Could you actually cite where in the 60 page article it says that?
Although North Carolina has criminalized “common law robbery”, that has in fact been codified in statute.
Please stop doubling down on an incorrect statement. All illegal activity in the United States is codified in written law.
Probably legal as long as your didn’t push it or you aren’t in Alaska
Suppose the moose was suicidal.
What are your responsibilities then?
Page 982:
And judges in North Carolina routinelyconvict defendants for robbery, despite the fact that there is no statute
defining robbery as a criminal offense.[footnote]
Now that really is a band name.
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I came in this topic just to share a random (but IMO interesting) thing I know about Alaska’s laws:
Electronic recording in courtrooms is legal there (since the 60s!- who but Zapruder even had a camcorder then?*), and they’ve had cameras installed in courtrooms there since the 1980s- OKAY CORRECTION EDIT: I chatted with Copilot just now, and apparently officially-installed security cameras in courtrooms are not that much of a thing in Alaska, they exist in certain courtrooms but probably not most and definitely not all. I’m disappointed.
*Yes I know that regular cameras also count as electronic recording, which were available widely then, it’s a joke