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Japanese police , prosecutors , judges , and many defense lawyers accept that " getting at the truth , " which includes a suspect 's or defendant 's confession , is in the interest of both society and the individual . " [ 29 ] Hannah Arendt was not afraid to judge , and be counted . He crafted a national reputation for his portraiture , and photographed many of Wisconsin 's prominent figures , including Robert M. La Follette , Joseph McCarthy , Wisconsin governors , judges , and Manitowoc 's business and industrial leaders . It means that we do n't have to go through life with someone watching over our shoulders-watching our every move , every purchase , every human interaction ; someone analyzing patterns in our behaviour ; interpreting , and maybe misinterpreting , our actions ; judging , and maybe misjudging , our intentions . Moreover , it is evident that where a trustee or a mandator , being entitled to an exception , lost his case through an unjust decision of the judge , and , contrary to good faith , neglected to take an appeal , he cannot bring the action on mandate . candidates of American law schools , for advanced law students from Europe and other locations throughout the world , and for law practitioners , judges , and teachers of law from various countries . We have furiously begun to judge our judges , and the judgment comes from hearts sorely stricken with hopeless humiliation . In it Christianity judged , was judged , and ac cepted judgment . The Supreme Court shall have original jurisdiction to hear and determine the causes aforesaid when presented in writing upon the oaths taken before some judge of a court of record of not less than ten lawyers , practicing in the courts held by such judge , and licensed to practice in the Supreme Court ; said presentment to be founded , either upon the knowledge of the persons making it or upon the written oaths as to the facts of creditable witnesses . His tone is subtle and rich , his dynamics wide ranging , his technique superb , his tempos well judged , and his interpretations , while not revelatory , are always intelligent and tasteful . Oh dear , if the twin had only killed him , I should be out of my - - " He laughed at the idea , and went rambling on with a detailed account of his talk with the Judge , and how shocked and ashamed the Judge was to find that he had a coward in his family . Habermas 's calls for particular “ reconstructive sciences , ” whose aim it is to render theoretically explicit the intuitive , pretheoretical know-how underlying such basic human competences as speaking and understanding , judging , and acting . We now then perceive the meaning of the Prophet , when he says that God would be for him a witness ; as though he had said , that there was no room here to trifle ; for if the Jews thought to elude God 's judgment they greatly deceived themselves ; inasmuch as when he has given a command to his servants to treat with his people , he is at the same time present as a judge , and will not suffer his word to be rejected without immediately undertaking his own cause . The expansive reason of contemporary constitutional discourse is a seething sea of doctrines and techniques and theories and authorities providing the rhetorical resources that lawyers , judges , and scholars may use to argue as a matter of constitutional law for virtually any position that the climate of political opinion might countenance in the first place .