I would not make the mistake of trusting the law per se.
Law is far from being deterministic. It is merely a framework used for discussing concrete events.
This is what drove me away from studying law after having done it for three full years. You have all those reasonable and just rules that get thrown over board (by re-interpreting them or bending the meaning of words) as soon as they collide with a greater purpose.
As someone who has switched sides let me tell you of how lucky we can be that in computer science a zero is a zero and a one is a one.
Law is far from being deterministic. It is merely a framework used for discussing concrete events.
This is what drove me away from studying law after having done it for three full years. You have all those reasonable and just rules that get thrown over board (by re-interpreting them or bending the meaning of words) as soon as they collide with a greater purpose.
As someone who has switched sides let me tell you of how lucky we can be that in computer science a zero is a zero and a one is a one.