Cast From Law Abiding Citizen Novels & Stories

Shaun held his glass of water proudly. “It’s no wonder you’re so simple-minded,” Lucas muttered. “Ahem.” Shaun choked on the water. Catherine could not help but laugh. “Also, I know the law,” Shaun added. “You shouldn’t underestimate law. This is a law-based society, so if we understand the law, we can deal with people who hurt you without using our fists.” Lucas said faintly, “Really? If I learned about the law, the first person I would want to deal with is you.”

Abel said casually. “Fighting over a woman to the point of death?” Stella frowned. “That’s way too far.” “Bad luck for him. The new laws are harsher on fugitives from the slums,” Gavin added. “Lost his life and the woman too… what a mess.” “I find that guy disgusting,” Agatha said coldly, her gaze passing through the harsh lights and landing on Mr. White’s hand as it reached brazenly under the girl’s skirt in public.

"I was wrong! I was greedy, but I won't ever do it again! Please spare me, my lord! I have an elderly parent who's ill and a newborn daughter at home. If I'm locked up, what will happen to my family?" His cries were piercing and filled with despair. However, Anthony didn't waver and firmly ordered, "Take them away!" People who did bad things might have tragic backstories, but that was no excuse for breaking the law. Those who worked in law enforcement saw this kind of thing all the time, but in the end, the law was the law. As the culprits were dragged away, the academy fell into a heavy silence. The oppressive stillness blanketed the room as the women gathered in the hall, each caught in he

"I have no criminal record, so I'll likely get a light sentence if you can convince the judge that the city's Chief Justice truly did try to abduct you." A wicked glint sharpened his gaze when he cut his eyes toward her. "Sadly for you, I'm above the law." Emmeline seethed, fists clenched with impotent rage as he so brazenly mocked the system she revered. "The law might not be as impartial as you think, because the people running it are only human. It's not so easy to take down someone with powerful connections." Bracing her hands on the console, she leaned toward him. Her eyes blazed with hurt and anger. "Just tell me why you insist on harassing me like this? Don't you know how hard I've wo

she reacts, lowering her head. “My conscience bothers me, I apologize to you... Maybe I'm not even normal considering the way people deal with needs that force them to break small rules for their own goals, claiming to themselves that it's a greater good. Throughout my working career I have never done anything without being on the side of the law... and, following the pre-established rules that I agreed to follow as soon as I graduated”, says the old man who became the icon of justice in his time with sincerity. where he worked as a police officer.

The leader turned to Joseph again and shouted, "What the hell are you talking about? We don't understand at all. Also, hurry up and let us go. We didn't break any laws. Who gives the police the right to arrest us?" "You're the police, but can't arrest us for no reason, can you? Are you above the law?" "Hurry up and let us out! We're good citizens. It's not against the law to eat out, is it? On what grounds did you arrest us?" "Hurry up and let us out of here!" Joseph's expression darkened as he listened to the thugs. He clenched his fists tightly and said in a frosty voice, "Fine. Since this is the case, don't blame me for not holding back."

I just stared. Because this couldn’t be real. He was supposed to be untouchable. Kaden Black — my big brother. The smart one. The golden boy. He got us through everything. He talked his way out of fights, out of trouble, out of tickets and stop-and-frisks and bad blocks. He had plans. He was going to be a lawyer. He wanted to fix the system that broke us. Now he was lying on the ground like the city had chewed him up and spit him out.

"My lord, because my client was born in China and holds both Chinese and American citizenship, he has the full right to follow Chinese government regulations in the United States." We were all amazed by James' statement. Although I am aware of his talent as a lawyer, I never would have thought that he would go to such lengths to save Jordan Lucas from exacting revenge on me by defeating Bella in this case. I tried to caution Bella against pursuing this case, but she constructed such a strong defense that my warnings were ineffective. "My Lord, no legislation says we should obey the laws of other countries just because the offender is a citizen of another nation. The fact that Mr. Lucas holds

He was mid-fifties, formerly a prosecutor, with record that looked good if you didn't examine it closely high conviction rate achieved partly through coerced plea deals, tough-on-crime rhetoric that played well with certain demographics. The moderators established rules: two-minute opening statements, rotating questions, thirty-second rebuttals. Standard debate format that would quickly become contentious. Crawford's opening attacked immediately. "My opponent wants you to believe criminals should make laws. He wants you to trust a convicted felon with your safety, your children's future, your community's wellbeing. But I believe leadership requires character not just claims of reform, but li

Hence, I tried to make peace with him. However, the more I stayed with him, the more shocked I was by his changes. Unlike me, who prefers doing everything by the law, he doesn't give a shit about it. He learned his way around the law. With his import-export business, he easily deceived the customs and excise officers. When I asked him about it, he simply shrugged and said, "The law which can't even protect you, it is best to play with it." He had become as nasty and crooked as his aunt. The media portrayed him as a tragic figure who lost his entire family and wife and had been living as a single parent, and he bullshits about how the country took care of him and his daughter in the past, and