I'd Require That Every University, Public Or

Ed Koch Will Never "rest In Peace." That Was Not His Way. He Was Always Nervously Squirming, While Making Others Squirm As Well. Comfort Was Not His Goal. He Understood That To Be A Proud And Assertive Jew Meant Never Being Able To Leave A Sigh Of Relief And Say "it's Over, We Are At Peace, We Can Now Put Down Our Guard And Relax."

Everybody Says They're Opposed To Torture. But Everyone Would Do It Personally If They Knew It Could Save The Life Of A Kidnapped Child Who Had Only Two Hours Of Oxygen Left Before Death. And It Would Be The Right Thing To Do.

I've Written Important Articles On Prevention, On The Concept Of The Preventive State, How The Law Is Moving Much More In An Area Of Trying To Prevent Wrongs Than Trying To Deal With Them After They Occur. That Will Be My Academic/intellectual Legacy.

In Today's Distorted World Of 'human Rights,' Truth Takes A Back Seat To Ideology, And False Claims - Especially Those That 'support' Radical Ideologies - Persist Even After They Have Been Exposed.

The Struggle For Morality Never Stays Won. It's Always In Process.