Fali Sam Nariman Quote

'violate the human rights of others', is impractical and fraught with grave consequences as it puts an almost impossible burden on the lawyer of pre-judging guilt; and (more important) it precludes the person charged with infringing the human rights of another (such as one accused of murder) the right to be defended by a 'lawyer of his choice - in my country, a guaranteed constitutional right.


On his view on representing lawyers as human rights activists on accepting briefs of clients - Fali S. Nariman, 'Before Memory Fades: An Autobiography


'violate the human rights of others', is impractical and fraught with grave consequences as it puts an almost impossible burden on the lawyer of...

'violate the human rights of others', is impractical and fraught with grave consequences as it puts an almost impossible burden on the lawyer of...

'violate the human rights of others', is impractical and fraught with grave consequences as it puts an almost impossible burden on the lawyer of...

'violate the human rights of others', is impractical and fraught with grave consequences as it puts an almost impossible burden on the lawyer of...