Separation of power ideally means that enforcement and evaluation of the law are separate instances. It doesn't work in practice. Indeed, having more laws to h

Separation of power ideally means that enforcement and evaluation of the law are separate instances. It doesn't work in practice. Indeed, having more laws to help enforce basic laws would seem absurd, if the practice of lawgiving was in principle wrong. But lessening law would seem absurd, if avoiding lawlessness was the idea in the first place.