The Right To Privacy... Is Broad Enough

I Cannot See Any Of These Death Penalty Cases Where There Hasn't Been A Violation On The Ground Of Either Poverty Or Race. If We Can Ever Get That Straightened Out, It Will Help. But, Of Course, The Real Answer To It Is To Do Away With The Death Penalty.

From This Day Forward, I No Longer Shall Tinker With The Machinery Of Death. ... I Fell Morally And Intellectually Obligated Simply To Concede That The Death Penalty Experiment Has Failed.

The Flaw In The Statute Is That In All Its Applications, It Operates On A Fundamentally Mistaken Premise That High Solicitation Costs Are An Accurate Measure Of Fraud.

We're All Eccentrics. We're Nine Prima Donnas.

The Right To Privacy... Is Broad Enough To Encompass A Woman's Decision Whether Or Not To Terminate Her Pregnancy.