People on an ongoing basis and since one thousand nine hundred four weve done precisely that the lives of our people have been improving on an ongoing basis and the commitment that you will find on this side which commitment i would like you also to be powered off is that all of us should continue to improve the lives of our people and take their lives to a higher level id like to end by thinking my comrade jackson and temple for your most wonderful words i thank you and im here as a result of the support that ive received from my organization the African National congress. Thank. African National Congress which continues to lead the national democratic. Revolution in our country to bring about change its watch has food many of us here in this house and our intent is to continue in deeds to improve the lives of people and ladies and gentlemen members of this house made him speak and chief justice that is what i would like to say at this moment and thank you all for this great opportuni
Columbia law professor David Pozen recalls the controversy provoked by early anti-drug laws and the hope inspired by subsequent legal assaults on prohibition.