Favorites Quote's
Author
Topic's
Blog
A Judge Can't Have Any Preferred Outcome In Any Particular Case. The Judge's Only Obligation - And It's A Solemn Obligation - Is To The Rule Of Law.
-Samuel Alito
Please Wait....
Translating....
Select Image
Download as Image
English
Spanish
French
German
Hindi
Chinese
A Judge Can't Have Any
Samuel Alito
A Judge Can't Have Any Preferred Outcome In Any Particular Case. The Judge's Only Obligation - And It's A Solemn Obligation - Is To The Rule Of Law.
Views: 93161
Topic
Law
Umpires
Judging
More From Samuel Alito
I Learned That Hard Work And Self-discipline Can Overcome Many Obstacles.
Hard Work
Self
Discipline
As I Mentioned, Things Were Particularly Hard During The Depression. My Paternal Grandfather Was Frequently Out Of Work, And The Family Was Evicted From Their Home.
Home
Grandfather
Hard
Private Religious Speech Can't Be Discriminated Against. It Has To Be Treated Equally With Secular Speech.
Religious
Equality
Speech
In Order To Have A Society In Which Public Issues Can Be Openly And Vigorously Debated, It Is Not Necessary To Allow The Brutalization Of Innocent Victims.
Order
Issues
Innocent
Good Judges Are Always Open To The Possibility Of Changing Their Minds Based On The Next Brief That They Read, Or The Next Argument That's Made By An Attorney Who's Appearing Before Them, Or A Comment That Is Made By A Colleague During The Conference On The Case When The Judges Privately Discuss The Case.
Judging
Mind
Next
Trending Author
Ed Koch
Clara Barton
S. J. Perelman
Hosni Mubarak
Paul Newman
J. Paul Getty
Category
Information