Justice Antonin Scalia isn't shy about sharing his uncensored opinions, even if they're incredibly controversial. After all, he has a lifetime appointment.
His speech at the University of Wyoming's law school last week was no exception, the Casper Star-Tribune reports.
A law student asked him for the "single best piece of advice" he has for law students, and he told her they should skip the "frill courses."
"Take the bread and butter courses. Do not take 'law and women,' do not take 'law and poverty,' do not take 'law and anything,'" Scalia said, explaining that many professors simply "teach their hobbies."
Scalia isn't the only justice to offer up advice to aspiring lawyers.
John Roberts recently implied that people shouldn't go to law school simply because they're "not good at math and can't think of anything else to do."
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