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| The pollsters told respondents to imagine an authoritarian regime in which there is no political or religious freedom. Although the impulse to limit the jury's power certainly meshed well with the agenda of the Vichy regime, legal scholars are unanimous in insisting that echevinage was not a product of the authoritarian regime, but rather the result of an organic evolution of the French judicial system. It dramatized a crackdown by a new authoritarian regime, and the concomitant cultural shift to escapism. |
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