3,047 Quotes About Law

Another lawful use of the law is, to consult it as a rule and pattern by which to regulate our spirit and conversation. The grace of God, received by faith, will dispose us to obedience in general, but through remaining darkness and ignorance we are much at a loss as to particulars. We are therefore sent to the law, that we may learn how to walk worthy of God, who has called us to his kingdom and glory; and every precept has its proper place and use.

Haki hushindana na sheria unapokuwa umeshtakiwa. Kama huna hatia lakini sheria ikasema una hatia, sheria imeishinda haki. Kama una hatia lakini sheria ikathibitisha kwamba huna hatia, sheria imeishinda haki. Kama huna hatia na sheria ikathibitisha kwamba huna hatia, sheria na haki vimelingana. Lakini kama utakata rufaa ikathibitika kwamba huna hatia, haki imeishinda sheria.

The law is neither more nor less than an elucidation of the demands of love.

Madam, I have nothing to do with justice.I sit on a court of appeal where none of the facts are known- one third of the facts are excluded by normal frailty of memory, one third by negligence of the legal profession, and the remaining one third by the archaic laws of evidence!

...the so much boasted constitution of England...is imperfect, subject to convulsions, and incapable of producing what it seems to promise...

Maintaining a fair and accessible justice system should at all times be the overarching concern of Government"Honi Soit, 19 May 2014

His lawless list, a poem With dead butterfiles on his eyes He dares to love the law. He likes to break his tongue on the vulgarity and his fingertips on typewriter keys.

I have often wondered why people never want to put a stone monument of the Eight Beatitudes on a courthouse lawn. Then I realize that the Eight Beatitudes of Jesus would probably not be very good for any war, any macho worldview, the wealthy, or our consumer economy.

The police can be more corrupt than the criminals.