643:, 292 (Alan Myers, trans.) (1991). In the vernacular, compassion is trumps. No one can read the accounts of the sufferings of the deceased plaintiffs supplied by their declarations, or the accounts of the sufferings of their patients supplied by the physicians, without being moved by them. No one would inflict such sufferings on another or want them inflicted on himself; and since the horrors recounted are those that could attend the end of life anyone who reads of them must be aware that they could be attendant on his own death. The desire to have a good and kind way of forestalling them is understandably evident in the declarations of the plaintiffs and in the decision of the district court. Compassion is a proper, desirable, even necessary component of judicial character; but compassion is not the most important, certainly not the sole law of human existence. Unrestrained by other virtues, as
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appealed to the protection the
Religious Clauses afford or authorize. Just as a corporation enjoys the right of free speech guaranteed by the First Amendment, so a corporation enjoys the right guaranteed by the First Amendment to exercise religion. The First Amendment does not say that only one kind of corporation enjoys this right. The First Amendment does not say that only religious corporations or only not-for-profit corporations are protected. The First Amendment does not authorize Congress to pick and choose the persons or the entities or the organizational forms that are free to exercise their religion. All persons--and under our Constitution all corporations are persons--are free. A statute cannot subtract from their freedom.
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cases force us to consider the continued vitality of the outrageous government conduct doctrine itself. The majority opinion decides all of these issues incorrectly. Further, despite its claims to the contrary, the majority's reasoning does virtually nothing to caution the government about overreaching. Instead, it sends a dangerous signal that courts will uphold law enforcement tactics even though their threat to values of equality, fairness, and liberty is unmistakable.
544:, 859 F.2d 610 (9th Cir. 1988). The Ninth Circuit held that Townley Engineering and Manufacturing Company, a closely held corporation whose founders made a covenant with God that their business "would be a Christian, faith-operated business," could not require employees to attend prayer services. The company was indifferent to whether employees prayed: employees could, if they chose, wear earplugs, read, or sleep. Noonan dissented. Anticipating the
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privilege against self-incrimination, American slave law, capital punishment, abortion, the legal and moral dimensions of physician-assisted suicide, the use of the constitutional convention as a means of amending the
Constitution, marriage and family law, the emergence and development of an anti-bribery ethic, law reviews, legal philosophy, the Judiciary Act of 1789, and political affairs and theory.
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trap for the innocent; not a function to collect conspirators to carry out a script written by the government. As the executive branch of our government has failed to disavow this conduct, it becomes the duty of the judicial branch to refuse to accept these actions as legitimate elements of a criminal case in a federal court.
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Massively involved in the manufacture of the crime, the ATF's actions constitute conduct disgraceful to the federal government. It is not a function of our government to entice into criminal activity unsuspecting people engaged in lawful conduct; not a function to invent a fiction in order to bait a
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cases require us to address the limits on how our government may treat its citizens. They pose the question whether the government may target poor, minority neighborhoods and seek to tempt their residents to commit crimes that might well result in their escape from poverty. Equally important, these
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Even if she had no political opinion and was innocent of a single reflection on the government of her country, the cynical imputation of political opinion to her is what counts under both statutes. In deciding whether anyone has a well-founded fear of persecution or is in danger of losing life or
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has written a number of important studies about the interaction of
Catholic moral doctrine and law, including comprehensive studies concerning contraception, marriage and divorce, and abortion. ... He has written important studies of legal and judicial ethics, judicial and legal biography, the
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illustrates, it leads to catastrophe. Justice, prudence, and fortitude are necessary too. Compassion cannot be the compass of a federal judge. That compass is the
Constitution of the United States. Where, as here in the case of Washington, the statute of a state comports with that compass, the
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a stay of execution Friday, Judge John Noonan of the U.S. Court of
Appeals not only vindicated Americans' traditional confidence in the integrity of the federal bench but also demonstrated the difficulty of imposing a death sentence with complete confidence in its fairness." Others did not.
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threatening shadow of complete domination over them. ... hat is required is for the fact-finder to determine whether, given the experience and psychological makeup of this defendant, she feared to leave her criminal ways and obeyed from fear the criminal who directed her conduct.
