Justice accuses the sinner of two things: cruelty and hate ("primo de perversa crudelitate, secundo de mortali odiositate"; f. 30r). In her claim, justice points out that today mercy, her sister, shall not defend the sinner, since crudelity is against her too:  "Iudex hodie misericorida, soror mea, non debet pro peccatore advocare...". The second point connects with the lack in the love the enemies. As in the previous sermons, the sinner asks for mercy (on the basis of a Biblical quotation), and mercy advocates for him, recalling Jesus of the pains of the Passion suffered for the salvation of the sinners. The judge accept the proposal and mercy starts her exhortation...