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Lidford law

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A quick definition of Lidford law:

Term: Lidford Law

Definition: Lidford Law is a type of punishment where a person is punished first and then given a trial later. It is like a form of lynch law. This type of action supposedly took place in the town of Lidford (now Lydford), which is where the term comes from. It is similar to Jedburgh justice under JUSTICE(1).

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Lidford Law is a type of lynch law that allows a person to be punished before they are given a fair trial. This law is named after the town of Lidford (now Lydford) where this type of action supposedly took place. It is similar to Jedburgh justice under JUSTICE(1).

Example: If a person is accused of a crime under Lidford Law, they may be punished without being given a chance to defend themselves in court. This means that they may be punished even if they are innocent.

Explanation: The example illustrates how Lidford Law can be unfair and unjust. It allows people to be punished without being given a fair trial, which goes against the principles of justice. This type of law can lead to innocent people being punished and guilty people getting away with their crimes.

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