“A Federal judge in Washington assailed what he considered to be an unfortunate trend of judicial decisions which strain and stretch to give the guilty, not the same, but vastly more protection, than the law-abiding citizen. Bleeding hearts, some of whom are supposed to administer justice, are so concerned for criminals and terrorists that today the good citizens are considered off the reservation, as the new compassion exalts the guilty and condemns the innocent.” Archbishop Fulton Sheen (Guide to Contentment)