The Final Cause Of Law Is The

The Prophet And The Martyr Do Not See The Hooting Throng. Their Eyes Are Fixed On The Eternities.

Due Process Is A Growth Too Sturdy To Succumb To The Infection Of The Least Ingredient Of Error.

Justice, Though Due To The Accused, Is Due The Accuser Also. The Concept Of Fairness Cannot Be Strained Till It Is Narrowed To A Filament. We Are To Keep Our Balance True.

History, In Illuminating The Past, Illuminates The Present, And In Illuminating The Present, Illuminates The Future.

No Judicial System Could Do Society's Work If Each Issue Had To Be Decided Afresh In Every Case Which Raised It.