He was a Nixon appointee, but federal Judge John Gibbons became known as a liberal as chief of the Third Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals. And since his retirement, Judge Gibbons has continued to put his mark on the law, usually in defense of the underprivileged and under-represented. In this intimate, in-depth interview, Raymond Brown draws out the usually reticent Judge Gibbons on everything from Guantanamo detainees to his lifelong opposition to the death penalty.