One Man's Larceny Is Another's Just Distribution

Modernity, The Child Of The Enlightenment, Failed When It Became Apparent That The Good Society Cannot Be Achieved By Unaided Reason.

One Man's Larceny Is Another's Just Distribution Of Goods.

When A Judge Goes Beyond [his Proper Function] And Reads Entirely New Values Into The Constitution, Values The Framers And Ratifiers Did Not Put There, He Deprives The People Of Their Liberty. That Liberty, Which The Constitution Clearly Envisions, Is The Liberty Of The People To Set Their Own Social Agenda Through The Process Of Democracy.

When A Judge Assumes The Power To Decide Which Distinctions Made In A Statute Are Legitimate And Which Are Not, He Assumes The Power To Disapprove Of Any And All Legislation, Because All Legislation Makes Distinctions

Those Who Made And Endorsed Our Constitution Knew Man's Nature, And It Is To Their Ideas, Rather Than To The Temptations Of Utopia, That We Must Ask That Our Judges Adhere.