There Are Many Prices We Pay For

There May Be Some Incorrigible Human Beings Who Cannot Be Changed Except By God's Own Mercy To That One Person.

The President's Need For Complete Candor And Objectivity From Advisers Calls For Great Deference From The Courts.

The Policeman On The Beat Or In The Patrol Car Makes More Decisions And Exercises Broader Discretion Affecting The Daily Lives Of People Every Day And To A Greater Extent, In Many Respects, Than A Judge Will Ordinarily Exercise In A Week.

Guilt Or Innocence Becomes Irrelevant In The Criminal Trials As We Flounder In A Morass Of Artificial Rules Poorly Conceived And Often Impossible [to Apply].

There Can Be No Assumption That Today's Majority Is "right" And The Amish Or Others Like Them Are "wrong." A Way Of Life That Is Odd Or Even Erratic But Interferes With No Right Or Interests Of Others Is Not To Be Condemned Because It Is Different.