var maxims=new Array();
maxims[0]='Liberty to all but preference to none.'
maxims[1]='The safety of the people is the supreme law.'
maxims[2]='The safety of the people cannot be judged but by the safety of every individual.'
maxims[3]='Unjust is State power where the law is either uncertain or unknown.'
maxims[4]='The State should be subject to the law, for the law creates the State.'
maxims[5]='The judge who decides a case without hearing both parties, though his decision be just, is himself unjust.'
maxims[6]='Courts are for the people to command the power of the State.'
maxims[7]='The burden of proof lies on him who asserts the fact, not on him who denies it, because from the very nature of things a negative cannot be proof.'
maxims[8]='No one should be believed in court except upon his oath.'
maxims[9]='Courts should not believe water runs upward of its own accord nor that impossibilities exist.'
maxims[10]='The certainty of a thing arises only from making the thing certain in court.'
maxims[11]='Each should use his own powers and property so as not to unjustly injure others.'
maxims[12]='There is nothing more sacred, more inviolate, than the house of every citizen.'
maxims[13]='Every home is a castle; though the winds of heaven blow through it, officers of the State cannot enter.'
maxims[14]='Title is the right to enjoy possession of that which is our own.'
maxims[15]='No one should be required to betray himself.'
maxims[16]='Everyone should be presumed innocent until his guilt is established beyond a reasonable doubt.'
maxims[17]='No one should be twice harassed for the same offense.'
maxims[18]='He who slices the pie should be last to take a piece.'
maxims[19]='Words should be considered only as commonly understood and not with a meaning others construe to their own purpose.'
maxims[20]='Words should be interpreted most strongly against him who uses them.'
maxims[21]='He who acts in pure defense of his own life or limb is justified.'
maxims[22]='Crimes are more effectually prevented by the certainty than by the severity of punishment.'
maxims[23]='Perjured witnesses should be punished for perjury and for the crimes they falsely accuse against others.'
maxims[24]='When the reason of a rule ceases, so should the rule itself.'
maxims[25]='He who consents to an act is not wronged by it.'
maxims[26]='No one can take advantage of his own wrong.'
maxims[27]='No one should suffer by the act of another.'
maxims[28]='He who takes the benefit must bear the burden.'
maxims[29]='For every wrong there is a remedy.'
maxims[30]='Between rights otherwise equal, the earliest is preferred.'
maxims[31]='No man is responsible for that which no man can control.'
maxims[32]='The law helps the vigilant, before those who sleep on their rights.'
maxims[33]='The law respects form less than substance.'
maxims[34]='The law never requires impossibilities.'
maxims[35]='The law neither does nor requires idle acts.'
maxims[36]='The law disregards trifles.'
maxims[37]='Particular expressions qualify those which are general.'
maxims[38]='That is certain which can be made certain.'
maxims[39]='Time does not confirm a void act.'
maxims[40]='An interpretation which gives effect is preferred to one which makes void.'
maxims[41]='Interpretation must be reasonable.'
maxims[42]='Things happen according to the ordinary course of nature and the ordinary habits of life.'

var dm=Math.floor(Math.random()*(maxims.length));