And those who believe that a 5-to-4 vote on a policy matter by unelected lawyers should not overcome the judgment of 30 state legislatures have a problem, not with the application of Casey, but with its existence.
The inclination of the modern superstar is to attack from the top of the floor, both as a signal of will and might; the perimeter is where Jordan faded away and Iverson broke ankles, and the allure of such similarly captured and easily emulated brilliance tends to overcome better judgment far more than it should.
Don't allow your emotions or guilt feelings to overcome good judgment.
William Austin, agent of the Lawrence Manufacturing Company, wrote to his Board of Directors, "notwithstanding the friendly and disinterested advice which has been on all proper communicated to the girls of the Lawrence mills a spirit of evil omen … has prevailed, and overcome the judgment and discretion of too many".
Think what one frightened nation can do to another when fear overcomes its judgment in violent acts.
But some of them — because of their accusations of politics overcoming news judgment – are right for the wrong reasons.
When Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, a fiery liberal Democrat from Ohio, noted that the nominee had beaten him on the tennis court, Scalia replied: "It was a case of my integrity overcoming my judgment, senator".
Scalia, who attended the hearing with his wife and nine children seated behind him, found time for a humorous exchange with Democratic Ohio Senator Howard Metzenbaum, whom he had defeated in a tennis match in, as the nominee put it, "a case of my integrity overcoming my judgment".
Still, he said, if the current service leaders say they no longer want the plane, it will be harder than before for supporters in Congress to "overcome that military judgment".
Mr Edis said the points-swapping would not have come to light if Ms Pryce's "desire of vengeance had not overcome her better judgment".
