"So far, a number of our nation’s prominent judges have exposed the ugly side of corruption in high places, with different contexts and stories. When these numbers are tallied, how can we trust the judgements they’ve delivered in the past? Even with ones where they might not have taken bribes, how convincing can it be to the child whose mother died out of frustration with the system, the young girl who cannot see her father who is languishing in jail simply because someone took money to influence a verdict? What can we say about all the innocents who have died prematurely, over legal cases that have gone bad? What about the collective debts that might end up sinking this country, simply because private pockets are prioritized over what the next generation could feed on?"