The independence of the judiciary is the cornerstone of our society, and that independence must never be compromised.
Lyndon Johnson: “The independence of the judiciary is the cornerstone of our society, and that independence must never be compromised.”
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Remarks at the Swearing In of Philip Nichols, Jr., and Linton M. Collins as Judges.
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