes the role of being a federal judge very seriously,” Fogel added. Some in the legal community say Young shouldn’t have gone so much above the normal form for writing an opinion. “After all, the facts prove that the President himself approves truly scandalous and unconstitutional suppression of free speech.”Yet following his opinion, Young adds, “nothing will happen.