> complexities This. Does anyone know if the Founding Fathers discussed the evils of complexity in law back during the conventions in Philadelphia? Is that a m

> complexities This. Does anyone know if the Founding Fathers discussed the evils of complexity in law back during the conventions in Philadelphia? Is that a more modern day problem, or is it as old as parliament itself? I don't remember reading anything that said the dangers of complexity in law was on their radar. Businesses are guaranteed to take advantage of complexities in law. I don't think this is well enough known. Any and every added complexity will therefore be taken advantage of, and should be considered in passing a law, and every law should have some type of way to "expire" itself, so that it can be removed (and the resulting complexity), when the reasoning for such law is gone. Complexity around healthcare laws is the textbook example.