Making Animals Answer For Their Crimes
Justice is blind. So blind, apparently, that it doesn't mind if pigs, rats, statues, and other non-human entities are brought to trial. This is the history of the trials of animals and inanimate objects held over the centuries. The charges against...
January 29, 20241h 6mExplicit
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Justice is blind. So blind, apparently, that it doesn't mind if pigs, rats, statues, and other non-human entities are brought to trial. This is the history of the trials of animals and inanimate objects held over the centuries. The charges against them range from murder to vandalism and, as it turns out, these trials were often conducted for surprisingly existential reasons.
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Topics
ancient+greececomedycourt+caseshistorykangaroo+courtlaw+and+ordermedieval+historymurder+trialpig+trialreligious+trialstrialstrue+crime