 Justice Scalia used to say, and I wholeheartedly agree, that if you find yourself liking the results of every decision that you make, you're in the wrong job. You're not doing the right thing. You should sometimes be reaching results that you really dislike because it's not your job to just be deciding cases in the way that you'd like them to be seen. And it's only if you read opinions that you can see the rationale for the court having reached the judgment that it did.