Quote by Irving R. Kaufman

The judicial system is the most expensive machine ever invented for finding out what happened and what to do about it.

The judicial system is the most expensive machine ever inven

Summary

This quote highlights the immense cost involved in operating a judicial system. It suggests that the purpose of this system is to uncover the truth of events and determine appropriate courses of action. However, its significance lies in the acknowledgment that the process of seeking justice, through investigations, trials, and judgments, comes with a hefty price tag. By characterizing the judiciary as an expensive machine, the quote underlines the significant resources required to maintain a fair and effective justice system.

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