jolomatic
Well-known member
True, however easy to enforce should not be the goal - justice and reason should be. Letter of the law is easy to enforce, but hard to write the law specifically enough to prevent abuse by the enforcers... speeding tickets are easy to write and convict, but generally don't do much to help public safety which is supposed to be the point of having the law in the first place. Meanwhile truely dangerous drivers get a free pass because it's tricky to get a conviction.That isn't true. The problem with broad laws is that they actually require way more lawyer work. From an enforcement perspective, the more narrow the law the better.
Thats why speeding is considered a hard offence to fight, because its so narrow / basic / and easily measureable.
Its the offences like -- Criminal negligence / dangerous driving / aiding and abetting / harbouring / living off the avails... etc that require a lot of legal work. its because of the vagueness of the law.