Solomon vs. Lord Quotes

“We all hold the keys to our own jail cells.”
― Paul Levine, Solomon vs. Lord

“Solomon's Laws
1. When the law doesn't work...work the law.”
― Paul Levine, Solomon vs. Lord

“Sin alma o corazón.”
― Paul Levine, Solomon vs. Lord

“hair needed cutting,”
― Paul Levine, Solomon vs. Lord

“then traced a fingertip across his forehead, around one eye, along the length of his nose. As if she wanted to later draw his likeness.”
― Paul Levine, Solomon vs. Lord

“Success is how other people judge you,” he said. “Are you driving that Ferrari, buying that house in Aspen? Excellence can’t be measured in dollars. Ideals don’t fit into a bank account. It’s about judging yourself. Have you lived up to your principles or have you sold out?”
― Paul Levine, Solomon vs. Lord

“Matamoros, Mexico? Tegucigalpa, Honduras?”
― Paul Levine, Solomon vs. Lord

“Anaconda. Beaver Buster. Corn Dog.” “Not now, Bobby.” “Dipstick. Earthworm. Frankfurter.” “Put a lid on it.” “Gherkin. Hose. Iron Rod. Joystick.” “I said that’s enough,” Steve ordered. “And to think,” Victoria said, “when I was in school, we only memorized the Gettysburg Address.” “Don’t look at me,” Steve said. “I didn’t teach him that stuff.” “Kosher Pickle,” Bobby said. “You taught me that one.” “That’s”
― Paul Levine, Solomon vs. Lord

“No way. He said if I went to bed with him, he’d name me in his will. So I did it, and now, guess what, he’s dead.” “Congratulations.” “No. Read it! Paragraph seventeen.” She thrust the document in front of Steve’s eyes, and he read aloud. “‘Finally, I promised Ms. Gina Capretto that I would name her in my will. Hello, Gina.”
― Paul Levine, Solomon vs. Lord

“Turow, Grisham, Scottoline, Martini, Meltzer, Grippando, Latt, Mortimer, Margolin. Dozens”
― Paul Levine, Solomon vs. Lord

“Wearing an off-white skier’s jumpsuit, he had a bullhorn in one hand, a walkie-talkie clipped to his belt, a digital thermometer zippered on his sleeve, and a revolver holstered on his hip.”
― Paul Levine, Solomon vs. Lord

“he”
― Paul Levine, Solomon vs. Lord

“But that’s okay, he thought. If your client is truly innocent, the pressure to win is overwhelming. But a guilty client? Hey, if you lose, justice is done.”
― Paul Levine, Solomon vs. Lord

“So what’s your definition?” “Two people who just have to be together,” he replied without hesitation. “Two people who are not complete when they’re apart. They’re lovers and best friends, too. There’s lust and laughter, and they can’t imagine being with anyone else.” “So Steve Solomon believes in romantic love?”
― Paul Levine, Solomon vs. Lord

“Dammit, she’d been warned about Solomon. He always tested new prosecutors, baited them into losing their cool, lured them into mistrials. And she wasn’t totally “new.” She’d handled arraignments and preliminary hearings for eight months. And hadn’t she won her first two felony trials? Of course, neither one had involved Steve Slash-and-Burn Solomon”
― Paul Levine, Solomon vs. Lord

“dainty”
― Paul Levine, Solomon vs. Lord