On the record
Justice has been administered to the satisfaction of the country, reasonably at least, under this system.
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gutenberg.orgJustice has been administered to the satisfaction of the country, reasonably at least, under this system.
He acknowledges that the current judicial system has generally satisfied the public's expectations of justice.
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