Quote by Lord Halifax
If the laws could speak for themselves, they would complain of the lawyers in the first place.
Summary
This quote suggests that if laws could express themselves directly, they would criticize and disapprove of the lawyers who interpret and manipulate them. It implies that lawyers may distort the intended purpose of the law for their own gain, hindering the true essence of justice. The quote highlights the potential disconnect between legal practice and the spirit of the law, emphasizing the need for ethical and fair representation.
Topics
Legal
By Lord Halifax