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> Article 214
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VII. Law |
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| 7.1 Virtue of Law | ||
| Article 214-Courage | ||
| Canon 2724 | ||
| Courage is a confidence and strength in the present moment to be honest and respectful in performance of duty. | ||
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| Canon 2725 | ||
| Courage is the third of the seven virtues of law and upon which the remaining four virtues are based. It is typified by a firmness of stomach and warmness of the heart. | ||
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| Canon 2726 | ||
| As there exists guilds and associations dedicated to the continued corruption of the law and the concealment of knowledge of the law, including the use of threat and intimidation, courage is a necessary virtue of law. | ||
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| Canon 2727 | ||
| An absence of courage in the character of a judge or magistrate is a sign that justice is also absent. | ||
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| Canon 2728 | ||
| Any judge or magistrate that refuses to rescind their membership to a Bar association and any other guild(s) that seeks to usurp the law is by definition a coward. | ||
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| Canon 2729 | ||
| Let justice be done, though the heavens should fall. | ||
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