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Legal reform
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying legal-reform. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 2061166-026 : Enacting the proposed German Corporation Act amendments that would give contingent capital securities a statutory basis would require substantial changes across other areas of German law, and is unlik
- 2939127-027 : Contract law rules on formation, interpretation, conditions, and remedies require substantive adjustment before smart contracts can be accommodated.
- 3227933-024 : There is great regulatory uncertainty around blockchain and smart contracts, especially in financial services, and legal frameworks globally will have to change to adapt to the growing use of the tech
- 4957318-019 : Legal garbage collection is blocked by politics rather than by analysis: outdated or redundant laws remain contentious when they carry symbolic importance for particular constituencies or when repeal
- 4957318-021 : The cost of comprehensive legal review deters governments from committing the necessary resources, which prevents legal garbage collection from being applied consistently and effectively.
- 4957318-027 : War functions as a catalyst for legal reform because it compels legislators to focus on laws immediately relevant to wartime and post war objectives, which enables rapid removal of outdated, inefficie
- 4957318-028 : The speed of post war Japanese legal reform demonstrates that large scale legal change is possible when strong political will and adequate resources are present, which locates the binding constraint o
- 4957318-040 : A shift toward WDAG based dynamic solutions is not merely attractive but necessary for a legal system that is both efficient and equitable in addressing the complexities of contemporary governance.