Author: Evans, E. P. (Edward Payson)
Synopsis:
In 'The Criminal Prosecution and Capital Punishment of Animals', Edward Payson Evans delves into a fascinating and often overlooked aspect of legal history: the prosecution of animals for crimes committed against humans. From rats and pigs to insects and even inanimate objects, Evans presents a collection of bizarre and sometimes humorous cases where animals were put on trial and sentenced to death. Through these peculiar anecdotes, the author explores the complex relationship between humans and animals, raising thought-provoking questions about justice, morality, and the boundaries of legal responsibility.
Genres: Non-fiction, Legal History, Animal Studies
Themes: Animal rights, Legal ethics, Anthropomorphism, Human-animal relationships
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