Customary Greeting To Chief Justice Warren E.

We Can Always Stick Together When We Are Losing, But Tend To Find Means Of Breaking Up When We're Winning. In Grace Under Pressure, By Hastie, 1984.

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.

We Must Dissent From The Indifference. We Must Dissent From The Apathy. We Must Dissent From The Fear, The Hatred And The Mistrust. We Must Dissent From A Nation That Has Buried Its Head In The Sand, Waiting In Vain For The Needs Of Its Poor, Its Elderly, And Its Sick To Disappear And Just Blow Away. We Must Dissent From A Government That Has Left Its Young Without Jobs, Education Or Hope. We Must Dissent From The Poverty Of Vision And The Absence Of Moral Leadership. We Must Dissent Because America Can Do Better, Because America Has No Choice But To Do Better.

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

To The Contrary, The Government They Devised Was Defective From The Start, Requiring Several Amendments, A Civil War And Momentous Social Transformation To Attain The System Of Constitutional Government, And Its Respect For The Individual Freedoms And Human Rights, We Hold As Fundamental Today.