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  • [Law fact 1] It is estimated that about 100 billion people have died since Homo sapiens appeared over 200,000 years ago.

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  • [Law fact 2] A "blind pig" was a lower-class establishment that sold alcohol during Prohibition (in contrast to a higher-class "speakeasy"). The owner would charge customers to see an attraction (such as an animal) and then serve a "complimentary" alcoholic beverage, thus circumventing the law.

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  • [Law fact 3] Even after 6 hours of dying, a person’s muscles continue to spasm periodically.

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  • [Law fact 4] Approximately 830 women die each day from pregnancy or childbirth-related complications around the world. Most of these deaths occur in developing countries and most could have been prevented.

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  • [Law fact 5] When the Act of Habeas Corpus 1679 was to be passed, the votes were counted and when there were not enough Lords in favor, it was decided that one of the Lords was worth ten votes because he happened to be fat. It started as a joke but remains on the statute books to this day.

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  • [Law fact 6] Sometime around 2000, the child labor laws changed in the England in order to film the movie "Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone"

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  • [Law fact 7] Under the Indian Copyright Law, photocopying textbooks for educational purposes is legal.

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  • [Law fact 8] The Postal Accountability and Enhancement Act of 2006 was intended to help the USPS be more competitive. The provision for funding in advance health benefits for retirees was added because the Bush White House threatened to veto the bill without it.

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  • [Law fact 9] Budae-jjigae, a Korean soup dish which is a fusion of common soup ingredients in Korea and scavenged foods from US bases had a period of "illegality"; as spam smuggling was punishable by death under President Park in the 1960-70s.

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  • [Law fact 10] In 1939, a Maine State Representative named Cleveland Sleeper drafted a bill to outlaw the use of tomatoes in clam chowder. The punishment for breaking this law was to have the individual dig up a barrel of clams at high tide, which is impossible.

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