Technically he’s not wrong. When Socrates’ friends offered to break him out of jail after he was sentenced to death, he basically told them no because he believes in law and order, and even though he viewed his own sentence as unjust, he chose to abide the sentence because otherwise he would be tarnishing the law itself.

But that’s ignoring the context that the reason he was sentenced to death in the first place was because he basically told the Athenian elites that their notions of piety were bogus and that none of them knew what they were talking about. They didn’t exactly like that…