The Law ... Is Perfection Of Reason.

Success In Crime Always Invites To Worse Deeds

The Law Doth Never Enforce A Man To Doe A Vaine Thing.

The Home To Everyone Is To Him His Castle And Fortress, As Well For His Defence Against Injury And Violence, As For His Repose.

So As Grave And Learned Men May Doubt, Without Any Imputation To Them; For The Most Learned Doubteth Most, And The More Ignorant For The Most Part Are The More Bold And Peremptory.

And The Law, That Is The Perfection Of Reason, Cannot Suffer Anything That Is Inconvenient.