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Kein Alkohol für Fische unter 16
- Narrated by: Dirk Bach, Hella von Sinnen
- Length: 1 hr and 19 mins
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Kein Alkohol für Fische unter 16
Narrated by:
Dirk Bach, Hella von Sinnen
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Publisher's Summary
Wer hat sich nicht schon mal über hiesige Paragraphenwut beschwert oder den Amtsschimmel zum Teufel gewünscht? Wohl jeder, aber dass es noch schlimmer geht, zeigt diese Sammlung der spektakulärsten Rechtsfälle, Klagen und Urteile. So ist es in Ohio verboten, Fische betrunken zu machen, und in Frankreich darf man sein Schwein nicht Napoleon nennen. Hella von Sinnen und Dirk Bach verleihen dieser unterhaltsamen Fundgrube an kuriosen Geschichten aus der Welt des Rechts die richtige Würze.
©2010 Der Hörverlag (P)2010 Der Hörverlag
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