A Man Can Condemn His Enemies, But

I'm No Idealist To Believe Firmly In The Integrity Of Our Courts And In The Jury System -- That Is No Ideal To Me, It Is A Living, Working Reality. Gentlemen, A Court Is No Better Than Each Man Of You Sitting Before Me On This Jury. A Court Is Only As Sound As Its Jury, And A Jury Is Only As Sound As The Men Who Make It Up.

I Didn't Know How You Were Going To Do It, But From Now On I'll Never Worry About What'll Become Of You, Son, You'll Always Have An Idea.

Atticus Said Naming People After Confederate Generals Made Slow Steady Drinkers.

Southern Lawyers Don't Read Novels Much.

We're Paying The Highest Tribute You Can Pay A Man. We Trust Him To Do Right. It's That Simple.