Marti Green > Quotes

“the Long Island Expressway was often referred to as “the Long Island Distressway.”
― Marti Green, Unintended Consequences

“time they had, an obstructionist warden would make the task truly impossible. She turned to her computer and logged in to Lexis/Nexis, the online”
― Marti Green, Unintended Consequences

“sick to believing”
― Marti Green, Unintended Consequences

“Doubt was a necessary element of life, one often not appreciated until later in life. Only with doubt could one challenge her assumptions and ensure that her course was proper.”
― Marti Green, Unintended Consequences

“As the well-known Occam’s razor goes, ‘Among competing hypotheses, the one with the fewest assumptions should be selected.”
― Marti Green, The Price of Justice

“I think, no matter how much life changes us, there are fundamental aspects of who we are that become part of our core. That never disappears.”
― Marti Green, The Price of Justice

“at just under fifteen miles over the speed limit. He knew from experience it was the safety zone, the”
― Marti Green, Unintended Consequences

“A passionate traveler who has visited six”
― Marti Green, Presumption of Guilt

“Law school didn’t prepare hopeful attorneys for the vagaries of judicial decision. The study of law was devoid of politics, of pettiness, of bad judges and incompetent attorneys.”
― Marti Green, Unintended Consequences

“cabinet. Should I? Inside was a stash of Ambien pills she’d secreted from her”
― Marti Green, Presumption of Guilt

“Dani rummaged through her pocketbook”
― Marti Green, Unintended Consequences

“We have an imperfect system. As long as there’s a death penalty, some innocent men and women will die.”
― Marti Green, Unintended Consequences

“Sunny envied the casual joking of her friends. She didn’t consider herself to be shy, yet something in her didn’t allow for playfulness. A piece missing from her, she thought when she bothered to think about herself.”
― Marti Green, Unintended Consequences

“The study of law was devoid of politics, of pettiness, of bad judges and incompetent attorneys.”
― Marti Green, Unintended Consequences

“Music was a diversion; books were an absorption, displacing all other thoughts except the story unfolding.”
― Marti Green, Unintended Consequences

“we shouldn’t judge decisions made by others who’ve had different life experiences.”
― Marti Green, Unintended Consequences

“Guilt or innocence wasn’t an absolute truth. It was what a jury found as its truth.”
― Marti Green, Presumption of Guilt

“But we shouldn’t judge decisions made by others who’ve had different life experiences.”
― Marti Green, Unintended Consequences