The word “Kafkaesque” is thrown around liberally in the modern era, often without warrant. “The Trial,” a 1925 novel written by Bohemian writer Franz Kafka, tells the story of Josef K., a man arrested and prosecuted in a nightmarish kangaroo court while unable to properly defend himself. But nearly 100 years later, another real trial took place in
委内瑞拉大使馆保护者在卡夫卡斯克(Kafkaesque)DC审判中宣布的轻伤
在四名委内瑞拉大使馆保护者被控“干扰美国国务院的保护职能”的案件中,陪审团被吊死后,贝里尔·豪威尔法官宣布了一项不幸的审判。