ABSTRACT
We revisit our book The Choices Justices Make, in which we proposed a strategic account of judicial behavior. After fleshing out our argument and outlining related ideas that other scholars have developed, we offer two thoughts we did not express (or did not express clearly enough) in Choices but wish we had: (1) on the preferences of judges and (2) and on the limits of strategic rationality. Both provide avenues for future research.
