I like this opinion by Justice Yegan a lot. It's very short (six double-spaced pages). It has a tone that you don't usually see in judicial opinions, and one that I think is appropriate -- at least in cases like this one. I think that in parts Justice Yegan may be a tiny bit naive, but overall, I really liked what I read.
Take the time. The opinion is definitely worth the five minutes it takes to read.
