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The more specific the summary, the more likely it is to be incorrect in some strict sense. Then if all of it becomes law, the courts have to interpret which par
by Thrymr 5y ago
The more specific the summary, the more likely it is to be incorrect in some strict sense. Then if all of it becomes law, the courts have to interpret which part is right.
- shockeychap 5y agoSo, by that logic, a summary must be so vague as to be meaningless, lest it risk being incorrect by the strictest of standards. We can do better. It would be very easy to establish a broad “good-faith” standard for a legislative summary while also specifying it’s use for “informational purposes only.”