●The law is made to protect the innocent (Eliot)

●The law is the safest helmet (Aycock)

●The weak are better than the weak The strong are more protected by the law (Wewell)

●The purpose of enacting laws and decrees is to prevent the strong from being domineering in everything - (Ovid)

●The day when discipline is abandoned, it is the time when tyranny rises (Whippet)

●When the law is obliterated, tyranny arises (Britain)

●What people talk about Law, its true meaning is wealth (love sacrifice)

●Law originates from people’s self-defense instinct (Ingersoll)

●Human beings have laws and things have rules. It cannot be ignored (Ai Xiansheng)

●Laws originate from people’s self-defense instinct (Ingersoll)

●All laws are useless because good people have no use for them. , and bad people will not become disciplined because of them (Demoyex)

●Law is the crystallization of social habits and ideas (Towood Wilson)

● Like a house, law and law are interdependent (Burke)

●The law is the law. It is a majestic summer, protecting us all; every brick and stone of it is built on another On a brick (Galsworthy)

●Unsound laws will not rule long (Britain)

●Laws are erratic (Europe)

< p>●The law has the power to break the peace (Maglin)

●The law today may not be the law tomorrow (Roberton)

●Good law is created by bad customs (Marklovius)

●Customs can make law, and it can also abolish law (Ser Johnson)

●Law develops because of sin and punishes sin (Florio )

●There are as many laws as there are sins (Milton)

●One precedent creates another precedent, and they quickly accumulate and become law——( Junius)

●Laws and institutions must keep up with the progress of human thought (Jefferson)

●What is the point of laws trampled by corrupt morals? (Horace)

●When friendship prevails, the law can be abolished - (Hen Brinklow)

●The law that glory prohibits is often Promise (Wesselin)

●In a thousand pounds of law, there is not an ounce of kindness (UK)

●Human beings are subject to the law, and the law is subject to reason (Tofler)

●If the law is unreasonable, no matter how long it lasts, it will still have no restrictive power - (Aicock)

●The foundation of any law; no, unwritten law It is reasonable in itself...Law, that is, express reason (Aicock)

●If a country's principles and discipline are not correct, its national style will definitely be decadent (Seneca)

●The absolute axioms of a country are inspired by the country’s perfect rational laws——(Qiaote)

●If the law is established at the top, the customs will be at the bottom (Song Suzhe)

●To convince people with the Dharma, it is dense on the outside but sparse in virtue; in order to win over people with virtue, although sparse on the outside, it is actually dense (Lu Suzhe, Song Dynasty)

●Use Educating a person by moral example is obviously more valuable than using laws to restrain him - (Greece)

●Just laws cannot restrict good freedom, because good people will not do things that are not allowed by the law. Things (Froud)

●Once the law becomes a need for people, people are no longer worthy of freedom - (Pythagoras)

●We are like eagles , are born free, but in order to survive, we have to weave a cage for ourselves and then lock ourselves in it (Bolaiso)

●Laws that do not reflect public opinion are absolutely unworkable (Egypt) Hubbard)

●The happiness of the people is the supreme law (Cicero)

●The law always puts the safety of the whole people above the safety of the individual (Cicero) Cerro)

●The law cannot be convenient for everyone. If it benefits all and most people, we should be satisfied (Livy)

●The people should be Fighting for the law is like fighting for the city wall - (Heraclitus)

●There are two kinds of peaceful violence, that is law and etiquette (Goethe)

●The law has no say in the face of violence (Cicero)

●In the din of violence, the voice of the law seems too weak (Marius)

●War drums Once the sound is heard, the law is silent (UK)

●There are two foundations of law, and only two... fairness and practicality (Burke)

●The law is selfless, and it is Everyone is treated equally. In everything, she was not partial to personal interests - (Thomas)

●God put law and fairness together, but humans took them apart - (Chacolton)

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●When there are too many laws, there is little justice (Tofler)

●Extreme laws and regulations are extreme injustice (Cicero)

●It is the equality of laws , no superiority

●Everyone is equal before the law

●No one should be above the law, and no one should be bullied by the law. When we ask people When obeying the law, you do not need to ask for their consent (West Roosevelt)

●The law is above you, you must not overstep it (Tofuler)

●Everyone is subject to it About the law (Bickstaff)

●The person who makes the law first violates the law, what is the meaning of such a law - (Betty)

●The prince breaks the law, and the common people Same crime

●The prince is not above the law, but the law is above the prince (Pliny the Younger)

●The law depends on who commits the crime, and the crime depends on who does it

< p>●No force should be above the law (Cicero)

●Power and discipline cannot coexist with glory (Caesar)

●Law The tyranny of the tyrannical is a sworn enemy (Burke)

●If the law cannot open the door to privileges, it will certainly not be able to enter the hearts of the people

●What people value most The only privilege is the privilege, even the privilege of hosting a funeral - (Jenla Lowell)

●The law is like a spider web, only catching the little ones caught in the web, but when it comes to the rich and powerful, it has no choice but to Let them tear the net to pieces (Anacharsis)

●The net is cast out not to catch eagles and kites that harm us, but to catch innocent people who do not hinder us in the slightest The little bird (Ternes)

●The law always ravages the poor, but the rich always dominate the law (Goldsmith)

●The verdict always declares the crow innocent, But the pigeon was found guilty (Yu Waina)

●The opinions of those in power are the most powerful laws (Aicock)

●The Supreme Court follows those in power (United States)

●The monarch and even the supreme law (Kaiser Wilhelm II)

●The big thief escapes from the law, the little thief is hanged (UK)

●The law does not punish enough The object of the condition is powerless (Tofuler)

●No matter how severe the law is, it cannot make the prodigal return, the spendthrift be frugal, and the drunkard sober - (Seth Miles)

●There are loopholes in any law, it depends on whether you can find it (France)

●The law can expose evil, but it cannot eliminate it (Milton)

●If there is no public The law has no power at all despite the support of public opinion. Phillips W, leader of the American abolition movement

●Good order is the foundation of everything. British politician Burke E

●Crime is always compensated by punishment; only punishment can make crime repay. British writer Darrell L

●I don’t agree with what you said, but I am willing to defend to the death your right to say it. French writer Voltaire

●If there were no bad people in the world, there would be no good lawyers. British novelist Dickens C

●If our country had some kind of deity in its laws, instead of going to great lengths to squeeze a deity into the constitution, the laws would be better overall.

American writer Mark? Twain

●There are no rewards and punishments in nature, only karma. British writer Vacher HA

●Instead of scolding evil, it is better to uphold justice. British writer Tennyson

●People usually find that the law is such a net. Those who violate the law, small ones can pass through the net, big ones can break out of the net, and only medium ones can Only then will they fall into the net. British poet Shenstone

●If the law is not supported by fear, it can never be effective.

Ancient Greek playwright Sophocles

●The struggle for truth is the greatest joy in life - Bruno (Italy)

●The happiest thing is to be unrestrained. ——Bacon (UK)

●The value of life is not measured by time, but by depth. - Lev? Tolstoy

●Among all living beings, who does not love life? He loves life to the extreme, and then loves others. ——Qiu Jin

●Life is a battle. ——Korolenko

●Believe in yourself first, and then others will believe in you. ——Turgenev

●A gentleman is known for his righteousness, and a villain is known for his benefit. ——Confucius

●Don’t worry about poverty, don’t dwell on wealth. ——Tao Yuanming

●No society can formulate a constitution that is always applicable, or even a law that is always applicable. (US President Jefferson T)

●The most significant and beneficial thing in American life is the extensive study of law. (French judge Tocqueville A)