1960s Quote by Nikolas Schreck

“And I tried to listen again, because the prosecutor started talking about my soul.”

— Albert Camus

“But of what avail was the innocence of the accused in days when an indictment was equal to a conviction!”

— Sir Hall Caine

“The Manson Family changed the whole world. But they won’t even accept that, you know. The whole thing is turning out crazy. I just…

— Marlin Marynick

“A great believer in precedent,' Della Street said. 'I think if he were ever confronted with a really novel situation he'd faint. He runs…

— Erle Stanley Gardner

“Well, so that's the prosecutor! He lived and lived, and then died! And they will say in the papers that he died to the…

— Nikolai Gogol

“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

“No jury in this part of the world's going to say, "We think you're guilty, but not very," on a charge like that. It…

— Harper Lee

“He forced himself forward trying to seem innocent without acting like someone who was guilty who was trying to act innocent.”

— James Dashner

He had delusions of adequacy.

— Walter Kerr

“I have to say, I was a bit nervous about picking up the woman Travis Maddox is in love with…from his apartment. You don’t…

— Jamie McGuire

“The suspicious mind conjures its own demons.”

— Hanshiro Tsugomu

Looked at the jury how can they judge him, she screamed

— Common