Jinn and justice
The jurisprudential genie is out of the bottle in Saudi Arabia. A family in Madina has gone to charging a "spirit" with. Here's .
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Comment number 1.
At 11th Jul 2009, Heliopolitan wrote:Majnoon.
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At 12th Jul 2009, David Booth wrote:That is just demented. We live in dark times, someone pass me a pitchfork and flaming torch. Better yet, get those d&^cheb"gs from NI's Greatest Haunts on the case.
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Comment number 3.
At 18th Jul 2009, Orville Eastland wrote:I think that they have a bit too much faith in the court system (unless said judges are also exorcists or the Islamic equivalent thereof).
And they aren't the first to do something like this. A man sued Satan in a US court- it was dismissed on a technicality. (Although the case has been cited numerous times...)
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At 29th Jul 2009, David Booth wrote:Eek, I think I just got the title of this. The Gourds or Snoop dogg was it Will?
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At 29th Jul 2009, Heliopolitan wrote:Jinn and Tonic, I think...
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Comment number 6.
At 29th Jul 2009, David Booth wrote:Isn't it a play on "Gin and Juice"?
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At 29th Jul 2009, David Booth wrote:Need coffee, badly caffeine depleted; brain not function good...
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