Quote by Anon., Legal maxim

He who flees judgment confesses his guilt.

He who flees judgment confesses his guilt.

Summary

This quote suggests that if someone tries to evade or escape judgment, it implies that they are acknowledging their wrongdoing or guilt. By refusing to face the consequences or submit themselves to the judgment, they unintentionally admit their culpability. It implies that running away from or avoiding judgment is a sign of one's acknowledgment and admission of guilt, reflecting a lack of courage or willingness to accept responsibility for their actions.

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By Anon., Legal maxim

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