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The article presents an interview with Judge Alex Kozinski. When asked to share an aspect of what he thought was a normal childhood, he said he grew up in communism and he considered himself a communist. When asked how were his parents able to leave Romania, he said running the border was not a possibility. He further commented on when he first get in touch with this journal.

This article presents an interview with U.S. judge Alex Kozinski. When asked about his primary memories of growing up in Romania, he described his experience of discovering the connection between Romanian and Russian Jews. He described the way he dealt with statism in Romania. He also commented on the ability of the U.S. government to access private information.