Tradition

Conservative Judge Shakes Up Supreme Court’s Dependence on Tradition: A Critical Analysis

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Washington D.C. – In a recent critique of the Supreme Court, a conservative judge has raised concerns regarding the court’s heavy reliance on tradition in its decisions. The judge, known for his conservative principles, contends that this reliance restricts the court’s ability to adapt to societal changes and hinders the pursuit of justice. The critique, which offers an alternative perspective on the court’s decision-making process, challenges the notion that tradition should hold such significant weight in shaping legal outcomes. Rather, the judge argues in favor of a more flexible approach that takes into account evolving … Read more

South Korea Implements Ban on Dog Meat Slaughter and Sale by 2027, Ending Centuries-Old Tradition

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SEOUL (AP) — South Korea has passed a new law aiming to phase out the slaughter and sale of dogs for meat by 2027. The centuries-old practice of eating dog meat will finally come to an end under this legislation, which has been introduced to align with changing societal attitudes towards the consumption of dogs. In recent decades, the popularity of dog meat has declined significantly, particularly among young people who actively avoid it. The law makes it illegal to raise or slaughter dogs for consumption, as well as to distribute or sell dog meat. … Read more