Trial of the Century

In My Humble Opinion
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Okay, so what was ‘The Trial of the Century’ in the 20th Century? Fatty Arbuckle? Bruno Hauptmann? O.J. Simpson? Seems as if there were a lot, but There Can Be Only One.

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I’ll repeat what I said in a previous thread on the same topic:

I’ll go with a civil case: Donoghue v Stevenson, given the effect that Lord Atkin’s “neighbour” principle has subsequently had on negligence law.

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Ah. Never mind then.

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The Trial of the Major War Criminals Before the International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg.

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Brown v. Board of Education.

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Because this exact same question was posted about a year ago, and there were 55 replies, and a link to that thread is available for those interested, this one is closed.

samclem