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What laws should be enforced in a free nation? How should the laws be enforced? When, if ever, is it lawful to use violence? Who has the authority to enforce the laws? Libertarians do not all agree on the answers to these questions. In fact, libertarians hold several mutually exclusive views on legal principles. In this paper I describe the fundamental legal principles of various libertarian schools of thought, then I argue for using the non-aggression principle as the fundamental law in a free nation

Note to reader: This paper was first published in The Independent Review, Vol. 1, No. 3, Winter 1997, pp. 325-351 (published by the Independent...

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Appendix B. What good is punishment? Chapter 4 contains a brief argument against punishment. This appendix contains a more extensive critique of the morality of punishment. In this critique, I use the word

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When primate females enter estrus they often perform coitus twenty to fifty times a day, usually several copulations in succession. Intercourse occurs with any available male though dominant males take first pick. If necessary, the females flirt, solicit, present, and stimulate the male in order to obtain successive coitions. They may 'consort' with one male for several days until he is exhausted, then take up with another, or be passed from male to male. Primate females emerge from estrus totally exhausted and often with wounds (domestic violence) from spent males who have been repulsed

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As indicated in the class syllabi, I teach a course in natural law every so often. I have a number of essays on this topic. The first two items in this section are short bibliographies. The next three

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All writings by God's holy prophets, who are Lawgivers, contain a "Thus saith the Lord," (or equivalent) and are to be obeyed as laws of God. The foundation of the law of God is the Ten Commandments.

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David Milgaard served 23 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. David's mother, Joyce Milgaard, became more determind when she was brushed aside by the then Justice Minister. It became apparen

The two types of society, Gesellschaft and Gemeinschaft, have two systems of Law. The system that corresponds to Gesellschaft is based on the Ten Commandments and it places morals and Law above everything else. According to Jewish religion, the Jews received the Torah and the Ten Commandments from God. The worship of the Torah by observant Jews is comparable to the worship of several Gods by some peoples. One of the Ten Commandments says "DO NOT KILL!". Violation of this Commandment is punished by death penalty

We are members of one another; so that you cannot injure or help your neighbour without injuring or helping yourself." (George Bernard Shaw

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1This report was supported by National Institute of Justice Grant Number 96MUMU0019 to the University of Maryland at College Park. Points of view or opinions stated herein are those of the authors and

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Shonenho, the Japanese Juvenile Law, is based on ideas of protection, love, and tolerance towards the juvenile offender. Its main purpose is to protect him from the stigma of the crime or delinquent act that he has committed, as well as from the environment in which he was when he committed the crime or delinquent act. Punishment does not have a role within the Japanese juvenile system. Rather, Shonenho strives to reform the juvenile so that he can return to society as a fully functional member within a relatively short period of time. Looking at the low juvenile criminal and recidivism rates

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Acknowledgements Anti-Slavery International would like to thank all of the respondents, especially in Brazil, Ghana, the Netherlands, Thailand, Turkey and the United Kingdom, who contributed to this research. In London, we thank our volunteers for their help in preparing this report, in particular Chris Dunster, Caroline Paul, Kate Sheill, and Jen Schuster-Bruce. The Network of Sex Work Projects (NSWP) gratefully acknowledges the support of Mama Cash, Amsterdam for the NSWP's participation in the project

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Now that the Cold War is over, the US military and media have pinpointed a new bugbear - "Rogue States". This is a highly elastic term. Chomsky points out that, if one looks at this honestly, the US and UK are in fact themselves Rogue States.