No man should be hired to judge justice for pay
The argument denounces paid judges who are pre-engaged to a patron and forced to argue outcomes they do not believe. It cites Tacitus on Augustus to warn that popularity built on self-interest, bribery, and subornation leads to tyranny, while true public good requires independent judgment.
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