Crime Quote by Jack London

“A trial relied heavily on oaths, but both sides would bring as many liars as they could muster, and judgment usually went to the…

— Bernard Cornwell

“Accusations are convictions in the public mind. You are guilty until proven innocent.”

— Coben

“He who has no conviction always lies, no matter what he says.”

— Adolf Von Harnack

“Dershowitz may have felt justified in misleading the jury because, in his words, “the courtroom oath—‘to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing…

— Leonard Mlodinow

“Then, my sweet, you are still an innocent, and I am amazed. Lies are far more potent than the truth, and far ore dangerous.…

— Taylor Caldwell

“The towering lie of the criminal justice system—that we can reliably determine the truth, that we can know “beyond a reasonable doubt” who is…

— William Landay

“It is better to tell the truth and face the punishment, than to lie and face the consequences.”

— Anthony Liccione

“When a man admits guilt we have to believe him. We cannot set ourselves to proving to him that he is wrong. Otherwise the…

— Hilary Mantel

“When hatred judges, the verdict is just guilty.”

— Toba Beta

“Trials rarely found men not guilty. The general view was that if a man were innocent he would not have got into trouble in…

— Ken Follett

“…it’s better in fact to be guilty of manslaughter than of fraud about what is fair and just.”

— Plato

“Here is the dirty little secret: the error rate in criminal verdicts is much higher than anyone imagines.”

— William Landay