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Who decides, is the crucial question? The fact that we have courts of law where judges routinely make decisions about difficult, gray area questions, tells me
by adamlett 7y ago
Who decides, is the crucial question?
The fact that we have courts of law where judges routinely make decisions about difficult, gray area questions, tells me that this is a solved problem.
I can imagine a special court (or board or whatever; just as long as it falls under the judiciary branch and is therefore independent) set up to make quick rulings. There should of course be a way to appeal the rulings to a normal court.