1. Since the law can protect good manners, good manners must also be there to uphold the law. —— Machiavelli

2. Freedom is the right to do things within the scope of the law. ——Cicero

3. Reasonable people live more freely within the general legal system than in unfettered solitude. —— Spinoza

4. Freedom is a way of life that must have its own authority, discipline and restrictions. ——Lippmann

5. The focus of legal development is not on legislation, jurisprudence, or judicial decisions, but on society itself. ——Ehrlich

6. Law is a practice that is constantly improving. Although it may fail due to its flaws, or even fail at all, it is by no means a ridiculous joke. ——Dworkin

7. The Constitution is an endless, flowing discourse in which generations of people in a country participate in dialogue. ——Lauren Trapper

8. If you really want to relieve a country's internal worries, you should rely on good legislation and not rely on random opportunities. ——Aristotle

9. Whoever makes laws for others should apply the same laws to himself. ——Aquinas

10. The more a law presupposes evil behavior in its recipients, the better it is in itself. ——Radbruch

11. Under a government governed by the rule of law, what is the motto of a good citizen? That is "strict obedience and free criticism." ——Bentham

12. The public's indifference to rights and justice is a bad sign for the law. ——Pound

13. The law provides protection against arbitrariness. It gives people a sense of security and reliability and prevents them from being in ominous darkness in the future. ——Brunner

14. The creators of the Constitution gave us a compass, not a blueprint. ——Posner

15. The law tells the story of a country’s development over the centuries. It cannot be regarded as just a mathematics textbook.

16. The law is selfless. Everyone is treated equally. In everything she did, she was unfaithful. ——Thomas

17. The law is the safest helmet. ——Love Kirk

18. The law sucks the blood of the poor, but the rich hold the power. ——Goldsmith

19. Once the law becomes people’s needs, people no longer deserve to enjoy freedom. ——Pythagoras

20. When there are too many laws, there is less justice. —— Thomas Fuller

21. The law develops because of sin and punishes sin. ——Florio

22. The law has the right to break the peace. ——Ma Green

23. The law originates from people’s self-defense instinct. ——Ingersoll

24. The law always puts the safety of the people above the safety of individuals. ——Cicero

25. Crime is always compensated by punishment; only punishment can make crime repay. ——Darrell