If The First Amendment Means Anything, It

When In Gregg V. Georgia The Supreme Court Gave Its Seal Of Approval To Capital Punishment, This Endorsement Was Premised On The Promise That Capital Punishment Would Be Administered With Fairness And Justice. Instead, The Promise Has Become A Cruel And Empty Mockery. If Not Remedied, The Scandalous State Of Our Present System Of Capital Punishment Will Cast A Pall Of Shame Over Our Society For Years To Come. We Cannot Let It Continue.

I Have A Lifetime Appointment And I Intend To Serve It. I Expect To Die At 110, Shot By A Jealous Husband.

Ending Racial Discrimination In Jury Selection Can Be Accomplished Only By Eliminating Peremptory Challenges Entirely.

Surely The Fact That A Uniformed Police Officer Is Wearing His Hair Below His Collar Will Make Him No Less Identifiable As A Policeman.

Do What You Think Is Right And Let The Law Catch Up.