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Chinese history has a punishment with a beautiful name but is one of the most cruel.
Since feudal times, China has been a country that has paid great attention to the legal system.
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Why do foreign judges and lawyers wear wigs?
If you are an avid fan of foreign films on legal topics, then surely you are not too familiar with the image of foreign judges and lawyers wearing white wigs and black r…
Oceanography
Dolphin guided ships through the New Zealand Strait for 24 years
New Zealand became the first country in the world to grant legal protection to a sea creature and the dolphin Pelorus Jack.
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The first river in the world is recognized as human
The New Zealand government has just recognized the Whanganui River as a living entity and has the legal status as a human being, having the right to sue anyone who affec…
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Why can't the French type French on the keyboard produced by France?
There is an unbelievable fact that the French cannot write correctly French with a keyboard designed specifically for them.
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Does fingerprint change over time?
Why do I need to get fingerprints when I work as an ID card? Will fingerprints change over time? Do fingerprints and finger lines determine the fate of each person?
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Study 'unexpected' habits that make you hate
According to social studies, posting photos of Facebook every day, leaving beards, praising ... are some habits that make you accidentally hated ...
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Women with male names are more likely to succeed in law
One study found that women who own men's names are more likely to be good judges or lawyers, compared to other sisters.
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Crime of 'contagious' behavior in minors
Impulsive boys who lack care, poor families and spoiled friends often have delinquent actions that cause them to be brought to the juvenile court, according to a new stu…
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Homosexual weddings come from ... medieval times
That is the claim of historian Allan Tulchin of Shippensburg University, Pennsylvania, USA. The historical evidence that he found a lot on tombstones and legal papers re…
Archeology
New Australian herbivorous dinosaurs found 15 meters long and weighed nearly 20 tons
Archaeologists say they have discovered a new dinosaur in Australia. They have wide hips, long necks, walk on four feet, eat grass and are half the length of a basketbal…
Archeology
Ancient Egyptian women demanded benefits by marriage contracts
An ancient marriage contract of nearly 2.5 meters long revealed that ancient Egyptian women were really tough negotiators. They make sure they are still provided with mo…
Archeology
Found 5,000-year-old legal documents carved on stone
A 5,000-year-old legal document carved on stone is found in the Middle East. This is the first evidence of legal documents that have rules about the structure of the gia…
Biology
Reproduction does not need sex
Since the world's first baby was born from a test tube in 1978 in the UK, legal and religious regulations in Western countries have minimized new research in the field o…
Environment
German courts allow the prohibition of circulation of diesel-powered cars
The ruling was made yesterday after a legal battle between Deutsche Umwelthilfe (DUH) and the municipal authorities of Stuttgart and Duesseldorf.