Some Ramifications of the Development of LELD Model;
The computerized
version of LELD would greatly improve management of legal cases through
the courts and would significantly reduce the number of cases going to
court, in all jurisdictions globally. It would enable lawyers
skilled in the use of LELD Model to pinpoint the divergence in split decisions.
Often, split decisions can be due
to the judges' ignorance of particular logical paradoxes. The LELD
Model should lead to an improvement in the quality of legal decisions by
judges.
The LELD should lead to a reduction
in the relative importance of judges and lawyers and to an increase in
the relative importance of logicians and mathematicians.
In Common Law jurisdictions, all precedents
would be entered into the programs database, as would all legislation for
each respective jurisdiction. The precedents would also be related to relative
jurisdictions. Additionally, within time, LELD should lead
to a convergence of Civil Law and Common Law. I believe the
concept
of absolute law would arise. The skill
would be to precisely determine all logical premises, and to correctly
link them logically. Hence, skill and training in both Law and mathematical
logic, and the ability to interrelate them, is essential. The
program would become the essence of the practice of law. It would
highlight precisely the questions which would need to be decided by courts
of law. It would greatly reduce the demands upon the courts' time.
Every Law Firm, School
of Law, Court, barrister, parliament and parliamentarian in the world would
want ready access to this program. It would revolutionize the
way law is formulated, practised and taught.