My actions will be judged in the future after the dust has settled and people are in a better position to assess the results".
Just ask him about Terrelle Pryor, whose jump to the N.F.L. came with consequences and likely made him the case study for how such situations are judged in the future.
"We've come to understand that we are not going to be judged in the future by how many successful prosecutions we have of terrorists, but will be judged by our capacity to prevent additional terrorist attacks," he said.
"What is so disturbing about this is that it really might cause judges in the future to be less willing to protect minorities out of fear that they might be voted out of office," said Erwin Chemerinsky, the dean of the University of California, Irvine, School of Law.
If this deal closed, we believe Roche will be judged in the future to have killed one of the great research entities in the industry's history".
Then again, who's to say the Hawk-Eye can't also be used to detect foot faults and who's to say we won't have machine operated chair umpires and line judges in the future.
The effect of this sort of reiteration, which is to be expected of the Journal-American but not of the Herald Tribune, may well be, as Congressman Walter suggested, to intimidate any judge who in the future presides over a similar trial, or a retrial of the Hiss case.
Do you care if people judge you in the future for being a dancer?
"We would be fools to think that the press behavior in this area isn't like to influence judges' decisions in the future," said Kevin W. Goering, a First Amendment lawyer at the firm Coudert Brothers in Manhattan.
