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Without justice, courage is weak.

Benjamin Franklin

“Justice is the crowning glory of the virtues.”

Marcus Tullius Cicero

Laws are made for men of ordinary understanding,
and should, therefore, be construed
by the ordinary rules of common sense.

Thomas Jefferson

It is better to discharge ten guilty men,
than to convict one innocent.

Catherine II

To be not subordinate to any law is to be deprived of the most saving protection, for laws must protect us not only from others but from ourselves.

Heinrich Heine

«Justice has nothing to do
with what goes on in a courtroom;
Justice is what comes out of a courtroom»
Clarence Darrow

The decisions of law courts
should never be printed: in the long run,
they form a counter authority to the law.

Denis Diderot

“Justice cannot be for one side alone,
but must be for both.”

Eleanor Roosevelt

The court is like a palace of marble;
it’s composed of people very hard and very polished.

Jean De La Bruyere

“Президенты приходят и уходят,
а Верховный суд остается”

Уильям Говард Тафт

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