Sir William Scott: The humanity of the Court has been loudly and repeatedly invoked. Humanity is the second virtue of Courts, but undoubted

The humanity of the Court has been loudly and repeatedly invoked. Humanity is th — Sir William Scott

The humanity of the Court has been loudly and repeatedly invoked. Humanity is the second virtue of Courts, but undoubtedly the first is Justice.

Sir William Scott

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