Their friendship blossomed and strengthened even as they consistently and strongly disagreed on important legal matters. Justice Scalia was well known for his scathing dissents, but his affection and appreciation for Ginsburg was never in question. As he once said, “I attack ideas. I don't attack people. Some very good people have some very bad ideas.”

When Scalia passed, Ginsburg made her affection for her colleague crystal clear. “How blessed I was," she wrote, "to have a working colleague and dear friend of such captivating brilliance, high spirits and quick wit.”

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