{ late night devil }

// Eli // 21 // Pisces // PA > FL // artist //

[heavenlycreatures]

on soulmates

f. scott fitzgerald / friedrich nietzsche / florence and the machine / andrea dworkin / kiersten white / euripides / audre lorde / phillip pullmann / bob hicok

[bppppppddddd]

i just want someone to obsess over me the way i obsess over them

[p0lariss]

*follows dreams* *dreams dont follow back* *unfollows dreams*

[arsanatomica]

So..Blood has been used as an architectural material since ancient times. I’m saddened that this is never covered in movies or historical fantasy tv shows. What a missed opportunity. Other places to see my posts: INSTAGRAM / FACEBOOK / ETSY / KICKSTARTER

[thehonorablereverendfish]

Ooh! I knew about this!

The Friendship Gate that serves as the opening to Philadelphia’s Chinatown, which, by the way, was the first gate in the States to be made by Chinese artisans, was repainted with paint using a Pig Blood base.

And i remember people being UP IN ARMS about it. Like “OMG THAT’S DISGUSTING! ANIMAL RIIIIGHTS!” But nobody else gave a shit. 

Here’s the gate now. So pretty!

[nevercure]

I’ve been there so many times and had no idea! That’s really cool!

[thearmyofgrunge]

[gerrycanavan]

Jury nullification. Pass it on.

[antigovernmentextremist]

Jury nullification is so fucking important.

[lesserjoke]

This is something that more people should be aware of, if only because (in many states, at least) defense attorneys are actually prohibited from mentioning it to jurors. The law allows a jury to return a “not guilty” verdict contrary to the facts of the case, but not for the defense to inform them of that power or to argue for its application in the current trial.

[frpeter]

I didn’t know about this. Wow.

[theveganarchist]

always reblog

[enbyhugs]

This is SUPER IMPORTANT and also a good reason to show up for jury duty. You know all those laws you think are stupid? This is your chance to maybe do something about it. 

[errors-dot-albi-deactivated2015]

I…. I thought this was common knowledge… signal boosting this because it obviously isn’t!

[trials-of-socrates]

Did not know this

[thecringeandwincefactory-deacti]

Jury nullification in the United States has its origins in colonial British America. Similar to British law, in the United States jury nullification occurs when a jury in a criminal case reaches a verdict contrary to the weight of evidence, sometimes because of a disagreement with the relevant law.

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