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There Is No Basis In Text, Tradition, Or Even In Contemporary Practice (if That Were Enough), For Finding In The Constitution A Right To Demand Judicial Consideration Of Newly Discovered Evidence Of Innocence Brought Forward After Conviction. My Concern Is That In Making Life Easier For Ourselves We Not Appear To Make It Harder For The Lower Federal Courts, Imposing Upon Them The Burden Of Regularly Analyzing Newly-discovered-evidence-of-innocence Claims In Capital Cases (in Which Event Such Federal Claims, It Can Confidently Be Predicted, Will Become Routine And Even Repetitive).

Individuals Who Have Been Wronged By Unlawful Racial Discrimination Should Be Made Whole; But Under Our Constitution There Can Be No Such Thing As Either A Creditor Or A Debtor Race. That Concept Is Alien To The Constitution's Focus Upon The Individual. ...to Pursue The Concept Of Racial Entitlement - Even For The Most Admirable And Benign Of Purposes - Is To Reinforce And Preserve For Future Mischief The Way Of Thinking That Produced Race Slavery, Race Privilege And Race Hatred. In The Eyes Of Government, We Are Just One Race Here. It Is American.

In The Eyes Of Government We Are Just One Race Here. It Is American.

You Could Have 50 Different States Having 50 Different Regulations... Until They Were All Litigated Out.

On This Day, When We're Celebrating Our Constitutional Heritage, I Urge You To Be Faithful To That Heritage - To Impose On Our Fellow Citizens Only The Restrictions That Are There In The Constitution, Not Invent New Ones, Not To Invent The Right Because It's A Good Idea.