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Rule of law
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying rule-of-law. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 3782193-003 : In a rigid competitive hierarchy governed by secular laws, internal corruption arises because each member's optimal strategy is to push the written rules to their limit, while externally any change in
- 3782193-036 : Democracy itself decentralizes power, but to unify a large population holding diverse values the United States relies on rigid protocol centralization from a Rule-of-Law legal system, whose statutory
- 3782214-019 : Groups with decentralized, diverse values require protocol centralization in the form of explicit enforceable rules, because stability depends on the impartial application of law to display fairness,
- 3782214-021 : A for profit, open, diverse valued organization run under rigid Rule of Law is maximally unstable, so powerful stabilizing forces must be added to its governance rather than assumed.
- 4957318-002 : Overlapping or contradictory regulation raises the risk of selective enforcement and legal arbitrage, because entities that cannot be expected to comply with everything can instead exploit the gaps an