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: Karel's Legal BlogWEIRD COURT CASES
By Karel.Frielink
From coin toss to suing God
Professor Gary Slapper is a collector of amusing and curious anecdotes from the world of law. The most recent one he described is about a judge who called for a coin toss to decide a family dispute but finds himself tossed from the bench.
TimesOnline asked Professor Slapper to select 20 of his favorite bizarre disputes, prosecutions and lawsuits from the archive (click here to read his collection). No Netherlands Antilles judges are involved!
Karel Frielink
Attorney (Lawyer) / Partner
Full post as published by Karel's Legal Blog on January 04, 2008 (boomark / email).
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