Question Authority; But, Raise Your

I've Written Important Articles On Prevention, On The Concept Of The Preventive State, How The Law Is Moving Much More In An Area Of Trying To Prevent Wrongs Than Trying To Deal With Them After They Occur. That Will Be My Academic/intellectual Legacy.

Yes, Believers And Non-believers And Skeptics Can All Live Together And Get Along. But There Cannot Be An Imperialistic Imposition Of Religion By The State Or By The Church. All People Must Be Equal--believers, Skeptics, Disbelievers, Atheists, And Those Who Chose Religion. Unless We Are All Deemed Equal, And Unless The Morality Of Disbelief Is Deemed The Equivalent Of The Morality Of Belief, We Will Simply Be Tolerated, And That Is Not The American Way.

In Representing Criminal Defendants - Especially Guilty Ones - It Is Often Necessary To Take The Offensive Against The Government: To Put The Government On Trial For Its Misconduct. In Law, As In Sports, The Best Defense Is Often A Good Offense. The Courtroom Oath - To Tell The Truth, The Whole Truth And Nothing But The Truth - Is Applicable Only To Witnesses... Because The American Justice System Is Built On A Foundation Of Not Telling The Whole Entire Truth.

Hypocrisy Is Not A Way Of Getting Back To The Moral High Ground. Pretending You're Moral, Saying Your Moral Is Not The Same As Acting Morally.

Scientists Search For Truth. Philosophers Search For Morality. A Criminal Trial Searches For Only One Result: Proof Beyond A Reasonable Doubt.