Famous aphorisms in a society governed by the rule of law

1. Procedure precedes rights. ——British legal proverb

2. Even if the judgment does not accurately determine the truth of what happened in the past, the parties to the dispute will voluntarily accept the court's decision as long as they are convinced that they have been treated fairly. ——Michael D. Bayless

3. In a well-ordered country, the judicial department should receive the trust and support of the people. In this sense, the loss of public credibility means the loss of judicial power. ——Martin

4. The object of legal adjustment is behavior, and the so-called social relationship is nothing but behavioral interaction or interaction between people. Without interaction between people, there would be no social relationship. Law adjusts social relations by affecting people's behavior. ——Zhang Wenxian

5. Be able to realize that the same interests are also your own interests, and use the interests recognized by others to control the performance of your rights, so that people realize that their rights should be fulfilled; this This means that there should be rights, and power should be controlled through mutual recognition. ——Green

6. 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 will of the people, and on the other hand, the legal system must China should respect the subjectivity of individuals to the greatest extent so that they can compete with excessive administrative power. ——Takao Tanase

7. The real basis of private property is possession, which is a fact. An inexplicable fact, not a right. It is only because society has given legal provisions to actual possession that actual possession has the character of legal possession. ——Marx

8. Our era is the era of rights. Human rights are the concept of our time and the only political and moral concept that has been universally accepted. ——[US] L. Henkin

9. The judge is the king of the legal world, and there is no other boss except the law. ——Karl Marx

10. Justice, by its very nature, is equality: the more equal conditions are lacking, the harder it is for me to see any justice in terms of equality of punishment. ——[French] Pierre Leroux "On Equality"