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Monday, Feb 20th, 2012
Habit, rather than analysis, makes it seem acceptable and natural to distinguish between male and female, alien and citizen, legitimate and illegitimate; for too much of our history there was the same inertia in distinguishing between black and white.

Mathews v. Lucas

427 U.S. 495 (1976)


∞07:01 am, by lemonlines Comments
[God I love Stevens] [Stevens] [black and white] [dissent] [law] [race]

Thursday, Feb 16th, 2012
The kingly power to rewrite history has not been delegated to the Secretary of Health and Human Services.
Sullivan v. Everhart
494 U.S. 83 (1990)

∞01:34 am, by lemonlines Comments
[revisionism] [stevens] [dissent] [social security] [overpayment] [law]

Friday, Feb 10th, 2012
I seriously doubt the wisdom of trying by law to put the fresh, evanescent, natural blossoming of sex in the category of ‘sin.’

Ginsberg v. State of N. Y.

390 U.S. 629 (1968)


∞12:04 am, by lemonlines Comments
[1st Amendment] [Black] [Douglas] [Warren Court] [children] [dissent] [obscenity] [sex] [law]

Wednesday, Feb 08th, 2012
The eternal temptation, of course, has been to arrest the speaker rather than to correct the conditions about which he complains. […] When criminal prosecutions can be leveled against [citizens] because they express unpopular views, the society of the dialogue is in danger.

Younger v. Harris

401 U.S. 37 (1971)


∞12:32 am, by lemonlines1 note Comments
[First Amendment] [Douglas] [dissent] [law]

Tuesday, Feb 07th, 2012
Censors are, of course, propelled by their own neuroses. That is why a universally accepted definition of obscenity is impossible. Any definition is indeed highly subjective, turning on the neurosis of the censor.

Ginsberg v. State of N. Y.

390 U.S. 629 (1968)


∞10:19 am, by lemonlines1 note Comments
[Douglas] [Black] [dissent] [1st Amendment] [obscenity] [children] [Warren Court] [law]

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