In the trials of the Nazis in Germany for the Holocaust, after all of the evil-doers were tried and punished, when the world sought the roots of the evil, German court judges were brought to trial. Before the Nazis came to power, Germany was a republic with law support for human rights. The judges being tried were respected jurists who had wide reputations for fairness and wisdom. However, these judges were coerced by the Nazis into granting them warrants to spy on, take property of, and eventually arrest and destroy their victims. These august judges never turned down a warrant ...