For justice to be independent, we need to change a lot of things.
Justice Quotes
By a wide margin the most quotes here are Shakespeare’s, and the two judges who follow him, Lord Mansfield and Lord Kenyon, are a sign that this page leans on the bench as much as the stage. Seneca and John Rawls fill out the top five.
Among the sourced entries, Bierce’s definition from 1911 describes justice as a commodity the State sells to citizens as a reward for their allegiance, taxes and personal service. Sartre’s Dirty Hands (1948) and Wilde’s Ballad of Reading Gaol (1898) are here for what they say about guilt, not courts.
Three lines carry flags: Marlowe’s “the justice of my quarrel,” Augustine on charity and withheld justice, and a Martin Luther King Jr. line about peace and justice being goals for man.
I think there are arguments for making changes to the criminal justice system.
They focus on survivor justice and also just through creative word of mouth advertising.
You can’t study at Brandeis and not get inspired by the fight for justice.
Taking the high road may be arduous and long, but it will lead to justice and triumph.
The restitution of African cultural heritage is ultimately about justice.
Inibehe is a victim of criminal justice system, and the system itself is the criminal.
I trust in the judicial process and remain confident that justice will ultimately prevail.