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SUMMARY:Harry Hobbs & Stephen Young - Outlawed
LOCATION:Upstairs at Gleebooks
DESCRIPTION:3pm for 3.30pm Sunday 18th October\n\nWhat if someone told you 
 your debts were fake\, your mortgage illegal\, your taxes voluntary\, and 
 that with the right words you could free yourself from the system forever?
 \n\nAcross the world\, people are falling for pseudolaw: a fast-growing mo
 vement built on conspiracy theories\, quasilegal rituals and the promise t
 hat ordinary people can outsmart governments\, banks and courts. Its follo
 wers call themselves sovereign citizens\, freemen\, state nationals or con
 stitutional warriors. Critics call it a scam.\n\nOutlawed takes readers de
 ep inside a world of courtroom confrontations\, YouTube gurus\, viral traf
 fic stops\, online radicalisation and anti-government extremism. It traces
  the movement from its 19th-century origins to deadly shootings\, attempte
 d coups and bizarre court cases involving doppelgangers\, secret trusts an
 d accusations of treason and sorcery.\n\nMore than a book about fringe bel
 iefs\, it explores how pseudolaw thrives in times of inequality\, crisis a
 nd distrust – and why people are willing to believe the system is rigged
  against them. Outlawed argues that defeating pseudolaw requires confronti
 ng the social\, economic and legal failures that make it so seductive in t
 he first place.\n\nDisturbing and darkly funny\, Outlawed tells the story 
 of how conspiracy became law’s outlaw twin.\n\n\nDr Harry Hobbs is an As
 sociate Professor in the Faculty of Law and Justice at the University of N
 ew South Wales\, and the Director of the Pseudolaw Project at the Gilbert 
 + Tobin Centre of Public Law. The author of four books and more than 70 jo
 urnal articles\, Harry is a multiple award-winning scholar with broad and 
 diverse research interests ranging from constitutional law and the rights 
 of Indigenous peoples\, to micronations and sovereign citizens.\n\nDr Step
 hen Young is an Associate Professor at the University of Otago’s Faculty
  of Law (Te Kaupeka Tātai Ture\, Otākou Whakaihu Waka). His 2020 book In
 digenous Peoples\, Consent and Rights: Troubling Subjects earned him the L
 aw Society of Australia and New Zealand’s Early Career Research Award. I
 n 2023\, he was further honoured with the University of Otago Early Career
  Award for Distinction in Research.\n\nBoletos: https://www.trybooking.com
 /events/landing/1651266
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