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In this episode of the True Crime podcast, hosts Ali and Sarah Downie explore the historical context of poaching in Scotland, focusing on the Cumnock Poaching Riots of 1833. Talking about the daring actions of a poaching gang in Ayrshire, and the community's response to law enforcement. The episode highlights the tragic death of constable David Reid during the riots and reflects on the nature of justice, compassion, and the moral implications of community support for poachers. The conversation concludes with a poignant story about Sir Walter Scott's empathetic response to a poacher, prompting discussions on restorative justice and the importance of understanding the circumstances behind crimes.Scottish word of the week : Skelp and Bugger Lugs.

References.

⁠PoachingPrevention Act 1862⁠

⁠Black Act:Understanding Its Historical Legal Definition | US Legal Forms

DavidReid (1793–1833)

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