• Thomas Jefferson

  A near-perfect republic

• Samuel Adams

  Natural rights of the colonists

• Steve Biko

  Most potent weapon of oppression

• William F. Buckley

  Fewer laws, stronger mores

• Amos v. Mosley

  Misinterpreting the Constitution

• John F. Kennedy

  Liberty and learning

• Jon Roland

  Test for a police state

• Charley Reese

  Acquitting the unjustly accused

• Mike Robbins

  Jury nullification

• Francis Bellamy

  I pledge allegiance

• Louis D. Brandeis

  Government is the teacher

• Benjamin Disraeli

  Government education

• William O. Douglas

  The function of the prosecutor

• Hugo L. Black

  Freedom to publish

• Thomas Sowell

  Freedom and the rule of law

• Georges Bernanos

  First sign of societal corruption

• Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr.

  We should be eternally vigilant

• Tucker Carlson

  Ensuring a country’s survival

• U.S. vs. Dougherty

  Jury’s prerogative

• Jerry Brown

  Decentralization is crucial