“Law regulates the life of a community impersonally, through rules that apply generally to classes of persons. As Ariel Porat and Lior Jacob Strahilevitz say, “Law is impersonal”. They view it as a regrettable contingent fact about law – a matter of how it happens to have developed (before the emergence of algorithmic big data analysis), which could and should be changed. I think it is a truth about the nature of law …” (more)
[Timothy Endicott, Oxford Business Law Blog, 6 July]
First posted 2022-07-06 10:00:06
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