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Bright day and empty house.
Quote Explanation: Verse Judgment June 1939
Our conscientious courts never dismiss cases until both sides are ruined in the end.
Quote Explanation: England 1715
I asked you to notify me by letter when the party feuds and intrigues cease; judges will become enlightened and fair; solicitors - honest, moderate and acquire at least an ounce of common sense.
Quote Explanation: I never got a letter
Son, I don't understand if you are brave or stupid.
The diviner herself turned out to be eaten.
Quote Explanation: Ms. Minami was a former investigator, and she had the nickname "The Diviner" and during the debate, the judge said this line.
Deception is almost always revealed on close examination.
Sometimes the truth is accompanied by tragedy. However, no matter how bitter the truth is ... It would be neglected.
Quote Explanation: During Tamoe's trial.
The present justice, obviously, consists in condemning a person not only innocent, but also ignorant.
There is no doubt that a huge organization is behind all the proceedings, that is, in my case, behind this arrest and behind today's proceedings. This organization has at its disposal not only corrupt guards, stupid inspectors and investigators, showing at best commendable modesty, but it also includes judges of high and highest rank with the innumerable staff of servants, scribes, gendarmes and other assistants, which is inevitable in such cases. ...
Try to stay away from the courts at all times, no matter if there is a reason. They can grab you, fool you, and then you find yourself head over heels in shit. This is how our lawyers apply the law.
We cannot encourage blood feuds or torture each other with daggers like the Corsicans or the mafia," the colonel said. - Say what you want, and I think a jury trial is a reasonable system.
The world does not need our trials, opinions and judgment; it perishes from a lack of Love.
He is at one with the criminal.
To be in the dock, to fight for life ... in this, perhaps, there is something ... something alive, exciting.
- How would I put it more clearly... It's a typical English way of looking at things. "Do not shoot at a sitting bird" - do you understand the meaning of such an expression?
- Yes, as you said, a typical English point of view. But I think I understood. And in the Central Criminal Court, and on the Eton Sports Ground, and in the hunting grounds, it is important for the Englishman that the victim has his chance.
- Yes, as you said, a typical English point of view. But I think I understood. And in the Central Criminal Court, and on the Eton Sports Ground, and in the hunting grounds, it is important for the Englishman that the victim has his chance.
