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| "If the legal structure says that banks cannot collect debts owed to them by the poor, banks will stop lending money to the poor. If the legal system says that the lower strata of society must be excused from criminal responsibility because they are merely victims in a determinist world, the crime rate soars, and there ceases to be an incentive to the honest poor to stay honest. If a state legal system goes too far in enforcing greater equality in the distribution of wealth, the generators of wealth -- the owners of capital -- leave and seek more hospitable states." --- Richard Neely, WV Supreme Court 1983 _Why Courts Don't Work_ |
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2020 March, week 1 (1-7) (16KB)
2020 March, week 2 (8-14) (16KB)
2020 March, week 3 (15-21) (16KB)
2020 March, week 4 (22-28) (16KB)
2020 March, week 5 (29-31) (16KB)
| "Today's criminal law reflects a lack of consensus about both moral standards and the distribution of wealth because the street now has a voice in political affairs. Some of the messages the street is sending are just and good, and some are corrupt and evil. All the messages, however, are political." --- Richard Neely, WV Supreme Court 1983 _Why Courts Don't Work_ |