695:. Noonan dissented. Comparing the thermal imager to a telescope, Noonan wrote that "n each case the amplification of the senses by technology defeats the homeowner's expectation of privacy. The government is not entitled to defeat this expectation by technological means."
740:, 733 F.3d 294 (9th Cir. 2013). The court affirmed the denial of defendants' motions to dismiss their convictions. The defendants had argued that in scripting from start to finish a reverse sting operation, the government had overreached. Noonan dissented, writing:
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law targeting immigrants. Concurring, Noonan wrote: "For those sympathetic to immigrants to the United States, it is a challenge and a chilling foretaste of what other states might attempt." That judgment was partially affirmed by the U.S. Supreme Court in
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liberty because of a political opinion, one must continue to look at the person from the perspective of the persecutor. If the persecutor thinks the person guilty of a political opinion, then the person is at risk.
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Miscellaneous Order, 503 U.S. 1000 (1992), and Harris was executed.
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The Morality of Abortion: Legal and Historical Perspectives
1962:"Court upholds block on parts of Arizona immigration law"
517:, 813 F.2d 1432 (9th Cir. 1987). Noonan, joined by Judge
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Professional and Personal Responsibilities of the Lawyer
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editorial board wrote, "By granting convicted killer
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United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
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715:, joined by Noonan and partially by
542:EEOC v. Townley Eng'r & Mfg. Co.
1726:Washington University School of Law
1651:University of Notre Dame Law School
1462:, 76 Notre Dame L. Rev. 881 (2001).
751:The majority, consisting of Judges
554:, 573 U.S. __ (2014), Noonan wrote:
500:Washington University School of Law
1855:Compassion in Dying v. Washington,
1368:"Rebecca Noonan and Stuart Murray"
667:Supreme Court of the United States
592:Supreme Court of the United States
546:Supreme Court of the United States
387:University of California, Berkeley
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1869:Compassion in Dying v. Washington
1803:"The Case of Robert Alton Harris"
1312:"Noonan, John T(homas) Jr. 1926–"
1279:"A case of doctrinal development"
616:Compassion in Dying v. Washington
2297:University of Notre Dame faculty
2185:Seat established by 98 Stat. 333
1991:Library of Congress Bicentennial
1960:Markon, Jerry (April 11, 2011).
1911:, 190 F.3d 1041 (9th Cir. 1999).
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1138:Almanac of the Federal Judiciary
1086:Noonan, John Thomas Jr. (1998).
1005:editor, with Richard W. Painter)
872:The Scholastic Analysis of Usury
424:National Right to Life Committee
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1950:, 641 F.3d 339 (9th Cir. 2011).
1342:"Dixie Rodgers and John Noonan"
661:—which, in an opinion by Judge
434:On October 16, 1985, President
396:who insisted that the Church's
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1872:, 79 F.3d 790 (9th Cir. 1996).
1398:Roberts, Sam (23 April 2017).
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794:United States v. Black et al.
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1858:49 F.3d 586 (9th Cir. 1995).
1547:"U.S. District Judge Morris"
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1701:Brennan Center for Justice
825:, Cornell University, 1982
801:Selected honors and awards
622:, reversed District Judge
568:at 623 (citations omitted)
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466:Chief Ethics Counsel and
412:Gillette v. United States
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1947:United States v. Arizona
1883:Washington v. Glucksberg
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709:United States v. Arizona
672:Washington v. Glucksberg
624:Barbara Jacobs Rothstein
602:United States v. Johnson
476:University of Washington
430:Federal judicial service
385:, the law school of the
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847:Villanova University
838:College of Fellows,
721:Susan Ritchie Bolton
685:Michael Daly Hawkins
620:Diarmuid O'Scannlain
444:United States Senate
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2272:Lawyers from Boston
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1966:The Washington Post
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404:. Although Justice
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2016:Cornell University
1781:The New York Times
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1372:The New York Times
1346:The New York Times
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823:Messenger Lectures
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509:Noteworthy rulings
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323:Harvard Law Review
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