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| Link | Quote | Stars | Tags | Author |
| f9f0077 | Whomsoever I shall kiss, that same is he. | Judas Iscariot | ||
| 38f7143 | I have sinned in that I have betrayed the innocent blood. | Judas Iscariot | ||
| 15148d2 | Give us bandwidth or kill us! | Jude Milhon | ||
| 5196d98 | Girls need modems! | Jude Milhon | ||
| bb1a29a | One man is Judge, Jury, AND Executioner. | Judges | ||
| 170d34a | The hungry judges soon the sentence sign,And wretches hang that jurymen may dine. | Judges | ||
| 627b21f | Honour is the mysticism of legality. | Judges | ||
| aff40e4 | Heaven is above all yet, there sits a judge,That no king can corrupt. | Judges | ||
| 3cb6aec | Angelo: Thieves for their robbery have authorityWhen judges steal themselves. | Judges | ||
| 9fcc479 | Portia: To offend, and judge, are distinct officesAnd of opposed natures. | Judges | ||
| f8d6ed1 | It doth appear you are a worthy judge,Hath been most sound | Judges | ||
| 2fa8215 | The Judge is nothing but the Law Speaking. | Judges | ||
| 62a2133 | A justice with grave justices shall sit;He praise their wisdom, they admire his wit. | Judges | ||
| 87e68a9 | Half as sober as a judge. | Judges | ||
| d19d6a5 | Judges are philologists of the highest order. | Judges | ||
| a157552 | To vindicate the policy of the law is no necessary part of the office of a Judge. | Judges | ||
| 14d9cf1 | I can't look to contingencies. | Judges | ||
| 7e3222a | Aucupia verborum sunt judice indigna: Catching at words is unworthy of a Judge. | Judges | ||
| 375f501 | Every Judge ought to exercise care, and it is not more needed in one case than in another. | Judges | ||
| c588ee9 | In the hurry of business, the most able Judges are liable to err. | Judges | ||
| 8ad5b24 | The Judges are totally independent of the ministers that may happen to be, and of the King himself. | Judges | ||
| 04fbaa7 | If we give an opinion, we can't give a judgment: you can't come here for an opinion to us. | Judges | ||
| 4c71c26 | Many judges have avoided giving extra judicial opinions. | Judges | ||
| dc32c83 | We are sitting in a Court of law, and are bound to give a legal decision. | Judges | ||
| 77e4624 | Our duty is simply to administer the law as we find it. | Judges | ||
| 6339062 | Judicis est jus dieere non dare: It is for the Judge to administer, not to make laws. | Judges | ||
| 76c2614 | It is the duty of the Judge to decide according to law. | Judges | ||
| 482aa82 | We do not conceive the law, but we know the law. | Judges | ||
| a5d0224 | Reasons of public benefit and convenience weigh greatly with me. | Judges | ||
| 9848669 | One does not like to differ from a man without knowing the reasons which influenced him. | Judges | ||
| 4bdad75 | Let us consider the reason of the case. For nothing is law that is not reason. | Judges | ||
| c6cea74 | As I find that my brothers are of a different opinion from me, I submit to their authority. | Judges | ||
| 8952c5d | You shall have my judgment presently; but my brothers are to speak first. | Judges | ||
| ba6575f | I will not be influenced by any judgment that is founded either on fear or favour. | Judges | ||
| ad5f89b | I am obliged to watch as he has no counsel | Judges | ||
| 797dabd | By our rules we cannot receive a letter from a friend. | Judges | ||
| 100223d | No one knows the weight of anothes burden. | Kannada proverbs | ||
| b4637ae | Words having a distinct meaning must bear their primary legal import. | Judicial interpretation | ||
| bf8f63c | We can judge of the intent of the parties only by their words. | Judicial interpretation | ||
| d6d80a3 | An enactment for the favour and liberty of the subject ought to have a liberal construction. | Judicial interpretation | ||
| cafacf8 | Wherever a law is productive of tyranny, I shall ever give my consent to narrow the construction. | Judicial interpretation | ||
| a9d162b | Definition, founded upon etymology, is not satisfactory, etymology being often in itself unsettled. | Judicial interpretation | ||
| e2c331b | When a person undertakes to explain his own meaning, we are not to extend the same by construction. | Judicial interpretation | ||
| 4a85682 | As a Judge sitting here to interpret the rule, I must take it exactly as it is. | Judicial interpretation |