Every One Of The World's Dictatorships Can

You Can't Just Lecture The Poor That They Shouldn't Riot Or Go To Extremes. You Have To Make The Means Of Legal Redress Available.

Frequently You Have A Clash Between The More Sterile Letter Of The Law And The Justice That Underlies It, And I Think One Of The Things I've Been Trying More Or Less, Where It Was Possible, Is To Go With The Justice Rather Than The Letter Of The Law.

The Traditional Practice Is That The Justices Don't Ask The Attorney General Any Questions, So As Not To Embarrass Him. But Bobby Kennedy Had Let Them Know That He Didn't Mind If They Asked Him Questions And They Did.

I Think It Does Work. The Fact That The Law Is There And Injustices Can Be Rectified, I Think Has A Lot To Do With The Fact That The People In This Country Aren't As Frustrated As They Are In Some Of These Places In Eastern Europe And Don't Resort To Violent Revolution.

I Could See Flames From The Windows Of My Chambers. For The Next Three Or Four Days We Had Major Rioting Here In Washington And I Stayed At The Court Day And Night.