Just off the top of my head thinking about what law is and what law 
does.  Like everything it is fundamentally about what a conceptual or 
real thing is all about:  It is all about two things.  What a thing is 
and what a thing does.  It is object oriented. 
My 
definition: Law is a top down design for bottom application.  Bottom 
application is implementation and  enforcement of the intent of law and 
its definition of its terms.  The law works to control regulate either 
positive or negative objectives.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law
There
 is a bottom up assembly in the making of law.  It is the formulation of
 law by those to whom the law will apply in choices of self governance. 
 Some sort of social structure in which this formulation takes place.  
Once basic structure for making law is established like an operating 
system then application programs are designed to create laws.  These 
application systems in operation produce feedback for (either or both) 
modification of the application program and operating system.
In
 the Information Age more people are learning the structural framework 
of Operating System and Application Program and applying it as a 
metaphor model for an increasingly wide range of conceptual systems.
This
 is the way I see it:  Law design structure framework is an Operating 
System and a multitude collection of Application Programs.  What law is 
and what law does.
There is an ambiguity conundrum in 
the structure of law.  It is designed to be precise but where precision 
fails it must be subject to judgment in application.  That is the 
problem.
Who and how should the law be judged?
It
 is a feedback design loop that judges the law itself as well as its 
application.  When must the Operating system be updated?  When must 
application programs be changed?
The whole "Law" thing 
viewed as a Problem Domain is in the bigger picture a Problem Domain of a
 Social Operating System and its Application Programs.  Putting it in 
that frame subjects it to analysis in the terms of precise definitions 
and meanings that domain.  For example: Private and Public.  Public 
being Open Source and Private being --well--- being Private and 
Proprietary in some degree of Ownership.  Stakeholder is a concept of 
the Information Age that relates to "Ownership" concepts of Public and 
Private.  The Public has a "Stake" in the Private sector Operating 
Systems and Application Programs.  That is an interesting point of view,
 point of entry to the Private Domain.  One that the Private Domain has 
its own view regarding their prerogative's.  A private view that they 
own and are a stakeholder in the Public Sector Operating System and 
Application Programs.
Who "Owns" What?  What rights to 
what property that is real or conceptual or has a real/conceptual 
binding in terms of definition that ranges from absolute to whatever can
 be "proved" to the extent of "fact".  To the extent of whatever "proof"
 or "fact is defined to be and mean?
Interesting thoughts on a Sunday Morning.  A time every week to think about such bigger things.
The
 bottom line of these thoughts is:  The Law system has a fundamental 
"Feedback Control Loop" failure.  A failure of implementation at the 
point of application that does not result in modification of the 
Application```
Feedback Loop to modify system function 
operation has both bug and a feature aspects depending on what entity 
benefits from either aspect.
As a bug Feedback Loop 
performs serves to identify and correct macro system rule design for the
 overall improvement of systemic operation to accomplish the benefit of 
system objectives.  Or, below Operating system level modify Application 
Programs to introduce exceptions to a rule within the domain of the 
Application Program to benefit Application Program purpose and 
objective. 
Failure of the Feedback Loop to function 
for Operating System and/or Application Program design intent is a 
feature to entities that do not want change because it is not in their 
self interest.  What is a feature to that entity is a bug to a mority.  
If the majority stakeholders in a system do not want a change in the 
Operating System because it is not to their benefit then it is a good 
thing....(unless they elect Trump but that is another matter related to 
deceit).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OODA_loop
When
 established methods to modify Operating Systems and Application 
Programs do not work for the benefit of user groups there are options!  
Social Media is a weaponized tool.
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/opinion-biggers-student-walkouts_us_5a942e1ae4b02cb368c4382e
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