The History of Law, Order & Justice! : Hidden Histories

Welcome to Hidden Histories. In this series, we take a closer look at the world around us and explore the hidden depths of our shared history.

Today we take a closer look at the development of legal systems through time.

note: I mis-pronounce the word 'Zhou' in this video.

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[DebbieHoodith]

Very detailed sir, but also simplified and summarized.

[danielmcwatters]

Shout out to Business Law @ Massey :')

[sovereignjoe]

Thanks for this video but how could you have skipped King Alfred the Great of Wessex & his advisor Bishop Asser from South Wales & the wise natural Common Law Constitutional principles, .. & Trial & Annulment by Jury & that King Alfred was elected by the people, through a Wise Council, aka Witan, ..?

[АклызМелкенды]

Eeh, It seems to me like the part about the legalists is misleading. Legalism as a philosophy came before Qin empire and was developed separately by different people in different kingdoms. It's not like Shang Yang was the main person, he was an advisor in Qin, later was executed.

[metakineticman]

yes one is from AP! if ap means associated place of reference, lol (alien joke)

[michellefletcher]

Studying Law, so much you’ve got to remember lol… Just like here in Australia 🇦🇺 The Australian Coat of Arms has the three arms of GOVERNMENT (Parliamentary Governments, executive and the responsible GOVERNMENT) - three powers of GOVERNMENT; The legislative, The executive and The Judicial… interesting 🧐

[VarietyKing]

Sounds like Shaun from Assassins creed

[alexandramundrick]

Is it that hard to include accurate subtitles for the hearing impaired?

[zes]

wrg, not sexual rivx, no power by that