On the record
Is it too much to hope for mankind, that they may sometime have courts of justice, instead of such courts of injustice as these?
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Lysander Spooner
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gutenberg.orgIs it too much to hope for mankind, that they may sometime have courts of justice, instead of such courts of injustice as these?
Spooner expresses hope for a future with true courts of justice rather than corrupt ones.
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The will, or the pretended will, of the majority, is the last lurking place of tyranny at the present day.
Therefore all their laws, as they call them,--that is, all the laws of their own making,--have no color of authority or obligation.
They are every day committing errors, which would be crimes, but for their ignorance of the law.
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