Suits, The Good Wife, and Serial are the classic fountains of inspiration when answering the burning question, “Why should I study law?” Harvey Specter’s speeches (and hair), and Alicia Florrick’s wit keep motivation high during reclusive exam periods in the library. Now, we tend to think of judges as impartial finders of fact. We entrust the balancing of competing interests to their learned judicial wisdom. But what if I told you there’s more scandal in our own backyard? In