'I've burned up an awful lot of gray cells'

摘要

Supreme Court justices today revisited the complicated case of a moose hunter who wants to ride his hovercraft on a remote river in Alaska. The result: a strained and sometimes confused hour of debate. "I've burned up an awful lot of gray cells trying to put together the pieces of this statute," Justice Samuel Alito said, referring to the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act (ANILCA), which governs public lands in the state.