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Courts in a libertarian society?

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alimentarius Posted: Fri, Sep 4 2009 6:52 AM

Who should choose which court to use? Who should pay?

Wouldn't both the victim and the culprit both be eager to choose courts that they believe have a good chance of supporting themselves? What if they're not able to settle on a court? Should they be forced? By whom?

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Ethics of Liberty covers many of your questionsSmile

found at this Mises site for free.  I linked it for ya

edit:  For a New Liberty covers these questions in specific more closely, but both books delve into the various questions you seem to have

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