Courts have powers; they make minutes long hours.
A ruling’s a breeze, when there’s someone to please.
Everyone lies in court, but not everyone gets up and admits it.
A criminal case — no place for race.
Injustice runs, justice crawls, the people wait.
A job, a deal and court snow — it really matters who you know.
Courts aren’t about justice; they’re about resolution.
A client is a person seeking a ruling, an attorney a person who knows the rules.
Outside the stately place decides the case.
An emotional judge, a broken track — there’s going to be a bad train wreck.
The rich always defeat the poor; they outlast them with money.
If you give me a judge, I owe you a ship.
Modern Thought Proverbs, Aphorisms and Epigrams 