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On Duties

Cicero
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Cicero wrote to his son about the venality of trials, stating that no man will ever be condemned except for murder.

Sentiment: Critical Analysis
Trigger: Cicero's views on justice
For: Students of philosophy and law
Key quote: Cicero wrote to his son about the venality of trials, stating that no man will ever be condemned except for murder.
The host references Cicero's 'On Duties' to highlight his perspective on the integrity of trials. This mention underscores the idea that serious crimes, like murder, are often the only ones leading to condemnation, reflecting on the flaws in the judicial system.