Law is the agent of those in political power; it is the product of those powerful enough to define right and… — Charles V. Hamilton
Law is the agent of those in political power; it is the product of those powerful enough to define right and wrong and to have that definition legitimized by “law.” This is not to say that “might makes right,” but it is to say that Might makes Law.
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