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They inherited fragments of the medieval Fort du Ha including two robust towers, an awe-inspiring Classicist courthouse from the early nineteenth century, and a curving School of Magistrature (French judges have own their educational system). Finally, in January 1983, the Turin Magistrature ordered the return oft he collection to the Ecuadorean consul in Turin. A frequent strategy is to justify discriminatory practices on the grounds of public decency, a strategy clearly exemplified in Domenico Bruni da Pistoia's interesting Difese delle donne (1552), whose first book contains a detailed, point-by-point analysis of the way in which the law discriminates against women, excluding them from the magistrature and from legal functions such as making contracts and administering property. |
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