Justice may be late, but it will never be absent.

Translation: Justice should be free, and the worst person in the world is to bribe justice; justice should be sufficient, and it is unjust to go half a mile; justice should be timely, and if it is late, it is better to refuse justice.

This is the famous saying of US Justice Hunett. The original sentence of this sentence is "Justice is never absent, only late." Its meaning is a criticism of "delayed justice" and dissatisfaction with inefficient court trials, expressing that delayed justice is for everyone. Neither is true justice.