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Determining genuine obsolescence is hard because statutes are interconnected: an apparently redundant law may be a foundational element of another statute or regulatory framework, so repeal produces a ripple effect through the broader legal ecosystem.

For instance, a seemingly redundant law may still serve as a foundational element for another statute or regulatory framework, creating a ripple effect if repealed.

Wulf A. Kaal, The Future of Law - Dynamic Web3 Governance (2024), Legal Garbage Collection, Critique, p. 20
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• dense statutory systems with cross referencing provisions

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