Quotes About Justice

Those learned in the law, when they do give advice without the usual fee, and in the confidence of friendship, generally say, Pay, pay anything rather than go to law.

Always stand up for what's right even if you find yourself standing alone.

God will not be absent when His people are on trial; he will stand in court as their advocate, to plead on their behalf.

Let the Lord judge the criminals.

Never walk away from the fights that are worth fighting for.

Unless they give you a reason to not trust them, don't spend all your time trying to catch someone in a lie, or constantly accuse them of things that you aren't reasonably possitive are true. Because eventually they're going to get sick of being convicted unjustly, & commit the crime they're paying for anyway.

Being transparent reflects commitment towards justice and truth. It's speaks that one stands for moral value. One who stands for moral value commands respect and honor of all.

There's no turning back...We will win. We are winning because ours is a revolution of mind and heart...

To congratulate oneself on one's warm commitment to the environment, or to peace, or to the oppressed, and think no more is a profound moral fault

The first thing to be disrupted by our commitment to nonviolence will be not the system but our own lives.

The truth is never easy, but it is always necessary. It is the foundation of justice, the pathway to healing, and the key to unlocking the mysteries of the past. We must have the courage to seek the truth, no matter how difficult, and to embrace it, no matter how painful (Page 56)

The truth is never easy, but it is always necessary. It is the foundation of justice, the pathway to healing, and the key to unlocking the mysteries of the past. We must have the courage to seek the truth, no matter how difficult, and to embrace it, no matter how painful (Kneubuhl 56)

The truth is not always easy to accept, but it is always necessary. It is the foundation of trust, the cornerstone of justice, and the key to unlocking the mysteries of the past. We must have the courage to face the truth, no matter how uncomfortable, and to embrace it as a catalyst for growth and change (Kneubuhl 101)

We must always remember that justice is not just about punishment. It is about healing, about reconciliation, and about restoring balance to our community. We must strive to find solutions that are fair and just, and that bring about a sense of harmony and peace to those who have been harmed (Kneubuhl 123)

The truth is not always easy to accept, but it is always necessary. It is the foundation of trust, the cornerstone of justice, and the key to unlocking the mysteries of the past. We must have the courage to face the truth, no matter how uncomfortable, and to embrace it as a catalyst for growth and change (Kneubuhl 51)

Justice is not just about punishment. It is about healing, about reconciliation, and about restoring balance to our community. We must strive to find solutions that are fair and just, and that bring about a sense of harmony and peace to those who have been harmed(Kneubuhl 92)

We must honor the memory of those who have passed on, by seeking the truth, by speaking the truth, and by bringing justice to those who have been wronged. We must never forget the impact of our actions, both good and bad, and strive to make a positive difference in the lives of those around us." (Kneubuhl 124)

I hope I never meet the guy that did this to you.

I come before you to declare that my sex are entitled to the inalienable right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

Americans are a confused people because they can't admit this contradiction. They believe in a universe of divine justice where the human race is guilty of sin, but they also believe in a secular justice where human beings are presumed innocent.

You know how Americans deal with it? They pretend they are eternally innocent no matter how many times they lose their innocence. The problem is that those who insist on their innocence believe anything they do is just. At least we who believe in our own guilt know what dark things we can do.

no one asks poor people if they want war.

You must claim America, she said. America will not give itself to you. If you do not claim America, if America is not in your heart, America will throw you into a concentration camp or a reservation or a plantation.

As Hegel said, tragedy was not the conflict between right and wrong but right and right, a dilemma none of us who wanted to participate in history could escape. The major had the right to live, and I was right to kill him. Wasn't I?