Ayn Rand at Columbia University -- part 12: Objective Law

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In this radio interview, Ayn Rand responds to questions about the nature and purpose of law. She discusses various topics, including the crucial differences between objective and non-objective law, the principles governing rules of evidence, the propriety of capital punishment, the scope of judicial discretion and the evil of preventive laws.

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