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It's nice to talk about justice, but there must be power behind the words, or they are in vain.
So let justice flow like a river in a courtroom.
... that's why I hate politics: people are too happy to maneuver between unethical and illegal.
The present justice, obviously, consists in condemning a person not only innocent, but also ignorant.
- How so? And I thought that the trial is the trial.
Let us not be consoled by the impartiality of the courts, it is trampled upon by the crudest arbitrariness.
Quote Explanation: Volume 2
Justice is sometimes not obvious.
Do you think good people can't hate? Do you think good people don't kill? Good people do what bad people do. They just call it justice.
Isn't translation a hopelessly utopian pursuit? True, every day I am more and more inclined to the idea that everything that a person does is utopian. He is busy with knowledge, but he does not know anything to the end. In doing justice, he inevitably ends up fraudulent. He thinks he loves, but later notices that he has not gone beyond promises.
Yes, there is no justice. Your system has crashed. Rotted away. You work hard every day, like a damned one, you risk your life, you collect evidence on these geeks, and then they are released from the courtrooms. Fine?!
Vicious justice is an almost incurable disease in Russia.
Quote Explanation: Joseph de Maistre "Religion and Russian mores"
- Please answer one question. How many people have already died for your revenge? No matter how many of them there are, by the time you get to Kagehisa Anotsu, there will be many times more. Have you ever wondered if it's right to take lives because of personal hatred?
- I swore about it on my parents' grave. I'll take revenge. And I'll do it at all costs. I don't think murder is the right thing to do. But... I think it is much more humane to get your hands on your family than to become cruel just to prove your duty and justice. Am I right?
- I swore about it on my parents' grave. I'll take revenge. And I'll do it at all costs. I don't think murder is the right thing to do. But... I think it is much more humane to get your hands on your family than to become cruel just to prove your duty and justice. Am I right?
I perfectly understand how you do business! I will not accept your justice!
Quote Explanation: Asta and Nero's trial at the Wizarding Parliament. Asta saves Marie.
His life is a path between two energized rails: justice and revenge. You cannot combine, you have to choose. He walks on the very edge, making people think he's crazy. This is how he makes mystery a weapon by making people think they are complex. In fact, it is very simple: there is a line. If you cross it, he will come for you. He's not a puzzle. He's a magic screen.
- Hands behind the head! You have the right to remain silent! Anything you say can and will be used against you in court. Your lawyer may be present during the interrogation. If you cannot pay for the services of a lawyer, it will be provided to you by the state. If you are not a U.S. citizen, you can contact your country's consul before answering any questions. Do you understand your rights?
- You're done praying?!? And now you can go to the ass, I am diplomatically untouchable while I am on the territory of the Colombian Embassy.
- You're done praying?!? And now you can go to the ass, I am diplomatically untouchable while I am on the territory of the Colombian Embassy.
Quote Explanation: Miranda's rule? Miranda warning is a legal requirement in the United States that a detainee must be notified of his or her rights during detention.The Miranda rule arose from the historic Miranda v. Arizona case and is named after the accused Ernesto Miranda, whose testimony was excluded from the case file as having been obtained in violation of the Fifth Amendment. Miranda was nevertheless convicted on the basis of other case materials.
