This document contains 6 quotes, 3 by Foucault discussing the role of judges in society and the continuation of discipline within prisons. 2 quotes are by Lukes discussing the prevention of issues through non-decision making and shaping perceptions to accept existing power structures. The final quote is by Weber describing the 3 pure types of obedience as traditional, charismatic, and legal.

1. Who said it?
Weber, Lukes or Foucault?
1 “The judges of normality are present everywhere. We are in the
society of the teacher-judge, the doctor-judge, the educator-judge,
and the ''social worker'' -judge.” Foucault
2 "In order to understand this second dimension of power, “it is
crucially important to identify potential issues which non-decision
making prevents from being actual” Lukes
3 “Prison continues, on those who are entrusted to it, a work
begun elsewhere, which the whole of society pursues on each
individual through innumerable mechanisms of discipline.”
Foucault
4 "Obedience is determined by highly robust motives of fear and
hope ... in asking for the 'legitimations' of this obedience, one
meets with these three 'pure' types: 'traditional,' 'charismatic,' and
'legal'" Weber
5 “Is it not the supreme and most insidious exercise of power to
prevent people, to whatever degree, from having grievances by
shaping their perceptions, cognitions and preferences in such a
way that they accept their role in the existing order of things, either
because they can see or imagine no alternative to it, or because
they see it as natural and unchangeable, or because they value it
as divinely ordained and beneficial?” Lukes
6 "A "discourse" is a body of thought and writing that is united by
having a common object of study, a common methodology, and/or
a set of common terms and ideas" Foucault