Oh, I totally get it. I had once read an executive order with an instruction manual for the vital acts registry official, that describes all the different life

Oh, I totally get it. I had once read an executive order with an instruction manual for the vital acts registry official, that describes all the different life circumstances in which birth certificate is issued and what to do in that case. For fun of course. We don't have the case law here, so all the stuff is nicely codified in one executive act and there is a lot of it. But lawyers, like doctors and cops are overexposed to the high entropy side of things, which I thing warps their perspective.