While Democracy Must Have Its

When We Deal With Questions Relating To Principles Of Law And Their Applications, We Do Not Suddenly Rise Into A Stratosphere Of Icy Certainty.

The Constitution Is What The Judges Say It Is.

Dissents Are Appeals To The Brooding Spirit Of The Law, To The Intelligence Of Another Day.

It Is The Essence Of The Institutions Of Liberty That It Be Recognized That Guilt Is Personal And Cannot Be Attributed To The Holding Of Opinions Or To Mere Intent In The Absence Of Overt Acts.

Our Institutions Were Not Devised To Bring About Uniformity Of Opinion; If They Had We Might Well Abandon Hope. It Is Important To Remember, As Has Well Been Said, 'the Essential Characteristic Of True Liberty Is That Under Its Shelter Many Different Types Of Life And Character And Opinion And Belief Can Develop Unmolested And Unobstructed.'