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Scalia, the U.S. Marshall and the Constitution







Scalia, the U.S. Marshall and the
Constitution

Scalia, the U.S. Marshall and the
Constitution
04/12/2004 11:17 AM

  • Bob Herbert (NYT): A Justice's Sense of Privilege. When agents acting on behalf of a Supreme Court justice can just snatch and destroy information collected by reporters, we haven't just thumbed our nose at the Constitution, we've taken a very dangerous step in a very ugly direction. The depot at the end of that dark road is totalitarianism.
  • This case hasn't gotten enough attention. If the people who did this can get away with it, with no sanction of any kind, we truly are in trouble. It's not about the privileges of the press. It's about power corrupting the powerful -- and the damage that causes to everyone's rights.




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