The Right To Privacy... Is Broad Enough

If There Is Any Truth To The Old Proverb That "one Who Is His Own Lawyer Has A Fool For A Client," The Court Now Bestows A Constitutional Right On One To Make A Fool Of Himself.

Over Our History There Are Always Those Who Want To Take This Wall Of Separation And Remove A Brick Here Or There Or Damage It More Than That. I Think One Has To Be Vigilant And Constantly On The Alert.

A Government Cannot Be Premised On The Belief That All Persons Are Created Equal When It Asserts That God Prefers Some

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

From This Day Forward, I No Longer Shall Tinker With The Machinery Of Death. For More Than 20 Years I Have Endeavored - Indeed, I Have Struggled - Along With A Majority Of This Court, To Develop Procedural And Substantive Rules That Would Lend More Than The Mere Appearance Of Fairness To The Death Penalty Endeavor. Rather Than Continue To Coddle The Court's Delusion That The Desired Level Of Fairness Has Been Achieved And The Need For Regulation Eviscerated, I Feel Morally And Intellectually Obligated To Concede That The Death Penalty Experiment Has Failed.