
Foreign and Comparative Law Webinar Series: Odd Laws in the United Kingdom
Law Library Of Congress (u.s.)
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Senior Foreign Law Specialist Clare Feikert-Ahalt reviewed laws from the United Kingdom that are often considered odd. From carrying ladders and flying kites on the streets of London, to drunkenness in pubs, sheep riding in cars, and laws against extravagance, this webinar covered a variety of odd laws, providing both citations to the laws, their background, and how the police handle the enforcement of these laws.
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- English
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- United States
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