As additional commentary to this lawyer, I contend that he was in his heyday during the 1960s. The 1960s was a period of time when auto racing, street racing and muscle cars/ sports cars of all kinds patrolled the streets. You weren't anyone as a guy unless you had some modicum of interest in said subject matter (or at least was aware of it). I further add that the number one hit, Hey Little Cobra was number one for a week, so unless this guy was exclusively into Baroque music, how could he not know about that song. I play classical and romantic era music on the piano but you can be damned sure I know who Led Zeppelin is, Pantera, the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, Guns n Roses, Metallica, Soundgarden, Audioslave and so on. Was there not a minimal amount of inquiry merited to ask, "Hey, what's this hey little Cobra song all about?" Apparently not. I'm just a dumb Canadian having grown up in Canada, somewhat insular from U.S. culture and even I knew what a Cobra was when I started high school in 1977! And one more thing, anyone that ever tells me "Oh that was way before my time." My response is "So were dinosaurs. Are you going to tell me you don't know what a dinosaur is?" That is usually met with silence. Whatever the Supreme Court did and who they are and were is not part of the national conscious. Shelby brought a hell of a lot more joy to people's lives (Enzo Ferrari excepted of course) than the members of the Supreme Court. All they bring is pain and more restrictions and curtailments on what we can and cannot do. Lawyers and judges kinda suck in a way. Carroll Shelby should be better known in my opinion. Living back in the 60s in your heyday as a youth and not knowing such things is like swimming in the ocean and being totally unaware of sharks. That's my two cents for what it's worth which, in this case, is apparently two cents.
Richard E.