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"[I]gnorance of the law is no defense", my brother notes, and that is a principle that makes sense so long as the law is reasonably knowable; it creates the appropriate incentives for people to be informed of the law, while the converse encourages ignorance of it. What is missing is an incentive for the government to make knowledge of the law cheap and easy; too much modern analysis of public policy in the popular press seems to suppose that incentives for government aren't necessary. Remember, Constitutional inefficiencies were put there on purpose. |
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