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.
There should be justice. Let the people who have so much consider others in handling issues.
This is how justice should work—those in power must be held to the same standards as everyone else
The Peace and Beauty of any Society is Dependent Upon Justice and Honesty at all Levels.
It (the European Court of Justice) cannot be our senior court for a day after we leave the EU
"న్యాయం కోసం నేనేమైనా చేస్తా!"
I will do anything for justice!