Judging itself brings the pain of being judged. The wicked judge mistakes this for another crime of the accused and lengthens his sentence. (James Richardson)

Judging itself brings the pain of being judged. The wicked judge mistakes this for another crime of the accused and lengthens his sentence.

James Richardson

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