When justice goes missing, few go looking.
The evening news tries a case, but it is the jury who decides the matter.
Justice is refrigerated by wise judgment.
Beauty may win a contest, but it can’t seduce justice.
Nothing matters more than that we give injured ones a fair hearing.
When the world is hungry, justice feeds it.
Injustice is disarmed by forgiveness.
The highly religious credit God with their own injustices.
Generosity is the little sister of justice.
Crimes happen quickly, justice often moves slowly.
The man who oppresses another must live with an oppressor — himself.
In the courtroom, the boardroom and the backroom, fear and bias kidnap the facts and no one pays the ransom.
Justice has keen ears.
By peremptory challenge a lawyer rejects biased jurors, so the healthy mind rejects the misguided judgments of its enemies.
Down at the courthouse, past negative experience may be seen as creating bias; but in the panel of everyday relationships, it is honored for creating empathy.
