Imagine A Legal System In Which Lawyers

The Very Concept Of An Iranian University Is An Oxymoron. There Are No Free And Open Places Of Learning In That Repressive Theocracy. Dissenters Are Not Given Tenure; They Are Murdered, After First Being Tortured. Blasphemy, Which Is Broadly Defined, Is Punished. Gays Are Not Only Excluded From Iranian Universities, But Are Imprisoned And Killed.

I Was Critical Of Race-based Affirmative Action Early On In My Career And I've Changed My Mind. And I've Publicly Acknowledged That I Was Wrong.

Law Is An Imperfect Profession In Which Success Can Rarely Be Achieved Without Some Sacrifice Of Principle. Thus All Practicing Lawyers -- And Most Others In The Profession -- Will Necessarily Be Imperfect, Especially In The Eyes Of Young Idealists. There Is No Perfect Justice, Just As There Is No Absolute In Ethics. But There Is Perfect Injustice, And We Know It When We See It.

President Obama Has Earned My Vote On The Basis Of His Excellent Judicial Appointments, His Consensus-building Foreign Policy And The Improvements He Has Brought About In The Disastrous Economy He Inherited.

Most Liberal Democracies Don't Try To Figure Out What The Truth Is.