Quote by Karin Slaughter

“… does a fair trial necessarily amount to a fair outcome?”

— Taona Dumisani Chiveneko

“Jury trials are really nothing more than poorly written stage plays. You’ve got two authors writing opposing narratives and a director who is paid…

— Elizabeth L. Silver

“A trial was a stupid word, considering that an attempt was never good enough: you were supposed to toe the line, period.”

— Jodi Picoult

A trial is two narratives competing for your attention.

— Harlan Coben

“A trial is not a science fair, but rather a magic show. A show based on appearances and logical fallacies and sleight of hand.…

— Errol Morris

“You can put a man on trial, but you can't make the guilty pay.”

— Shinedown

“Let’s be clear: Every day, all day they sit in a jury box—judging themselves.”

— Sheenah Hankin

“The truth is, the best win-lost records are not built on great trial work. They are built on cherry-picking only the strongest cases for…

— William Landay

“Such a young trial!”

— Franz Kafka

“The victor will always be the judge, the vanquished the accused...”

— Hermann Goering

“Everybody has a jury, the voices they carry inside. Earl Briggs sits on my jury, Gloria Dayton, too. They are there with Katie and…

— Michael Connelly

“Practicing law is not about winning. It's about justice. Simple, naked justice. It's about finding the truth. - Judge Sarah L. Hart”

— William Bernhardt