Brehon Academy's video: Fasting for Justice under the Brehon Law

From the Brehon Laws online course: http://bit.ly/BL-YT50 7+ hours of on-demand video! Get lifetime access with 50% OFF. This form of distress was called troscud, or 'fasting'. It carried social weight and had legal support as an act of due process. It was a principle which sought to empower a weaker party in compelling a stronger party to comply with justice. On one hand it provided a mechanism for the parties to deal with the matter privately and protect the nemed's honour; on the other it empowered a weaker party into a much stronger position ** Check Out My Other Online Courses! ** Lifetime Access SAVE 50% with these links: Ancient Irish Culture and Society: http://bit.ly/AI-YT-50 (4+ Hours, 40 Lessons) Irish Mythology: http://bit.ly/IM-YT-50 (5+ Hours, 50+ Lessons) http://www.brehonlawacademy.ie http://www.facebook.com/brehonlawacademy http://www.twitter.com/BrehonAcademy If you liked this video please share it to your networks for others to watch.