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We have a vision of justice as blind, impartial, and fair — but in reality, the law often fails those who need it most. This hour, TED speakers explore radical ways to change the legal system.

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Steven Wise: If Chimpanzees Can Feel And Think, Should They Also Have Legal Rights?

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Steven Wise: If Chimpanzees Can Feel And Think, Should They Also Have Legal Rights?

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