Quote by Tammy Bruce

Unfortunately, what many people forget is that judges are just lawyers in robes.

Unfortunately, what many people forget is that judges are ju

Summary

This quote suggests that judges are essentially lawyers who have taken on the role of adjudicating legal disputes. It implies that people often overlook the fact that judges, despite their esteemed positions and authoritative appearances in their robes, have a background in the legal profession. It highlights the idea that judges should not be seen as infallible or somehow disconnected from the legal world, but rather as individuals with expertise in law who are responsible for making legal decisions.

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By Tammy Bruce

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