Confidence Quote by Sinclair Lewis

“Which of the two was the victim of the other?”

— Victor Hugo

“Both had trouble generating conviction of their own but no trouble at all reacting to what they viewed as the false conviction of others.”

— Michael Lewis

“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

“They all knew the verdict in advance and they knew its reason; no other reason had existed for years, where no standards, save whim,…

— Ayn Rand

“The Jury had each formed a different view Long before the indictment was read And they all spoke at once so that none of…

— Lewis Carroll

“In retrospect, though many were guilty, none was innocent.”

— A.J.P. Taylor

“Doesn’t certitude stand behind both sides in almost all confrontations?”

— Ian C. Esslemont

“Of inference, all are capable; of judgment, only a few.”

— Friedrich Nietzsche

“He was saving innocents and serving truth. And in the final judgement, what is more important? The burdens we bear -- or the way…

— Kurt Busiek

“I much fear that British juries have not yet attained that pitch of intelligence when they will give the preference to my theories over…

— Arthur Conan Doyle

“expedience could not take precedence over the pursuit of justice.”

— Jessica Shattuck

“Naturally, also, both sides were convinced they had right on their side, not that either was remotely naive enough to think that had any…

— Iain M. Banks