Isaiah 10:2

“To turn aside the needy from judgment, &c.] Such laws being made as discouraged them from any application for justice; and, when they did, were harassed with such long, vexatious, and expensive suits, as obliged them to desist, and the cause being generally given against them, and for the rich: and to take away the right from the poor of my people; for not to do justice to the poor is the same as to rob and plunder them, and take away by force what of right belongs to them; wherefore it follows: that widows may be their prey, and [that] they may rob the fatherless; who have none to protect and defend them, and whose protectors judges ought to be, in imitation of God, whom civil magistrates…”

“To turn aside, &c.--The effect of their conduct is to pervert the cause of the needy [HORSLEY]. In English Version "from judgment" means "from obtaining justice." take away the right--"make plunder of the right" (rightful claim) [HORSLEY].”

“To turn aside - Their sentences have the effect, and are designed to have, to pervert justice, and to oppress the poor, or to deprive them of their rights and just claims; compare Isaiah 29:21; Proverbs 27:5. The needy - daliym - דלים dalı̂ym. Those of humble rank and circumstances; who have no powerful friends and defenders. “From judgment.” From obtaining justice. And to take away - To take away by violence and oppression. The word גזל gāzal, is commonly applied to robbery, and to oppression; to the taking away of spoils in battle, etc. That widows may be their prey - That they may rob widows, or obtain their property. This crime has always been one particularly offensive in the sight of…”

“Judgment - From obtaining a just sentence. Isaiah 10:3”

“turn aside: Isa 29:21; Lam 3:35; Amo 2:7, Amo 5:11, Amo 5:12; Mal 3:5 that widows: Isa 1:23, Isa 3:14, Isa 5:7; Jer 7:6; Eze 22:7; Mat 23:14 Isaiah 10:3”