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Wrong Side of History 531 implied HN points 03 Jan 26
  1. The United States still protects free speech and openness more strongly than major European powers, and that American attachment to free expression is unusually robust.
  2. European governments — especially in Britain, France and Germany — are increasingly using vague rules about ‘misinformation’, ‘hate’ or ‘extremism’ to curb speech and regulate online platforms.
  3. In Britain specifically, long-standing liberties like jury trials and court transparency are being weakened, which makes oversight harder and narrows public debate on sensitive issues.
David Friedman’s Substack 179 implied HN points 20 Aug 23
  1. Feud law relies on the threat of harm for enforcing rights and compensation.
  2. Commitment strategies like vengefulness and reputation are crucial in making feud systems work.
  3. Successful feud systems must protect both the strong and the weak, and provide mechanisms for terminating conflicts.
Thái | Hacker | Kỹ sư tin tặc 99 implied HN points 23 Sep 20
  1. In the US, the legal system emphasizes the importance of the constitution, with judges serving as interpreters and protectors of the law.
  2. The Supreme Court in the US plays a significant role in interpreting the constitution and influencing legal decisions throughout the country.
  3. Vietnam has a legal history intertwined with the US, with figures like lawyer Vu Trong Khanh playing key roles in establishing legal foundations in the country.
Vitarbi 0 implied HN points 30 Mar 23
  1. The philosophical investigation of art and money can be more intriguing than the philosophy of law.
  2. The concept of unjust laws is a key focus in the philosophy of law.
  3. The philosophy of law tackles important real-world dilemmas like war crimes and human rights abuses.
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