September / October 1998

THE GRAND INQUISITOR

A U.S. District Judge From Alabama Takes On Justice Hugo Black, Liberty Magazine, and Judicial Activism

Original Intent and the Fourteenth Amendment

Any nation can erect monuments to its own greatness, ideals, and freedoms. Many do.
Like North Korea. Like the former Soviet Union. Like the United States of America.
Yet monuments are mere symbols, and symbols can poorly correspond to reality, even mock it.

Nazis, Blacks, and a Lesson in Stereotypes