Lecture on foundations of law and legal anthropology - 2
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still is 3 strikes you're out in the US - 3 offences, however minor, result in an automatic 25 year sentence - all a part of the secret slave industry in the US
Gidwan 1 year ago
Very good lecture, very informative, showing both the British and European systems, in particular the Juries, which originated from Europe. Thanks, keep up the good work.
Gobblercat 2 years ago
wow :O
You blow my mind
thommybrownie19 2 years ago