If a lawyer can't control his feelings well, he can't control his tongue well. In a democratic country, the law is king; In an authoritarian country, the king is the law-Marx.

1. In a well-ordered country, the judicial department should be trusted and supported by the people. In this sense, the loss of credibility means the loss of judicial power. Martin

2. If the expansion of administrative power is the inevitable fate of modern society, then in order to achieve social balance, on the one hand, politics must fully reflect the wishes of the people, on the other hand, the subjectivity of individuals should be respected to the maximum extent in the legal system, so that it can compete with excessive expansion of administrative power. -Tanseto Chosun

3. Law is the main force of reform and the main channel to solve contradictions. -ellman

It is a fact that the real foundation of private property is possession. Unexplained facts, not rights. It is only because society endows actual possession with legal provisions that actual possession has the nature of legal possession. Marx

5. Our era is the era of rights. Human rights are the concept of our times and the only universally accepted political and moral concept. -[America] L. Henkin

1. The court is the capital of the legal empire, and the judge is the prince of the empire. -[America] Dworkin

Where the evidence is presented, the case will be lost. -ancient Roman proverb

3. Punishment can't be abolished in prosperous times, and it can't be abolished in prosperous times. -Notes on Sikuquanshu, Politics, Law and French.

Justice procrastinators are deprived of justice. -Western proverb

An unfair referee is worse than many unfair behaviors. Because these unjust acts only pollute the water flow, while the unjust judge pollutes the water source. -British Bacon "On Justice"

1. Although your majesty is above ten thousand people, he is under God and the law. -English proverb

2. Relief precedes rights. No relief, no rights. -English and American proverbs

The most powerful constraint on crime is not the severity of punishment, but the certainty of punishment, because even the smallest evil consequence, once determined, is always scary. -Beccaria

4. Justice is essentially equality: the more unequal the conditions, the more difficult it is for me to see what justice is from the equality of punishment. -[France] Pierre Le Roux on Equality

5. The difference between customary law and law is only that it is subjectively and accidentally known, so it is relatively uncertain and the universality of ideas is relatively vague. -[Germany] Hegel: Principles of Philosophy of Right

Motto is not for decoration, but for weapons. The greatest charm of aphorisms lies not in their simplicity and elegance, but in their strength, wisdom and vitality. (Bar Association)

1. The law cannot make everyone equal, but everyone is equal before the law. -Pollock

2. In any case, judges should use syllogism for logical reasoning. The major premise is the general law, and the minor premise is whether the behavior conforms to the law and whether the conclusion is freedom or punishment. Beccaria

The life of law lies in experience, not in logic. Sherlock Holmes

After the beginning of the code era, the difference between a static society and a progressive society has been exposed. -Lord

The law doesn't stipulate the correct definition, but appoints good people to make discretion.

1. It is foolish to expect to be smarter than the law.

2. Mind makes a jurist.

3. Legal principle is the soul of law.

The law knows nothing about parents but the truth.

5. There is no crime without a clear law, and there is no punishment without a clear law. (There is no explicit stipulation that it is not a crime)

There are two kinds of peaceful violence, namely, law and etiquette. -Goethe's motto and reflection

4. Law originates from human self-defense instinct. -ingersoll's "Some Errors of Moses"

5. Justice is not a part of virtue, but the whole of virtue; On the contrary, injustice is not a part of evil, but the whole of evil. -Aristotle in ancient Greece