Justice Quotes

"The punishment of criminals should be proportionate to their offenses."

"In a society organized on principles of equality, there would be no motive for the rule of the many by the few."

"A society worthy of respect must care for all its members."

"No oppression can last where consciousness has awakened."

"Justice delayed is justice denied."

"In the heart of every patriot burns the flame of justice for his people."

"The foundation of all governance must be respect for human dignity."

"Justice delayed is not justice; it is merely postponed tyranny."

"The voice of the voiceless must be amplified by those who have power."

"The majority has agreed that the law is justice."

"The real problem is not whether the laws are just, but whether men obey them."

"The voice of the people is the voice of God."

"The laws must protect the weak from the strong."

"A man who betrays his country deserves the greatest punishment."

"Laws exist to protect the weak from the strong, not to protect the strong from accountability."

"A just law is the foundation of a stable society."

"To serve justice is to serve humanity itself."

"The poor deserve not charity, but opportunity and dignity."

"The voice of the voiceless must be heard, or justice itself becomes mute."

"In the struggle for justice, compromise is sometimes defeat."

"Justice delayed is justice denied, yet premature justice without mercy becomes vengeance."

"We fight not to dominate others, but to ensure no one ever dominates us again."

"Every law that preserves slavery is an affront to the law of God and nature."

"Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere, as it permits tyranny to flourish."

"We must build systems where freedom is not the privilege of the few, but the birthright of all."

"A nation built on the principles of justice cannot rest while any of its people remain in servitude."

"The voice of the voiceless must be heard in the halls of power."

"The greatest betrayal is to achieve freedom and then deny it to others."

"The Constitution must protect the weakest among us, or it protects none of us."

"The true measure of a nation is how it treats those who have nothing."