d Circuit in just the past three years, raising the prospect that the court might not be wed to its old ways. One of those recent appointees, Judge Richard Sullivan, wrote the panel opinion in the Blaszczak case. Insider trading aficionados may remember that when Judge Sullivan was a trial judge in Manhattan, th

e adjacent Port Authority Bus Terminal during the morning rush. Ullah was burned in what prosecutors called a 'lone wolf' attack." US Circuit Judge Richard Sullivan, "who imposed the sentence, told Ullah he had committed a 'truly barbaric and heinous crime' without regard for the humanity of those in his way. '