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Niven, David, --- Niven David --- 791.472 NIVEN --- film --- Verenigde Staten --- Groot-Brittannië --- acteurs --- Motion picture actors and actresses --- Motion picture industry --- Biography. --- Los Angeles. --- Hollywood (Los Angeles, Calif.) --- Motion picture actors and actresses - United States - Biography. --- Motion picture industry - California - Los Angeles. --- Niven, David, - 1910 --- -Hollywood (Los Angeles, Calif.)

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Justice Scalia has warned of the danger of fallacies that pass for truth simply because they are frequently repeated. Death Justice argues that one fallacy that passes for truth is the widely held notion that Justices Rehnquist, Scalia, and Thomas applied a fixed standard--itself based on a fixed meaning of the Constitution--to death penalty cases. In defiance of their judicial rhetoric, their conclusions simply defy their, or any, conception of consistency. And without a logical, consistent foundation, their findings on the death penalty come to resemble little more than personal political

Capital punishment --- Rehnquist, William H., --- Scalia, Antonin, --- Thomas, Clarence, --- United States. --- Scalia, Antonin.