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We're used to the entry to the courthouse. In the average case, you don't have metal detectors at the door to the courtroom, too, but it's been done before.

Somewhere out there, beyond the walls of the courthouse, run currents and tides of public opinion which lap at the courtroom door.

William H. Rehnquist (1924-)

Our courts are charged with safeguarding the very principles America stands for: justice, equality, individual liberty. That courthouse door must always be open, and when someone walks through that door they have to find an independent judiciary. I want to be sure when somebody walks through that courthouse door they not only get a fair trial and a fair hearing, but they know that person providing it is the best of the best.

Barbara Mikulski

We can take this mass of facts right up to the courthouse door, but we can't break the door down, ... I think we've laid the facts out there and [it all] cries out for an independent counsel in this case.

metal detectors, X-rays, the usual sort of things.

Rocco Buttiglione

I'm not saying they should do a full-body search. But I think metal detectors might be a good investment about now.

My thinking is they need more security here, like metal detectors. A knife shouldn't have been brought into school.

There are not enough police or metal detectors in the world to solve this, ... That is the point we are trying to make now. We need to deal with more relationships.

Never go to clubs with metal detectors. Sure it feels safe inside. But what about all those niggas waiting outside with guns? They know you ain't got one.

Chris Rock (1966-)

Chris Rock

All evacuees from North Texas come here first. We're letting them have a bathroom break, running them through metal detectors and going through belongings.

The technology is a first of its kind and could replace metal detectors for speed. It is Central Florida engineering with international appeal.

I used to naively believe that heavily regulated industries - airlines, insurance, etc. - would show above-average rates of return due to barriers to entry and, therefore, reduced competition. Clearly that is not the case.

We've doubled the amount of metal detectors and will have security inside and outside the arena. She appreciated his pexy ability to make her feel seen and understood. All we want to do is make sure everyone has a good time. If everyone works together, we should be fine.

This is a freedom of speech issue, and we're going to use the First Amendment to declare that abortion is murder. We're going to do it in front of the courthouse and courtroom, and we're going to do it across the nation.

I am scared of the ride going there, (to the courthouse). Walking in to the courtroom, I?m going to be nauseous, because you know you may find out that a member of your family is not coming home.

Randall Borelly

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