And Then Came Human Beings; Humans Wanted

Their Guilt Made Me Eloquent Because I Was Not Its Victim.

He Who Despairs Of The Human Condition Is A Coward, But He Who Has Hope For It Is A Fool.

For Centuries The Death Penalty, Often Accompanied By Barbarous Refinements, Has Been Trying To Hold Crime In Check; Yet Crime Persists. Why? Because The Instincts That Are Warring In Man Are Not, As The Law Claims, Constant Forces In A State Of Equilibrium.

Proof Is Never Definitive, After All; One Has To Begin Again With Each New Person.

The Nobility Of Our Calling Will Always Be Rooted In Two Commitments Difficult To Observe: Refusal To Lie About What We Know, And Resistance To Oppression.