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Jewish legal philosophy / Talmudic reasoningTalmudic rabbinical tradition (Sanhedrin tractate)

The Talmudic tradition has a rule that feels almost designed to break committees: if a court reaches a unanimous verdict of guilty, the accused goes free. The rabbis reasoned that...

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