Rest And Motion, Unrelieved And Unchecked, Are

There Are Vogues And Fashions In Jurisprudence As In Literature And Art And Dress.

In The End The Great Truth Will Have Been Learned That The Quest Is Greater Than What Is Sought, The Effort Finer That The Prize (or Rather, That The Effort Is The Prize), The Victory Cheap And Hollow Were It Not For The Rigor Of The Game.

Justice, Though Due To The Accused, Is Due The Accuser Also. The Concept Of Fairness Cannot Be Strained Till It Is Narrowed To A Filament. We Are To Keep Our Balance True.

The Great Generalities Of The Constitution Have A Content And A Significance That Vary From Age To Age.

The Risk To Be Percieved Defines The Duty To Be Obeyed.