I agree that checked exceptions enforce clarity however I absolutely disagree on the fact that the exception should be managed immediatly. Usually exceptions ca

I agree that checked exceptions enforce clarity however I absolutely disagree on the fact that the exception should be managed immediatly. Usually exceptions can and must be managed at different levels of the call stack depending on their origin and destination. My experience tells that usually in an application there are just a few sinks that can be used to ultimately manage exceptions raised from different application flows. The pro of checked exception is to enforce exception management the cons is that they require a pedantic management. For unchecked exceptions pros and cons are exactly inverted. What would be ideal is to have a meta-exception management rule system that would allow to specify which exceptions are allowed to pop-up and which must be managed at the class and method level. Is there any language that provides something nearly similar to this?