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Or what about if you treated all law practice as a public service making all lawyers civil servants? The government would pay for the lawyers on both sides, but
by Joeri 13y ago
Or what about if you treated all law practice as a public service making all lawyers civil servants? The government would pay for the lawyers on both sides, but you wouldn't be able to buy access to a better lawyer. You'd have the problem of excessive lawsuits, but you can counter that with forcing the losing party to pay a big fine that covers the cost of the lawyers. You would also have the problem of how to assign lawyers to cases, but here it might make sense to use a lottery system, where you never know which lawyer you're getting.
- jdreaver 13y agoThen all lawyers would be equally terrible. I would rather our laws weren't so complex. One start is to prove there is a victim for something to be considered a crime.
- jessaustin 13y agoIsn't this the model we're trying to move toward in medicine?