#12 Von Waranen und Warnwesten – Terror, Tiere & der Messepuff

from Fair & Gerecht · host Martin Glöckner, Thilo Könicke, HINTE Marketing & Media

Zurück im Grenzgebiet zwischen Gesetz und Geschehen. Staffel 2 von Fair & Gerecht startet mit einer Folge, die sich liest wie ein juristisches Drehbuch von Tarantino: Bindenwarane auf Wohnungstour, Terrorabwehr mit Betonpollern, und ein Puff, der sich ein bisschen zu sehr für Messen interessiert. Rechtsanwalt Martin Glöckner und Messeveranstalter Thilo Könicke sezieren gewohnt charmant den Wahnsinn des Veranstaltungsrechts – irgendwo zwischen hochoffizieller Auflage und menschlicher Absurdität. Es geht um Tierhaltung in Mietwohnungen, um das juristische Gewicht von PKW-Sperren, um kommunales Hausverbot für Rotlichtwerbung – und darum, warum Plinius der Ältere dachte, Elche hätten keine Kniegelenke. 📌 Themen u.a.: - Tierische Untermieter mit Raubtierverhalten - Sicherheitsmaßnahmen zwischen Aktionismus und Amtsstube - Die rechtliche Relevanz von Prosecco-Gutscheinen - Was Veranstalter wirklich verantworten müssen – und was nicht - Dürers Nashorn, Plinius' Elch & andere Missverständnisse 🎧 Jetzt reinhören – oder beim nächsten Behördenbrief selbst einen Bindenwaran in die Zeile "Sonstige Anmerkungen" eintragen.

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