ROYCE C. LAMBERTH

I have never seen conduct of the Federal Government so egregious.

If we can't trust the guards, the jailers, who can we trust?

This case serves as an appalling reminder of the evils that result when large numbers of the politically powerless are placed at the mercy of institutions engendered and controlled by a politically powerful few.

The government itself is — and should be — accountable when its officials run amok.

The trust saga is full of “scandals, deception, dirty tricks and outright villainy,” says the presiding judge.

The government itself is — and should be — accountable when its officials run amok.

I have never seen conduct of the Federal Government so egregious.

If we can't trust the guards, the jailers, who can we trust?

The trust saga is full of “scandals, deception, dirty tricks and outright villainy,” says the presiding judge.

This case serves as an appalling reminder of the evils that result when large numbers of the politically powerless are placed at the mercy of institutions engendered and controlled by a politically powerful few.