Why I don’t fear unjust and corrupt judges.

​People often ask me, “Nedumpara Sir, you are openly criticizing judges, pointing out their mistakes, and speaking against corruption, yet you still have to appear before the very same judges. They may try to deny you justice or dismiss your case, so in such a scenario, we wonder how difficult your legal practice must be.”
​My answer is:
​The best practice is to profit from the folly of others. In Latin, we say Ex alienis erroribus lucrum: Ex means “out of,” alienis means “others,” erroribus means “mistake, error, or folly,” and lucrum means “profit”—to profit from the folly of others.