Honestum non semper quod licet. “What is lawful is not always honorable.”
This is very true, and especially so when the law is made by scoundrels for the benefit other scoundrels.
This saying is a bit of what is called “law Latin,” Latin phrases that are sometimes used by attorneys in legal proceedings. (There are also French phrases called “law French.”)
This is very true, and especially so when the law is made by scoundrels for the benefit other scoundrels.
This saying is a bit of what is called “law Latin,” Latin phrases that are sometimes used by attorneys in legal proceedings. (There are also French phrases called “law French.”)