I was rather flabbergasted when the Supreme Court declared them advisory, and still remain so.
I do believe that the legal standard and requirement of judges is that we do equal justice to all parties, based on the ...
Sentencing is such a big deal. You have got a 98 percent conviction rate.
I think--I'm not sure Mr. Ogden's--the Deputy Attorney General's--memorandum titled 'Authorizing Medical Use of Marijuan...
Nobody should serve longer in the slammer than makes sense.
I also appreciate your willingness to examine, Mr. Chairman, the operation and structure of Office of Justice Programs.
We need not go back to the situation in which two defendants are in the courthouse and one is down the hall before Judge...
But with the deficit we are facing, I do not think we are likely to see any huge increases.
I think we have one of the best nominees of the Clinton Administration.
I think your answer is respectful of the Constitution.
Some people were critical of President Reagan's war on drugs and Just Say No program, but I was there.
I appreciate, I think, a sincere commitment on your part to treat the litigants fairly and objectively and to render a d...
A lot of the money that goes to Office of Justice Programs... are earmarked or directed to things other than research an...
I would not favor reduction of funding for that. In fact, I would think there are many areas that are less priority than...
I'd suggest start applying them, following them.
It's serious, dangerous business.
I think it's important for any judge in any position to treat everyone equally, and impartially, and fairly.
Fairness in courts is essential for justice in America. It is what people expect.