In particular, his dissenting opinion on a case in 1966 involving South-West Africa is still quoted today.

While leaving the homicide department, Clauda is approached by Simon Joyner (Daniel MacPherson) who asks for her opinion on a case involving a man who has delibrately run down a teenager.

Scoring points in Russia's new national sport of finding top political figures guilty of unconstitutional acts, the newspaper Kommersant today noted that Mr. Zorkin himself had violated Article 165/1 by publicly declaring his opinion on a case before it had been brought before the court.